School of Media Gallery collecting submissions for tornado showcase
Bottles of Evan Williams bourbon sit within the wreckage of WK Liquors in Bowling Green Dec. 11. In the aftermath of the December tornadoes, the popular store only had one wall that remained standing.
February 8, 2022
The WKU School of Media Gallery is preparing for an exhibit focused on the December tornados that impacted Bowling Green and the state of Kentucky at large. Anyone who documented the event is welcome to submit their images.
According to the announcement email, the gallery will run from March 21 to April 22, but the deadline to submit photos is Feb. 28.
Mobile phone images are welcome. Images must be accompanied by a descriptive caption in order to qualify.
The exhibition will be free to the public. According to the announcement, selected submissions will be printed and returned to the owners April 25 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
All remaining prints, if not picked up, will be destroyed and digital files will be deleted following the event. Photos remain under copyright of their photographer, but submission gives permission for them to appear for the duration the exhibition.
Photos can be submitted at the following link. For questions regarding the exhibit, contact Tim Broekema.
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