2023 Exhibition: Everlasting Remains

October 7, 2025
A Kallitype, sepia toned photograph depicting a still life made of apples, cherries, fruit bowls and styrofoam to-go boxes…
Image Credit:Mitch Eckert, Still Life with Pentimento (for R. Fenton), 2023, Kallitype

2023 Photo Biennial

Mitch Eckert: Everlasting Remains | Schnedier Hall Galleries | Gallery X 

October 5 - November 4, 2023

Using the genre of still life with memento mori as its focus, photographer Mitch Eckert considers the effect single use plastics has in our world. The tonally rich kallitype photographs inspired by the Dutch Golden Age address the environmental impact of consumer waste.

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