Shannon: New Work by the 2013 Graduates of the Yale University School of Art Photography Program
Reception
Shannon: New Work by the 2013 Graduates of the Yale University School of Art Photography Program
Thursday, July 18
8:00 p.m. EDT
Join the 2013 MFA graduates of the Yale School of Art Photography Program for the opening of Shannon. Shannon is a collective consciousness, muse, and unifier between the ten classmates, and a way to express their individual work while at the same time sharing their varied experiences as students and colleagues. Aperture Foundation is pleased to host this group exhibition as part of its commitment to emerging photographers.
Image: Sophie Ruspoli, Untitled
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