University of Louisville --
		 dare to be great

MITCH ECKERT
Associate Professor

EDUCATION
B.F.A. Indiana University, Herron School of Art, 1991
M.F.A. Ohio University, 1993

OFFICE
Room 11, Schneider Hall
Department of Fine Arts | Allen R. Hite Art Institute
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Louisville
Louisville, KY 40292

E-MAIL: eckertlouisville.edu
PHONE: 502.852.0870
FAX: 502.852.6791


COURSE OFFERINGS
ART 105: Foundation 2D Design
ART 106: Foundation 3D Design
ART 351: Introduction to Photography
ART 551: Photo Technique & Process
ART 552: Color Photography
ART 553: Advanced Photography
ART 554: Digital Imaging
ART 555: Directed Study in Photography
ART 578: Video
ART 590: Visual Sociology


ARTWORK
"Creativity occurs in the act of encounter and is to be understood with this encounter as its center" -- Rollo May • Professor Eckert chooses to photograph in color for its symbolism and the mood or tone associated with hues. He works with a medium format camera and on occasion utilizes digital media to create images. These photographs are of objects that he finds on his encounters and journeys in daily life. He feels that the objects in the photographs are metaphors for a specific moment in his existence. In essence, Professor Eckert is collecting consciousness. By incorporating text within the image he is allowing the viewer the opportunity to hear his voice resonate the memory that he has of the symbols he has arranged. In photographing these arrangements, he creates a record, a visual memory of a time and place in life.



To view a quicktime movie of Professor Eckert's work: Still Life.mov