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Northwest College Hosts An Exhibition On Recent Field Studies In Greece

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Northwest College photo exhibit from spring 2023 field studies trip to Greece

 

The Northwest College Photography Department is hosting an exhibition of students’ work from their recent field studies trip to Greece. The exhibit will remain on display through February 2024.

 

The Yamas Greece exhibit, which translates from Greek to English loosely as “Cheers to Greece”, features the photographic revelations of students, faculty, and community members enrolled in the Spring 2023 Photo Fields Studies class to Greece lead last year by Dr. Christine Garceau, Associate Professor of Photography. Each image in the exhibit reflects student’s experiences of the places and people they encountered traveling through Greece, including the Acropolis in Athens, the Aegean Sea islands of Mykonos, Santorini, Delos, and Tinos.

Invitation to Sit
“Invitation to Sit” is the title of this photo currently on exhibit at Northwest College. (Photo courtesy of Northwest College).

 

For Northwest College sophomore Maddy Trail, from Grandby, Colorado, the architecture and food were standouts of the trip. “The whitewashed walls of the buildings on Santorini were special to see and photograph. The hike with my mother, sister, and classmate from Fira on one side of the island to Oia on the other side of the island was the main highlight of my stay on Santorini.” 

Church on Santorini
“Church of Santorini” is the title of this photograph taken by a student at Northwest College. (Photo courtesy of Northwest College).

For Leah Wallace, a sophomore from Basin, Wyoming, taking the ferry to the island Delos, the birthplace of Apollo really stood out. “Seeing the marble, along with all the tilling and the architectural details that were still intact after 4,000 plus years was amazing.”

Alissa Megargel of Bozeman, Montana stated the “the trip allowed me to experience a different way of living and gave me an appreciation for the life I live in my own country while still giving me the desire to visit new countries and cultures in the future.”

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