Join us as we celebrate the opening reception for "time(less)" at the DAAC on Saturday, November 6th from 6-9pm.
The exhibit features long-exposure photography taken along the shores of Lake Michigan and Superior as photographer, Katie (Kae) Pershon, focused on the effects of time blindness resulting from her ADHD.
About Katie (Kae) Pershon:
Graduating in 2016 with a BFA in Visual Studies from Grand Valley State University, Kae has since worked in the art world as a Collections and Exhibitions Technician at her alma mater’s public art museum.
Her work has revolved around several different mediums, but consistently always returns to photography. She focuses on capturing the abstract and sublime, fascinated with the way a combination of mundane objects can become beautiful.
See more of Kae's work here:
facebook.com/kphotoscape
instagram.com/kphotoscape/
kphotoscape.com
Masks and COVID check-in required. This event is FREE & all ages!
This exhibit will be up through December 4 where we will have a closing reception from 6-9pm.