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SUMMARY:Public exhibition of Ohio’s food system
DESCRIPTION:An intimate view of the Ohio food system is the subject of a De
 nison student photography exhibition “2026 Farmscape\,” which examines
  local sites\, juried by Nannette Maciejunes\, a member of the Denison cla
 ss of 1975 and the emeritus executive director of the Columbus Museum of A
 rt. The exhibition opening\, which will feature artists’ talks by thirte
 en student photographers and comments by the juror.\n\nThe exhibition will
  also feature open hours on Saturday\, May 2 and Sunday\, May 3\, and is f
 ree and open to the public. For more information on Farmscape\, contact Ab
 ram Kaplan at 740-398-7892 or Kaplan@denison.edu.\n\nThe 2026 Farmscape Ju
 ried Exhibition celebrates the work of thirteen Denison University student
 s who have spent a semester learning about the American food system throug
 h the lens of a camera. After visits to eight different sites\, including 
 two dairy farms\, an Amish mill\, greenhouse operation\, produce distribut
 ion center\, meat processing facility\, coffee roastery\, and our own Huff
 man Dining Hall\, each student submitted his or her own best work. Out of 
 130 images\, Maciejunes selected 40 to be included in the exhibition\, max
 imizing image quality\, course thematic elements\, and student representat
 ion in the show.\n\n“Photography is the ubiquitous medium of the contemp
 orary world\,” said Maciejunes. “It has always been tempting to think 
 of photography as an objective medium — that the photograph simply recor
 ds what the camera sees\, that human agency is minimized. A project and ex
 hibition such as this reminds us that nothing could be further from the tr
 uth.”\n\nMore about Farmscape:\n\nThe American food system offers many m
 ysteries – questions we’d love to answer\, curiosities we wish we coul
 d understand better. Those issues are commonly explored through the paradi
 gms of social and natural sciences. Farmscape instead uses arts-based rese
 arch\, an experiential approach\, and “a process that uses the expressiv
 e qualities of form to convey meaning.” Through aesthetic exploration\, 
 the students questioned many answers about the production of food\, and co
 nstruct narrative lines of inquiry in the form of visual imagery.\n\nFarms
 cape students include Kian Deutschman\, Bingwen Ding\, Vanessa Gerakines\,
  Ana Gerhardt\, Christine Keough\, Jonas Kling\, Chinenye Obiechina\, Clar
 issa Paiz Garcia\, Sydney Schlatter\, Alice Vella\, Sophia Weber\, John Wh
 iting\, and A.J. York. Teaching assistant: Mya Cusson.
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LOCATION:Knapp Hall\, 300 Ridge Rd\, Granville\, OH\, 43023\, United States
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