Hidden Narratives at the Fotofocus Biennial: Shem Schutte’s "Thinking Positive, Capturing Negatives" Debuts at Crome Architecture Yellow Springs

Hidden Narratives at the Fotofocus Biennial: Shem Schutte’s "Thinking Positive, Capturing Negatives" Debuts at Crome Architecture Yellow Springs

Hidden Narratives at the Fotofocus Biennial: Shem Schutte’s "Thinking Positive, Capturing Negatives" Debuts at Crome Architecture Yellow Springs

Hidden Narratives at the Fotofocus Biennial: Shem Schutte’s "Thinking Positive, Capturing Negatives" Debuts at Crome Architecture Yellow Springs

A Showcase of Night Photography by Shem Schutte

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Yellow Springs, OH – Art lovers and adventure seekers, prepare to immerse yourselves in a world where light and shadow reveal the unseen! Yellow Springs invites you to explore the magic of night photography with Shem Schutte's captivating exhibit, "Thinking Positive, Capturing Negatives," a key feature of the 2024 Fotofocus Biennial. This year’s regional theme, "Backstories," delves into the hidden narratives that shape our understanding of the world, and Schutte’s work masterfully embodies this concept.

Join us on Friday, October 11th, 2024, at 6 PM for the grand opening of this extraordinary exhibit at the Crome Architecture building, a stunning new space owned by Yellow Springs' own Dave Chappelle. This free event promises an unforgettable evening with complimentary beverages, a local food truck, and a chance to meet the artist himself. The exhibit will also be open during the bustling Yellow Springs Street Fair on Saturday, October 12th, and on Sunday, October 13th from mid-afternoon.

Shem Schutte: A Legacy of Light and Shadow

Shem Schutte, a fifth-generation photographer, brings a unique perspective to the art of night photography. His exhibit, "Thinking Positive, Capturing Negatives," explores the delicate balance between optimism and realism, using the interplay of light and darkness to tell compelling stories. Each photograph is a narrative frozen in time, inviting viewers to uncover the backstories hidden within. 

Shem's deep family roots in photography have equipped him with an unmatched ability to capture the essence of the night, making the invisible visible and the mundane extraordinary. His work has been celebrated for its technical brilliance and its ability to evoke powerful emotions through the simplest of scenes.

Crome Architecture: Yellow Springs' New Artistic Beacon

Shem's deep family roots in photography have equipped him with an unmatched ability to capture the essence of the night, making the invisible visible and the mundane extraordinary. His work has been celebrated for its technical brilliance and its ability to evoke powerful emotions through the simplest of scenes.

The Crome Architecture building is more than just a venue; it’s a new cultural hub in Yellow Springs. Redesigned by architects Max Crome and Steve Pitchel, and owned by Dave Chappelle, this modern space is set to host a variety of artistic endeavors, including future artist residencies. The sleek, contemporary interior design of the building provides the perfect backdrop for Schutte’s evocative nightscapes, enhancing the immersive experience for all who attend. 

Be Part of the Story

This exhibit offers a unique opportunity for Yellow Springs residents, tourists, and Fotofocus Passport holders to engage with the hidden narratives that shape our world. Whether you’re a seasoned art aficionado or simply looking for a new experience, "Thinking Positive, Capturing Negatives" promises to leave you inspired. 

Don’t miss your chance to explore the stories that come alive after dark. Visit Crome Architecture in Yellow Springs on October 11th for the opening night, and witness the power of photography to reveal the unseen.

 Event Details: 

Opening Night: Friday, October 11th, 2024, 6 PM 

 Location: Crome Architecture, Yellow Springs, OH 

Admission: Free 

Food & Beverages: Complimentary drinks, food truck available 

Additional Open Dates: Saturday, October 12th (Yellow Springs Street Fair), Sunday, October 13th (Mid-Afternoon Artist Talk)

Media Contact:
Ena Nearon
Curator, Ten Talents Network
Email: tentalentsnetwork@gmail.com
Phone: 859-360-4955

For high-resolution images of Shem Schutte, the Crome Architecture building, and Ena Nearon, please contact the above media representative.


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