This month, graphic designer Joe Letchford ’17 hosts the first show of the year in MCAD’s Gallery 148. The exhibit, a solo project entitled Not Enough, explores the in-flux relationships between digital media and the natural world.

“Not Enough explores how our experience of natural landscapes has been permanently altered by an increasingly digital culture. Inspired by the work of George Shiras III, a forefather of nature photography, and the writings of John Berger, artist and author of Ways of Seeing, this installation is a foray into the Frankenstein landscapes created and subsequently sought by a public that has little experience with an unfiltered, unedited, unidealized natural world.”

The opening reception was held on Friday evening, September 2nd. Not Enough runs for two weeks.

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Joe Letchford
Not Enough
Gallery 148