CBU Photography presents “Interlude,” a group exhibition featuring the photographic work of current students within the photography program at California Baptist University. The work on display represents a variety of projects from the 2022 Fall Semester.
During the hustle and bustle of a busy semester full of creative endeavors, “Interlude” comes as a moment of reflection during the pause between two semesters, our natural resting point. A chance to look at what has been created these past few months and dream of what will come.
The aesthetic styles and subject matter vary widely from photographer to photographer. However, the passion for the craft is apparent throughout. Works have been selected to best exemplify attention to technical proficiency, aesthetic values, fearless experimentation, visual storytelling, and the decisive moment.
These photographers work tirelessly to create portfolio-defining work with care and intentionality. Emphasizing their narratives and ideals in a post-pandemic world. They were curated in a constant conversation between aesthetics, concepts, and narrative. All while engaging the viewer.
You are invited as the viewer to engage with the work through select interactive elements. Let your mind consider these details about the work and how the styles of the different photographers vary.
As we pause between semesters, these photographers consider their next photographic endeavors.
Curated by; junior Miguel Esparza and senior Chloe Daniels in conversation with Program Lead + Associate Professor of Photography Christopher Kern.
Photographers
Austin Elliott, Hope Jayne, Karinna Krome, Bella Ponce, Lauren Jannicelli, Valeria Ramirez, Josiah Grant, Kylee Price, Josie Nguyen, Hannah Boone, Ryan Monsalve, Alissa Koretoff, Josselyn Guillen, Eileen Solorzano, Jenna Beekhuis, Tricia Byerrum, Jalynn Givens, Chloe Daniels, Camille Rose Grochowski, Miguel Esparza, Nate Byrne, Kayla Yogi, Simon Martinez, Amanda Salas, Lani Lee, Lindsey Thomas, Sam Abbott, Makayla Phillippi, Elizabeth Wahl, Grace Letherer, Ella DuPree, Berit Miller, Elijah Martinez, Zach Cleek.
Join Us, in Celebration
- Thursday, December 1st, 6:00 - 9:00 PM (Riverside Artswalk)
- Sunday, December 4th, 1:00 - 4:00 PM (First Sundays)
Special thanks to the Riverside Art Museum for providing this platform for our students to showcase their photographic work during the Festival of Lights through the Holidays and into the New Year.
First Sundays is a seasonal series of free family programs featuring different activities for children and teens at seven different location in downtown: Riverside Metropolitan Museum, Mission Inn Museum, The Cheech Center, Riverside Art Museum, Riverside Public Library, UCR ArtsBlock, Riverside Fox Theater Foundation, and the Center for Social Justice and Civil Liberties! (Please contact each participating location for programming/participation/rules of entry.) First Sundays generally run October–May on the first Sundays of those months from 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
All locations are open free and all activities are free and open to the public.
The program is made possible through the collaborative efforts of all locations involved, as well as the sponsorship of the Riverside Arts Council.