\u2018Collective Relevance\u2019 can be interpreted in two manners.\u00a0Meaning can be attributed to seemingly unconnected works\u00a0through mutual\u00a0exhibition, but also that the collective remains an important strategy for\u00a0sharing ideas and values.<\/p>\n
This term\u2019s component of the Advanced Practice in\u00a0Photography course is dedicated to independent research, and some of\u00a0the pictures\u00a0here were produced in recent weeks. Others were created during autumn, 2021.\u00a0Regardless of their date of\u00a0creation, the work speaks to strategies for coping\u00a0with the trauma associated with a global pandemic, and celebrates a return\u00a0to\u00a0face-to-face learning and physical photography.<\/p>\n
Often considered a solitary medium, especially in its\u00a0digital form, photography benefits from collective experience. The\u00a0primary\u00a0success of this exhibition lies in our ability to come together and consider these\u00a0images in a new context.<\/p>\n
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