Biography
Christopher Schneberger is an adjunct faculty member in the Photography Department. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally. Recent exhibitions include: The Los Angeles Center for Digital Art and the Annenberg Space for Photography, both in Los Angeles; Dorsky Projects in New York City, Geocarto International in Hong Kong, and Printworks Gallery in Chicago where he is represented. He is two-time recipient of an Illinois Arts Council individual artist grant. He is a founder and board member of Perspective Gallery. He has curated several exhibitions of photography including Realms, This Particular Patch, and Re:Place. He has been a presenter at the Society for Photographic Education’s midwest regional conference, and a visiting artist at numerous colleges including: Kendall College of Art, Delta College, and Western Michigan University. He holds a BFA from the University of Florida and an MFA from Indiana University.
Instructional Areas
Interests: digital photography, digital imaging, digital printing, film photography, B&W photography, B&W film development and printing, alternative process photography, mixed media photography and art, 3D stereophotography, studio lighting, large format photography. Courses taught: Photographic Practice I, Photographic Practice II, Foundations of Photography I, Foundations of Photography II, Digital Imaging I, Experimental Photographic Techniques, 3D Photography, Foundations of Photography I (film), Darkroom Workshop I.
Creative Practice and Research Interests
Stereophotography (3D), digital imaging, installation, photo compositing, narrative imagery, landscape, spaces, supernatural.
Degrees
B.F.A., Creative Photography University of Florida 1993
M.F.A., Fine Arts Indiana University 1996