Ron Tarver’s love and passion for photography started as a child and has blossomed into a successful career that has earned him a shared 2012 Pulitzer Prize win for a series where he focused on school...
With the plethora of mobile and digital cameras available, film photography might sound like an art form from the past. But for Justin Layug ’25, it is his present and future.
Half of the enjoyment...
The art medium that I use is film photography, specifically 35mm color film. I like to use color film during the more “colorful” seasons, and I occasionally use black and white film during the colder...
The art medium that I use is film photography. I primarily shoot 35mm film but every now and then, I will try my hand at 120mm film.
I view my work as a collection of moments, places and people that...
Art has always been a form of escape and expression. Whether it’s in drawing, painting, photography or graphic design, art has always served as my go-to way of escaping reality for a while and simultaneously...
Grace Coyle ’22 was taking Painting II last March when the world first locked down due to the coronavirus pandemic.
So much uncertainty left her feeling unmotivated, and she said her work started...
This week, Layken Simmons, an Aramark employee who recently started working as a cashier in the P.O.D. Market in the Post Learning Commons, spoke with The Hawk about her love for cooking. Simmons, originally...
The St. Joe's community remembered Susan Fenton at an event on Sept. 13 where people were brought through four decades of her work. Fenton served as the chair of the art department at St. Joe’s until...
Students exhibit photography in honor of late professor
A photography exhibit dedicated to Susan Fenton, M.F.A, associate professor of art at St. Joe's, who died on Nov. 23, will be on display from now...
A tribute to St. Joe’s Susan Fenton
Susan Fenton changed St. Joe’s for me. She was a mentor, a storyteller and a teacher in every aspect of the words. She was someone who was truly important to me....
Disposable cameras back in style
In a world of smartphone cameras with increasingly sophisticated lenses and sensor quality, disposable single-use cameras may seem obsolete. But retro is in, and so are...
Photographer’s thoughtful portrayal of the opioid epidemic
Philadelphia-based photographer Jeffrey Stockbridge spoke about his decade-long project documenting the opioid crisis in Kensington, North...
