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Epiphany Knedler

Epiphany
Knedler

SPE Member since 2017
Member Chapter: Midwest

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Relaxation
Archival inkjet print

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Onlookers at the Unfinished Crazy Horse Memorial
Archival inkjet print

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Untitled

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Entryway
Archival inkjet print

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Rehusking the World's Only Corn Palace
Archival inkjet print

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Untitled

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Downtown Barbershop
Archival inkjet print

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Four Fathers Overlooking Tourists
Archival inkjet print

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Untitled

Epiphany Knedler

SPE member since 2017
Economy
Archival inkjet print

about

epiphany knedler is an interdisciplinary artist + educator exploring the ways we engage with history. she is inspired by the aesthetics and geopolitical landscapes of the midwest, surveying the storied past of bold exploration and quiet melancholy. she graduated from the university of south dakota with a BFA in studio art and a BA in political science and completed her MFA in studio art with an emphasis in photography at east carolina university. she is based in aberdeen, south dakota serving as an assistant professor of art and art history and the coordinator of the art department, the co-curator for the art collective midwest nice art, with her husband, tim rickett. her work has been exhibited in the New York Times, the Guardian, Vermont Center for Photography, Lenscratch, Dek Unu Arts, and awarded through the Lucie Foundation, Lensculture, F-Stop Magazine, and Photolucida Critical Mass.

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