Opening Reception: Friday, May 8th, 6 – 8 PM

Now in its second year, PHOTO/FACULTY 2026 brings together 52 artists from 26 institutions across five states in New England. This exhibition centers photography faculty as artists, highlighting their contributions to contemporary photography through work that is rigorous, diverse, and deeply engaged with the medium.

Spanning documentary, conceptual, and experimental practices, the exhibition reflects the range of photography today. While these artists are also educators, their teaching is shaped by their active creative practices. PHOTO/FACULTY 2026 recognizes them as both contributors to the field and as mentors who influence its future.

The PHOTO/FACULTY 2026 exhibition is fully sponsored by Panopticon Imaging, whose generous support has made the exhibition and its related programming possible.

Connecticut

Connecticut State University (Norwalk): Joan Fitzsimmons
Yale University (School of Art): Benjamin Parker Donaldson, Lisa Kereszi, Matthew Leifheit

Maine

Bowdoin College: Michael Kolster

Massachusetts

Bentley University: Brian Wilson
Boston College: Caleb Cole, Ashley Craig
Boston University: Joe Cuccio, Rachel Loischild, Toni Pepe
Clark University: Suzanne Révy
Curry College: Faith Ninivaggi
Emerson College: Betsy Schneider
Endicott College: Jill Bemis, Madison Durfee, Monica Hamilton, Larry C. Volk
Fitchburg State University: J Flynn
Harvard University: Sharon Harper
Lasell University: Bruce Robert Wahl
Lesley University: Elysabeth Cianci, Brian Unwin
Massachusetts College of Art and Design:
Photography Department- Natalie Ivis, Max LaBelle, Billie Mandle, Matthew Monteith, Yulia Spiridonova, Amani Willett
Studio Foundation – Youjin Moon, Amber Davis Tourlentes
Massasoit Community College: Andrew Zou
Montserrat College of Art: Matthew Cronin, Ron DiRito, Joseph Saunders
Northeastern University: Julia Hechtman, Tony Luong, Dana Mueller Robinson
School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University: Chris Maliga, Pamela Pecchio
Simmons University: Hogan Seidel
UMass Boston: Joetta Maue
UMass Dartmouth: Victoria Crayhon, Sarah Malakoff
Wellesley College: Kathya M Landeros
Worcester State University: Claude Eshun

New Hampshire

Institute of Art and Design at New England College: Yoav Horesh, Glen Scheffer
Saint Anselm College: Mark Eshbaugh

Rhode Island

Rhode Island School of Design (RISD): Lindsey Beal, Nelson Chan, Odette Elix England, Brittany Marcoux-McGuire, Steven B. Smith

Exhibition Gallery

Natalie Ivis

Youjin Moon

Amani Willett

Andrew Zou

Ashley Craig

Brittany Marcoux

Caleb Cole

Claude Eshun

Victoria Crayhon

Matthew Cronin

Joe Cuccio

Monica Hamilton

J Flynn

Jill Bemis

Joseph Saunders

Julia Hechtman

Michael Kolster

Max LaBelle

Kathya Landeros

Lindsey Beal

Lisa Kereszi

Rachel Loischild

Madison Durfee

Sarah Malakoff

Chris Maliga

Mark Eshbaugh

Joetta Maue

Mav Fernandez

Faith Ninivaggi

Odette Elix England

Elysabeth Cianci

Pamela Pecchio

Toni Pepe

Quincey Spagnoletti

Suzanne Revy

Larry Volk

Brian Unwin

Ron DiRito

Glen Scheffer

Betsy Schneider

Hogan Seidel

Hogan Seidel

Hogan Seidel

Hogan Seidel

Amber Davis Tourlentes

Tony Luong

Matthew Monteith

Yulia Spiridonova

Yoav Horesh

Brian Wilson

Bruce Robert Wahl

Sharon Harper

Steven Smith

Dana Mueller Robinson

Natalie Ivis

Youjin Moon

Amani Willett

Andrew Zou

Ashley Craig

Brittany Marcoux

Caleb Cole

Claude Eshun

Victoria Crayhon

Matthew Cronin

Joe Cuccio

Monica Hamilton

J Flynn

Jill Bemis

Joseph Saunders

Julia Hechtman

Michael Kolster

Max LaBelle

Kathya Landeros

Lindsey Beal

Lisa Kereszi

Rachel Loischild

Madison Durfee

Sarah Malakoff

Chris Maliga

Mark Eshbaugh

Joetta Maue

Mav Fernandez

Faith Ninivaggi

Odette Elix England

Elysabeth Cianci

Pamela Pecchio

Toni Pepe

Quincey Spagnoletti

Suzanne Revy

Larry Volk

Brian Unwin

Ron DiRito

Glen Scheffer

Betsy Schneider

Hogan Seidel

Hogan Seidel

Hogan Seidel

Hogan Seidel

Amber Davis Tourlentes

Tony Luong

Matthew Monteith

Yulia Spiridonova

Yoav Horesh

Brian Wilson

Bruce Robert Wahl

Sharon Harper

Steven Smith

Dana Mueller Robinson

VanDernoot Gallery
at Lesley University, University Hall
1815 Mass Ave, Cambridge

Now in its 20th year, the PRC Student Show celebrates and supports student photographers at formative stages in their artistic development. The 2026 exhibition features students from nine colleges and universities across Greater Boston and has newly expanded to include three local high schools — strengthening early pathways into the photographic arts and supporting students at every stage of their creative journey.

Participating colleges and universities this year include Boston University, Emerson College, Endicott College, Lesley University, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Northeastern University, SMFA at Tufts University, and Simmons University.

We are also proud to include students from Cambridge Rindge & Latin High School, Somerville High School, and Commonwealth High School, expanding access and visibility for young artists earlier in their careers.

This year’s exhibition honors academic diversity and features work selected by the schools themselves. We are deeply honored to present the work of these talented student photographers.

The 2026 PRC Student Show is fully sponsored by Stanhope Framers, whose generous support has made this exhibition and its related programming possible.

2026 PRC Student Show Exhibitors:

Boston University: August Puplava, Vic Ferreira
Emerson College: Kiki Tobor, Natalie He, Danny Kennedy
Endicott College: Ethan LeJeune, Olivia Fuccione, Catherine Scarantino, Isabella Smith
Lesley University: Tynan Byrne, Marianna Cenci, Emi Kokubo, Ali Rajabi
Massachusetts College of Art and Design: Connor Archambault, Antonio Bailey, Suzi Grossman, Kyndel Whiteford
Northeastern University: Darya Bernard, Noah Brown, Karl Kang, Naomi Fallon
School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA / Tufts): Zak Goldstein, Geri Hart, Ember Skirsky, Liangsi Wang
Simmons University: Sam Bruetsch, Olivia Lincoln, Tiana Robles, Cat Teo

High Schools

Cambridge Rindge and Latin School: Ezra Lee, Temelko Dymek, Natalia Naef, Dev Parmeshwar
Commonwealth School: Iris Eckelman, Lexy Williams, Will Stokes, Amanda Trogolo
Somerville High School: Jocelyn Flores, Herbert Neuwalder,Herbert Neuwalder, Connor Bicknell, Jackeline Solis Mendez

Iris Eckelman, Commonwealth School

Danny Kennedy, Emerson College

Ezra Lee, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School

Marianna Cenci, Lesley University

Connor Archambault, Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Antonio Bailey, Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Tynan Byrne, Lesley University

Temelko Dymek, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School

Darya Bernard, Northeastern University

Marianna Cenci, Lesley University

Natalia Naef, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School

Will Stokes, Commonwealth School

Dev Parmeshwar, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School

Mackenzie Tobor, Emerson College (SAME AS KIKI TOBOR?)

Ali Rajabi, Lesley University

Vic Ferreira, Boston University

Olivia Lincoln, Simmons University

Zak Goldstein, School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA / Tufts)

Emi Kokubo, Lesley University

Kyndel Whiteford, Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Ethan LeJeune, Endicott College

Rory McNamara, Boston University

Naomi Fallon, Northeastern University

Natalie He, Emerson College

Liangsi Wang, SMFA at Tufts University

Noah Brown, Northeastern University

August Puplava, Boston University

Amanda Trogolo, Commonwealth School

Olivia Fuccione, Endicott College

Ember Skirsky, School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA / Tufts)

Suzi Grossman, Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Isabella Smith, Endicott College

Geri Hart, School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA / Tufts)

Karl Kang, Northeastern University

Jocelyn Flores, Somerville High School

Herbert Neuwalder, Somerville High School

Connor Bicknell, Somerville High School

Jackeline Solis Mendez, Somerville High School

Lexy Williams, Commonwealth School

Catherine Teo, Simmons University

Tiana Robles, Simmons University

Sam Bruetsch, Simmons University

Iris Eckelman, Commonwealth School

Danny Kennedy, Emerson College

Ezra Lee, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School

Marianna Cenci, Lesley University

Connor Archambault, Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Antonio Bailey, Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Tynan Byrne, Lesley University

Temelko Dymek, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School

Darya Bernard, Northeastern University

Marianna Cenci, Lesley University

Natalia Naef, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School

Will Stokes, Commonwealth School

Dev Parmeshwar, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School

Mackenzie Tobor, Emerson College (SAME AS KIKI TOBOR?)

Ali Rajabi, Lesley University

Vic Ferreira, Boston University

Olivia Lincoln, Simmons University

Zak Goldstein, School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA / Tufts)

Emi Kokubo, Lesley University

Kyndel Whiteford, Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Ethan LeJeune, Endicott College

Rory McNamara, Boston University

Naomi Fallon, Northeastern University

Natalie He, Emerson College

Liangsi Wang, SMFA at Tufts University

Noah Brown, Northeastern University

August Puplava, Boston University

Amanda Trogolo, Commonwealth School

Olivia Fuccione, Endicott College

Ember Skirsky, School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA / Tufts)

Suzi Grossman, Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Isabella Smith, Endicott College

Geri Hart, School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA / Tufts)

Karl Kang, Northeastern University

Jocelyn Flores, Somerville High School

Herbert Neuwalder, Somerville High School

Connor Bicknell, Somerville High School

Jackeline Solis Mendez, Somerville High School

Lexy Williams, Commonwealth School

Catherine Teo, Simmons University

Tiana Robles, Simmons University

Sam Bruetsch, Simmons University

On View:

January 23 – March 8, 2026

Opening Reception:

February 20th, 6-8 PM

The VanDernoot Gallery at Lesley University Hall
1815 Mass Ave
Cambridge, MA 02140www.prcboston.org

Common Ground brings together photographers whose work explores how we form, sustain, and imagine community. The exhibition reflects the many ways individuals connect, support one another, and create shared spaces—both real and imagined—across cultures, identities, and lived experiences.

Common Ground is juried by Alexa Cushing and Connor Noll of Panopticon Imaging & Gallery.

Presented as part of the Photographic Resource Center’s annual appeal campaign, Common Ground supports the PRC’s mission to expand access to photography and provide meaningful opportunities for artists across the region. All proceeds from catalog preorders, submissions, and campaign donations directly benefit PRC programs and artist support initiatives.

A companion catalog will be available as a digital download and as a physical preorder, with printed copies shipping by early 2026.

The Jurors

Alexa Cushing is the co-owner of Panopticon Imaging and Panopticon Gallery. She is dedicated to supporting photographers and artists through expert print production, framing, exhibition design, and curatorial projects. Her work centers on preserving and showcasing photography, providing artists with the resources they need to bring their visions to life. As director of Panopticon Gallery, Alexa curates exhibitions that highlight a diverse range of photographic voices, working closely with both emerging and established artists. She is passionate about fostering connections within the photographic community, guiding artists through exhibition development, portfolio refinement, and print production. Through Panopticon Imaging, she specializes in fine art printing, film processing, and archival presentation. She collaborates with photographers, collectors, and institutions to ensure the highest standards in photographic presentation and conservation. Alexa holds a BFA in Photography from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and has contributed to the field as both a curator and photographic artist. Her work has been featured in numerous group and solo exhibitions throughout the United States, as well as in various online and print publications.

Connor Noll (b. 1999) is Co-Owner of Panopticon Imaging and Panopticon Gallery. As a full-time darkroom technician as well as a fine art digital printer, he’s dedicated to the craft of creating physical photographic works. He provides a variety of services to help materialize any artist’s ideas. As co-director of Panopticon Gallery, Connor works with his colleague to curate photographic exhibitions covering a variety of physical practices and ideas. He collaborates with a diverse range of emerging and established artists to introduce new artists and exhibitions to Boston. Additionally, he honors local artists who are actively creating within the Boston area. At Panopticon Imaging, Noll’s meticulous attention to detail in photographic production enables him to forge connections with local artists, collectors, and institutions when collaborating on their projects. Whether it involves fine art printing, film processing, digital retouching, or any aspect of photographic conservation, Noll ensures that each process is executed deliberately and thoughtfully. Noll holds a BFA in photography from Massachusetts School of Art and Design and works in the field as both a curator and an artist. He has shown his photographic and print-based work in multiple shows within the United States, both online and in print publications.

Featured Artists

Tracy Barbutes
Douglas Breault
Laurence Cuelenaere
Shane Guidaboni
Yunqing He
Don Jacobson
Bette Kauffman
Lisa Tang Liu & James David Tabor
Kay Mathew
Dan Moras
Zoe Perry-Wood
Jessica B. Raetzke
Chloe Ronco
Angela Rowlings
Abbey Skipper
Cassidy Thurber
Peter Tilgner
Omar Vega
Madeline Whited
Douglas Yates

Tracy Barbutes
Moc Fire
Photography Print
8 x 12
Not for Sale
2020

Douglas Breault
Grief Camp V
Digital Photography
22 x 17
$500
2024

Laurence Cuelenaere
Magic Hat
Pigment Print from Scanned 35 Negative
19 x 13 x 1
$1
2011

Shane Guidaboni
Carry the Weight
Digital Photograph
4 x 2.67
Not for sale
2025

Yunqing He
Being
Medium format B&W film scan
16 x 20
$200
2025

Don Jacobson
Resist
Photography
20 x 16
$350
2025

Bette Kauffman
Say Cheese
Archival Pigment Print
11 x 14
$300
2025

Lisa Tang Liu and James David Tabor
Scorched
Silver Gelatin Print
10 x 10
$600
2024

Kay Mathew
Lake Superior
Photography
12 x 16
Not for sale
2023

Dan Moras
Astral Step
Photography
24 x 36
$825
2016

Zoe Perry-Wood
Heart
Archival Pigment Print
17 x 24
$1200
2010

Jessica B. Raetzke
menucha
Mounted Digital Print
24 x 36
$250
2024

Chloe Ronco
Pull Over
Digital Photography
16 x 24
$1000
2025

Angela Rowlings
Salsa in the Park, Boston
Digital Photography
11 x 14 x 1
$600
2015

Abbey Skipper
In The Company of Saints and Light
Digital Photography
28 x 20 x 2
$175
2025

Cassidy Thurber
Remember to Remember
Archival Pigment Print
19 x 13
$100
2023

Peter Tilgner
Soissons Landing
Six Color Inkjet Print on Archival Paper
12 x 18
$350
2024

Omar Vega
Cyano Visions : The Conversation
Archival Inkjet Print
8.5 x 11
$75
2025

Madeline Whited
The Age of Bare Feet
Digital Photograph
2.667 x 4
Not for Sale
2025

Douglas Yates
Self-Recognition
Photography
10.5 x 14
$500
2020

Tracy Barbutes
Moc Fire
Photography Print
8 x 12
Not for Sale
2020

Douglas Breault
Grief Camp V
Digital Photography
22 x 17
$500
2024

Laurence Cuelenaere
Magic Hat
Pigment Print from Scanned 35 Negative
19 x 13 x 1
$1
2011

Shane Guidaboni
Carry the Weight
Digital Photograph
4 x 2.67
Not for sale
2025

Yunqing He
Being
Medium format B&W film scan
16 x 20
$200
2025

Don Jacobson
Resist
Photography
20 x 16
$350
2025

Bette Kauffman
Say Cheese
Archival Pigment Print
11 x 14
$300
2025

Lisa Tang Liu and James David Tabor
Scorched
Silver Gelatin Print
10 x 10
$600
2024

Kay Mathew
Lake Superior
Photography
12 x 16
Not for sale
2023

Dan Moras
Astral Step
Photography
24 x 36
$825
2016

Zoe Perry-Wood
Heart
Archival Pigment Print
17 x 24
$1200
2010

Jessica B. Raetzke
menucha
Mounted Digital Print
24 x 36
$250
2024

Chloe Ronco
Pull Over
Digital Photography
16 x 24
$1000
2025

Angela Rowlings
Salsa in the Park, Boston
Digital Photography
11 x 14 x 1
$600
2015

Abbey Skipper
In The Company of Saints and Light
Digital Photography
28 x 20 x 2
$175
2025

Cassidy Thurber
Remember to Remember
Archival Pigment Print
19 x 13
$100
2023

Peter Tilgner
Soissons Landing
Six Color Inkjet Print on Archival Paper
12 x 18
$350
2024

Omar Vega
Cyano Visions : The Conversation
Archival Inkjet Print
8.5 x 11
$75
2025

Madeline Whited
The Age of Bare Feet
Digital Photograph
2.667 x 4
Not for Sale
2025

Douglas Yates
Self-Recognition
Photography
10.5 x 14
$500
2020

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In View highlights a selection of artists whose work emerged with clarity, depth, and resonance through this year’s Photographic Resource Center’s Artist Residency application process. While the residency cohort is necessarily limited in size, the PRC’s commitment to supporting artists extends far beyond the final selection.

The Photographic Resource Center (PRC)—a nonprofit organization founded in 1976 and dedicated to supporting lens-based artists through exhibitions, public programs, and community-building initiatives—serves as a hub for photographic dialogue in Greater Boston, providing space for experimentation, visibility, and professional growth for artists at all stages of their careers.

Presented in partnership with Behind VA Shadows, who are generously hosting this exhibition in their gallery, In View continues the PRC’s mission to uplift and celebrate diverse photographic practices. Curated by Catherine LeComte Lecce, Executive Director of the PRC, this exhibition brings forward practices grounded in inquiry, memory, experimentation, and lived experience. By presenting these artists together, In View affirms that creative growth is not linear and that artistic community is built in many forms. The work continues, and we are honored to hold space for it here.

Featured Artists

Laurence Cuelenaere
Corey Dziadzio
Jacob Geiger
Ge Lemieux
Gyani Pradhan Wong Ah Sui

Gyani Pradhan Wong Ah Sui

Ge Lemieux

Jacob Geiger

Corey Dziadzio

Laurence Cuelenaere

Elizabeth Hopkins (b. 1993) is a Boston-based photographic artist and educator whose practice explores grief, transience, and the peculiar melancholy of the everyday. A graduate of Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MFA, Photography) and Skidmore College (BA, Anthropology), Hopkins has exhibited widely across New England, with work appearing in F-Stop Magazine and Pearl Press. Recently recognized as an emerging artist by Plymouth Center for the Arts, her photographs invite quiet reflection and emotional resonance.

Sri Thumati is a self-taught photographer and artist based in the Greater Boston area, with more than 25 years of experience spanning commercial and fine art photography. Beginning her journey in New Delhi and trained in darkroom printing, she later embraced alternative processes, with Cyanotype becoming her primary medium. Her work—ranging from fine art prints to one-of-a-kind Cyanotype lamps—has been shown in juried exhibitions and collected by patrons who value her meticulous attention to detail and deep love for the medium.

Together, Hopkins and Thumati bring distinct visions to the PRC residency, using the gallery as a space of experimentation, dialogue, and discovery.

We invite you to explore their work via the links and images below and to engage with their evolving projects during the course of the residency.

Sri Thumati

Sri Thumati is a self-taught photographer and artist based in the Greater Boston area.

Elizabeth Hopkins

Elizabeth Hopkins (b. 1993) is a photographic artist and educator based in Boston, MA.

Events

Artist in Residence Exhibition Opening Reception & Artist Talks

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Open Studios | 2025 Artists-In-Residence

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Juried by Conor Moynihan, Associate Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs at the RISD Museum

EXPOSURE 2025, the Photographic Resource Center’s 29th Annual Members’ Juried Exhibition, features twelve artists chosen by Conor Moynihan from nearly 100 submissions. The selected work — documentary, experimental, and autobiographical — explores themes of identity, memory, resilience, and our relationship to place.

Curator’s Statement

For EXPOSURE 25, I selected 12 artists from an applicant pool of nearly 100 remarkable submissions. This process is always a privilege: the chance to look closely at an artist’s practice, to understand their vision, and to select three works from each participant so that viewers—and I—can see their ideas unfold in depth. Rather than follow a single unifying theme, I embraced the variety of work submitted, choosing projects that stood out for their conceptual strength, visual impact, and resonance.

On View: August 22 – October 4, 2025

Opening Reception: August 29, 6 PM – 8 PM

Location:
The VanDernoot Gallery at
Lesley University Hall
1815 Mass Ave
Cambridge, MA

Featured Artists

Todd Joseph Danforth

Suzi Grossman

Suzanne Theodora White

Steven Crawford

Samantha VanDeman

Quincey Spagnoletti

Mari Saxon

Josie Rybczyk

Glen Scheffer

Eric T. Kunsman

Andrew Foster

Allison Plass

Artist Talks

FEATURED ARTISTS

Laura Beth Reese

Homa Sarabi

Julie Francois

Pamela Pecchio

Yukai Chen

Lisa Tang Liu

My Grandmother is an Altar is a visual prayer stitched from the threads of memory, matriarchal wisdom, and diasporic longing. Through photography, film, and altar work, Southeast Asian-American artists Tarik Bartel, Kannetha Brown, and Anhkim Dang offer reverence, devotion, and witnessing of their Thai, Cambodian, and Vietnamese grandmothers—women who carried the weight of war, displacement, and survival with fortitude. Transforming grief into sanctuary, and memory into monument, the artists honor lullabies sung across oceans, the warmth of kitchens built from exile, and elders, named and unnamed, whose love and labor became the architecture of future generations. These stories do not fade—they burn, they bloom, they build anew and remind us to resist the ongoing devastation of empire and colonialism.

On View: May 30th – July 5th, 2025
Opening Reception: May 31st, 5 – 7 PM (VanDernoot Gallery at Lesley University Hall)
Film Screening: May 31st, 4:30 – 5PM (Lesley University Hall Screening Room)

This exhibition is fully sponsored by Digital Silver Imaging
https://prints.digitalsilverimaging.com/

This exhibition will be accompanied by an artist panel, date TBD

INSTALLATION VIEWS

This show celebrates the work of fifty-two photography faculty members from fourteen institutions who not only create inspiring art but also mentor the next generation of photographers. Their work—ranging from conceptual explorations to documentary storytelling—reminds us that teaching is as essential to preserving the past as it is to building the future.

Join us as we honor these dedicated educators who shape the very future of the medium through their dual roles as artists and mentors.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, April 5th, 5 – 7 PM

Curator’s Statement

By Catherine LeComte Lecce

Image Gallery