Grayscale
2021Editor, designer
Contributors: Adam Bateman, Jace Brittain, Tavaris Brooks, William Culpepper, Lisa Bella Dae, Kristin Everson, Grant Fuhst, Drew Green, Sarah Groebs, Jamie Kyle, Michelle Macfarlane, Michael Mack, Laurie Mansur, Caro Nilsson, Brendan Oleary, Angie Ouellette, Kristin Porter, Nora Price, Andrew Rice, Victoria Smits, Sarah Morton Taggar, Jeremy Voros, Danielle Waters, David Winwar, Adam Wynn, Anya Zeitlin
Grayscale is a spectrum from black to white representing the intensity of light in an image. It inspires nostalgia for early film and photographic techniques. It both emphasizes and rejects notions of binary systems: black and white, quiet and loud, good and bad, up and down, young and old, here or there. Grayscale eschews the vividness of bright colors, the coolness of blue, the heat of yellow, the earthiness of brown, the liveliness of green, and instead draws focus to the basis of light and shadow.
Although grayscale is a concept based in the visual world, artists working in all media were encouraged to submit work. All ideas and experiences were welcome — serious, humorous, personal, communal, collaborative, sarcastic, confessional, and experimental.
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Although grayscale is a concept based in the visual world, artists working in all media were encouraged to submit work. All ideas and experiences were welcome — serious, humorous, personal, communal, collaborative, sarcastic, confessional, and experimental.
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