At a time when the whole world feels decidedly off-kilter, The Photography Studio at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design examines “Askew” presenting over 20 visual interpretations for our audience.

While the concept of Askew means crookedness as a general definition, in the world of visual design it means so much more. Such as an oblique composition, something unsettling or off balance, a strange concept or an unusual colour. The exhibition ‘Askew’ includes work from our first-year and second-year students, our photo staff, and the instructors from the Photography Department.

In the exhibition you will find portraits, landscapes, light paintings, abstracts, black and whites, surreal and analogue film images. We invite you to explore these images and concepts, contemplate each photographer's approach and please leave your comments in the guest book for the artists.