Field Study
Aug 7–Oct 3, 2015
In partnership with Openlands
Nealson Armour, Natalia Baluta, Sarah Christianson, Ciurej and Lochman, Rachel Cox, Karen Darling, Barbara Diener, Jessica Ekern, Adam Forrester, Dana Fritz, Cameron Gibson, Tytia Habing, William Harper, Lindsay Hutchens, Sandra Klein, Chrissy LaMaster, Adam Lampton, Cristen Leifheit, Janice Levy, Joyce Lopez, Holly Lynton, Sarah Malakoff, Carsten Meier, Angela Mittiga, Mayu Nagaoka, Paccarik Orue, Julie Pasila, Simon Pyle, Tealia Ellis Ritter, Rob Rocke, Ken Rosenthal, Zack Sabin, John Steck Jr., Jamey Stillings, Suzanne E. Szucs, Millee Tibbs, Terri Warpinski
Field Study is a selection of photographs and videos that examine the indelible relationship between humans and nature. To advance a culture of conservation in a variety of urban and regional settings, this group show investigates our current ecological reality as part of the 7th Annual Filter Photo Festival.
Public Programs
Exhibition Dates
Aug 7–Oct 3, 2015
Opening Reception
Aug 7, 2015, 5:30–8PM
Walkabout
Aug 21, 2015, 3–6PM
Led by radical ecologist Nance Klehm, participants observe and learn to identify the spontaneous and naturalized vegetation that occupy the cracks and escape our control revealing the dynamic resilience and healing that is under our feet. Urban foraged amuse-bouches will be shared following the walkabout at the gallery.
Artist Talk
Sep 18, 2015, 6–8PM
Artist Doug Fogelson and curator Allison Grant join together for an open interview, shedding light on Fogelson's experimental photographic techniques, his interest in ecology and devastation, and his plans for his year-long residency with Openlands.
Filter Photo Festival Reception
Sep 26, 2015, 3–6PM
Press
Chicago Reader
Newcity
TimeOut Chicago
Partner
Openlands is a nature conservation organization that works to protect the natural and open spaces of northeastern Illinois and the surrounding region. All exhibition proceeds support this nonprofit organization and the artists.
Field Study, installation views at Weinberg/Newton Gallery, 2015
Field Study
Aug 7–Oct 3, 2015
In partnership with Openlands
Nealson Armour, Natalia Baluta, Sarah Christianson, Ciurej and Lochman, Rachel Cox, Karen Darling, Barbara Diener, Jessica Ekern, Adam Forrester, Dana Fritz, Cameron Gibson, Tytia Habing, William Harper, Lindsay Hutchens, Sandra Klein, Chrissy LaMaster, Adam Lampton, Cristen Leifheit, Janice Levy, Joyce Lopez, Holly Lynton, Sarah Malakoff, Carsten Meier, Angela Mittiga, Mayu Nagaoka, Paccarik Orue, Julie Pasila, Simon Pyle, Tealia Ellis Ritter, Rob Rocke, Ken Rosenthal, Zack Sabin, John Steck Jr., Jamey Stillings, Suzanne E. Szucs, Millee Tibbs, Terri Warpinski
Field Study is a selection of photographs and videos that examine the indelible relationship between humans and nature. To advance a culture of conservation in a variety of urban and regional settings, this group show investigates our current ecological reality as part of the 7th Annual Filter Photo Festival.
Public Programs
Exhibition Dates
Aug 7–Oct 3, 2015
Opening Reception
Aug 7, 2015, 5:30–8PM
Walkabout
Aug 21, 2015, 3–6PM
Led by radical ecologist Nance Klehm, participants observe and learn to identify the spontaneous and naturalized vegetation that occupy the cracks and escape our control revealing the dynamic resilience and healing that is under our feet. Urban foraged amuse-bouches will be shared following the walkabout at the gallery.
Artist Talk
Sep 18, 2015, 6–8PM
Artist Doug Fogelson and curator Allison Grant join together for an open interview, shedding light on Fogelson's experimental photographic techniques, his interest in ecology and devastation, and his plans for his year-long residency with Openlands.
Filter Photo Festival Reception
Sep 26, 2015, 3–6PM
Press
Chicago Reader
Newcity
TimeOut Chicago
Partner
Openlands is a nature conservation organization that works to protect the natural and open spaces of northeastern Illinois and the surrounding region. All exhibition proceeds support this nonprofit organization and the artists.
Field Study, installation views at Weinberg/Newton Gallery, 2015