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Critical Mass Top 50

Evans Smith’s series Skipping Sundays was just selected for the Critical Mass Top 50. See all the finalists here. Critical Mass is an annual online program that makes connections within the photography community. Photographers at any level, from anywhere in the world, submit a portfolio of 10 images. Through a pre-screening process, the field is narrowed to a group of 200 finalists who go on to have their work viewed and voted on by over 150 esteemed international photography professionals. From the Finalist group, the TOP 50 are named and a series of awards are given.

Blue Profundity: Contemporary Artists Revisit a Color

Opening August 21 at the Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery at College of the Holy Cross. This exhibition features contemporary artists who incorporate blue in their work to highlight the symbolic and historic meanings of the color. Includes work by Adam Chau, Ifé Franklin, Michelle Samour, Heather Evans Smith, and Andrea Pettway Williams. For more information visit the gallery website here.

Commission for The Mills House in Charleston

A commissioned cyanotype of Evans Smith’s is exhibited beneath the majestic staircase at The Mills House in Charleston, South Carolina. This particular artwork was included as part of a renovation project that showcases the artistic contributions of numerous female and southern artists. Commission was facilitated by Soho Myriad.

Album Cover and Promotional Photos for Cashavelly’s Meditation Through Gunfire

The new album, Meditation Through Gunfire, by musician Cashavelly features portraits and an album cover by Evans Smith. The album is available for preorder here.

Blue at the Gatewood Gallery of UNCG

Evans Smith’s series, Blue, is on exhibit at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro’s Gatewood Gallery from October 19th - December 3rd, 2024. Opening reception will take place on October 30th from 4-6 p.m.

Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University Acquires Photographs from Blue

Two photographs from Evans Smith’s series, Blue, have been recently acquired by the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University for their permanent collection. The two photographs, Don’t Worry, Spring Is Coming and Paint It Blue can be found in the museum collection’s database here.