Obscuring, Revealing brings together a varied group of Nashville-based photographers who are testing the boundaries of documentary practice. Through personal narrative, formal experimentation, historical allusion, alternative processes and even the blurring of fact and fiction, these artists offer complex and provocative pictures of contemporary life, prompting reflection on what photography makes visible and what it obscures. The exhibition highlights the work being made by photographers in and around Nashville while inviting visitors to rethink the possibilities of documentary photography.

Exhibiting artists include Caroline Allison, Sam Angel, Carolyn Benedict Fraser, Arielle Gray, Allie Horick, Stacey Kranitz, Jack Latham, Armon Means, Vesna Pavlovic, Kristine Potter, Tamara Reynolds and Christine Rogers. Pavlovic and Reynolds are Vanderbilt Studio Arts faculty.

The show runs October 19 through December 4 at the Leu Gallery in the Lila D. Bunch Library at Belmont University, with a reception on October 22 from 4 to 6 p.m.

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