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Addison Moore

Photographer — Class of 2028

4 photos by Addison Moore

HOUSE OF HORRORS: Professor Aviva Briefel highlighted the implications of house tours in the ambulatory Gothic films.

ART IN EVERYTHING: Professor Michael Kolster celebrated the launch of his new book at the BCMA. The work explores rock and plastic hybrids called plastiglomerates, which he photographed throughout Hawaii.

NOURISHING THE COMMUNITY: After drastic cuts to food assistance programs, Flight Deck Brewing and Wild Oats are stocking a community fridge located at the Brunswick Landing YMCA.

ARTIST AND SON: Artist Neal Ambrose-Smith visited campus to present on the art of his mother Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, which brings together traditional and contemporary themes through Native American techniques. The BCMA is now the owner of her piece “Jocko: Gray Whale.”