I was honored to have my work in Terratory Journal and discussed by Ryan Nemeth in the article STEPHEN CHALMERS – The Incredible Shrinking City. January 2016.
http://www.terratory.org/archiveblog/2016/7/23/stephen-chalmers-the-incredible-shrinking-city
My work was included in the Women and Methamphetamine Exhibit [9 Modalities], along with the work of Pauline Sameshima, Patricia Maarhuis, John-Paul Chalykoff & Victoriua Bolduc.
→ Traveled to: The LAIR (Lakehead Arts Integrated Research) Gallery. Thunder Bay, Ontario. November 2015 – January 2016, and Baggage Building Arts Centre. Marina Park, Ontario. September – November 2015.
Thank you, Christine Long, for your mention in your article “CSI art: forensics enters the gallery” for the Australian Visual ArtsHub. http://visual.artshub.com.au/news-article/features/visual-arts/christine-long/csi-art-forensics-enters-the-gallery-248768.
Thanks Lensculture for featuring my work from Transience! https://www.lensculture.com/articles/stephen-chalmers-transience
Earlier tonight I gave a talk to a group of smart, engaged, and all around nice students in Mark Slankard‘s class at Cleveland State University. Fun times!
Dr. Rebecca Scott Bray included a discussion of work from Unmarked in her piece Rotten Prettiness? The Forensic Aesthetic and Crime as Art in the Australian Feminist Law Journal, 40:1, pp 69-95 – published 6 October 2014.
I’m honored to have my work be part of her research.
See the full article here:
Rebecca Scott Bray (2014) Rotten Prettiness? The Forensic Aesthetic and Crime as Art, Australian Feminist Law Journal, 40:1, 69-95, DOI: 10.1080/13200968.2014.931900
Our fundraiser to support student scholarships (via the generosity of David Hume Kennerly and his donation of fifty-three of his magnificent photographs) was an incredible success.
We raised nearly $30,000 to create the first endowed scholarship for photography students!
An article, written by Dustin Livesay, about my class-photo project (which occurs at the end of each class I teach) was featured as the front-page story in the Youngstown State University student newspaper. It included two photos of my students and I: “Dexter” and “Alice in Youngstown”.
Click the thumbnail below to view a larger image of the front page, or read the full article here: http://www.thejambar.com/photographic-memories/
Some of my work was published on Rinse.io. See the story here: http://rinse.io/s/featured-story/lEnJ9Fu
The work is from my project Youngstown, Ohio — named not only for the post-industrial town that I live in, but also as an oblique reference to the group of short stories on the fictional pre-industrial town “Winesburg, Ohio” by Sherwood Anderson (1919).
A class photo from my spring course! If you wish to see more, friend me on Facebook…there’s an album with dozens from since I started my first tenure track position in 2001!
