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ARTISTS EXHIBIT AT D’ART CENTER
Through Nov. 9 - opening reception Oct. 21

Tom
Siegmund, Jelly Ball
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Stephanie
Bass, Orange
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Ed Gibbs, Flower Mandala 9 |
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HAMPTON
ROADS, Va. – (Oct. 14, 2005) – Four artists connected
to Tidewater Community College will exhibit at the D’Art
Center in Norfolk from Friday, Oct. 14, to Wednesday, Nov. 9.
The exhibition - Culture of Evidence: Photographic Works by Bass,
Gibbs, Siegmund and Willard - features an opening reception on
Friday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m.
Each of the photographic artists in Culture of Evidence: Photographic
Works by Bass, Gibbs, Siegmund and Willard boast connections with
TCC’s Visual Arts Center, located in historic Olde Towne
Portsmouth. Each uses the medium of photography to investigate
the material world. Each provides a unique interpretation of this
world. Each explores a Culture of Evidence.
Stephanie Bass graduated from TCC’s photography
program in 2002. After receiving her BFA in photography from Virginia
Commonwealth University in 2004, Stephanie returned to the VAC
as a part-time instructor and instructional assistant in the photography
program.
Ed Gibbs, who recently exhibited photographic
work at Old Dominion University’s gallery, taught photography
at TCC for 16 years. In 2003 he became VAC director.
Tom Siegmund heads up the photography program at the
Visual Arts Center. He began his career at TCC in 1995 as a part-time
instructor.
Shelley Willard, a current student at the VAC,
plans to transfer to the Savannah College of Art and Design to
pursue her BFA, after completing her TCC degree. She plans a career
in commercial photography.
Sampling of Exhibition Images
Ed Gibbs Flower Mandala 9 Type C Print 30” X 30”
Stephanie Bass Orange Ink Jet Print 12” X 18”
Tom Siegmund Jelly Ball Type C Print 11”X 17
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Laurie White |
Media Relations |
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