Welcome To SPC Zali!
Zali is one of our new workers here at SPC in our art and humanities department. At the moment, she works in photography.
Category: Photography
SPC FAMA Awards 2022: That’s a Wrap!
The 2022 FAMA (Fine Arts and Media Awards) Show took place inside the Digitorium at Seminole Campus in the UP Building on Tuesday, April 12th. Kicking off this prestigious awards ceremony, which honored both Pinellas County High School art students and SPC Digital Media students, was a musical performance by members of the MIRA R&B … Continue reading SPC FAMA Awards 2022: That’s a Wrap!
Photography Exhibition at the Crossroads Gallery
Students were given the opportunity to present digital, analog, and alternative process prints to Bill and Jenifer Renninger, local artists, photographers, and this year’s jurors of the student exhibition “Interim Domain.”
Student Photographers’ Work Accompanies Smithsonian Exhibit
Ten of SPC’s talented student photographers will have their work displayed alongside the special Smithsonian exhibit The Way We Worked at the City of Tarpon Springs’ Center for Gulf Coast Folklife Gallery in the Tarpon Springs Cultural Center. The exhibit is FREE and will run through Nov. 17.
The return of film photography
While most institutions across the globe were quick to tear out their darkrooms, some of the best photography schools in the world did not. At St. Petersburg College, students experience the speed and convenience of digital as well as the magic of the dark room.
SPC Arts Faculty to Exhibit at LRMA
On Oct. 2, 2016 Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art (LRMA)will open its newest exhibitions: SPC Visual Art Faculty Show 2016, a special exhibition featuring the work of many of the college’s visual arts educators, and Satirical Opera: The Beggar’s Opera by Abraham Rattner and The Threepenny Opera by Jack Levine, an exhibition featuring two portfolios by two accomplished printmakers. … Continue reading SPC Arts Faculty to Exhibit at LRMA
Photography – Student Work
Samples of photography work from St. Petersburg College students. Originally published in Ember Skies, a site supporting the arts at SPC.