Come join us for this presentation from local photographer Christine Lorenz as she presents a program on Macros and Polarized Light.  

You can learn more about her unique work on her website.

“Christine Lorenz uses the tools of macro photography to create spaces for reflection on the common materials of our lived environment. She earned her MFA at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and BA at The Ohio State University. Her photographs have been seen at photo-eye gallery in Santa Fe; at Silver Eye Center for Photography, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, unconventional Pittsburgh spaces, and elsewhere across the United States and Europe. Online, her photographs have been featured by Der Greif, Lenscratch, Vice, Fraction Magazine, Rogue Agent Journal, Magenta Foundation and Humble Arts Foundation. Her article “Halophilic” was published in Refract Journal, a peer-reviewed journal from the University of California, Santa Cruz, in 2022. She was a selected photographer for Review Santa Fe in 2021 and was a finalist for Photolucida Critical Mass in 2023. In addition to her self-published photobooks, she has served as publication editor and designer for The Earth Of workshops of Arts Letters and Numbers. She lives with her family in Pittsburgh, PA, where she teaches art writing and the history of photography at Duquesne University and Point Park University.”