Memory is a Verb

Each photographer pulls from deeply personal experiences to create bodies of work that explore the aftermath of loss, the fluidity of memory, and the ways in which their medium becomes the mechanism to more fully understand the intricacies of our relationship with the past.

So many of our memories are connected to loss.  Loss of family members, home, land, and even loss of the ways in which we used to preserve memories—on film, slides, or in albums. Technology becomes obsolete, objects are thrown away, time passes and no one remains to recognize a face in a photograph. What happens then?  Who becomes the keeper of your memory, and what story would they tell?

Please join us at an opening reception for the exhibition, Saturday, February 7, 6;00-8:00. Free and open to the public. Register here.