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Krista Leigh Steinke

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Solo Exhibition: Brauer Museum of Art

August 21, 2018 in exhibitions, events

”Krista Steinke: Good Luck with the Sun and Other Works”
Brauer Museum of Art
Valparaiso, IN
Aug 26 - Dec 9, 2018


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Review: Austin Chronicle

June 28, 2018 in press, exhibitions, news

Krista Steinke: Good Luck With the Sun at W&TW
By Melany Jean, Fri. June 1, 2018

“These spectacular images of the sun and sky captured with homemade pinhole cameras reveal more about us than celestial objects”
Read more:
https://www.austinchronicle.com/arts/2018-06-01/krista-steinke-good-luck-with-the-sun/


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Group Show: Currents New Media 2018

April 16, 2018 in exhibitions, events, screenings

My video Sun Notations will be included in this year’s
Currents New Media Festival
Santa Fe, NM, June 8 – June 24, 2018

“Sun Notations is an experimental video created by animating over 50 still pinhole photographs. The original photographs capture the pathway of the sun rising and setting over time, using exposures that last one day to an entire year. Sound by Matthew Steinke. Production Assistants: Ashley Lane and Annie Sungkajun.

https://currentsnewmedia.org/festivals/


Tags: currents new media, sunnotations, video
eventually, this too will end: 31 day pinhole exposure, NY, 2017

eventually, this too will end: 31 day pinhole exposure, NY, 2017

Solo Exhibition: Women and Their Work

April 16, 2018

Solo Exhibition: “Good Luck with the Sun”
Women and Their Work Gallery, Austin, TX.
opening reception: April 28, 7-9pm.
Exhibition runs through June 7, 2018.

The word “luck” is often used when talking about sunny days or meteorological conditions. No matter where one is located geographically, the climate is critical to survival, and every day, we are at the mercy of what the weather delivers to us. Luck is also an important factor in Krista Steinke’s recent body of work, where trial and error, chance, and imperfection become part of her photographic inquiry. Using homemade pinhole cameras, extended multiple exposures, and other unconventional techniques, Steinke explores our greatest energy source – the sun and photography’s unique role in how we engage with the planet’s closest star. Relationships emerge between time and space, light and dark, micro and macro, and the personal and the universal.


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