Arnold Newman Lecture Series: Steven Fierberg, ASC & Brenton Hamilton

Join us for the next event in our 2023 Arnold Newman Lecture Series! Cinematographer Steven Fierberg, ASC and photographic artist and historian Brenton Hamilton will each share their work, speak about their creative process, and answer questions from the audience.

The event is free and open to the public. Parking is available on campus.

Steven Fierberg is an award-winning cinematographer, receiving an ASC Award for best cinematography and a Latin Grammy. Steve has created the ‘look and feel’ of some of the most successful series in television, including The Affair (Golden Globes Winner, Best Drama), Emily in Paris (Golden Globe nom), Entourage (5 Golden Globe noms), Once Upon a Time and Attila (ASC Award Winner for Outstanding Cinematography).

Steve will be on campus teaching The Camera and Visual Storytelling the week of this lecture (JUL 17–21).

Brenton Hamilton holds his MFA in photography, earned in 1992, from the Savannah College of Art & Design. His teaching specialties include, B&W Craft, Historic Processes, and the History of Photography at Maine Media College. Brenton is an enthusiastic workshop leader exhibiting special care and interest in the teaching process and for his students. Brenton’s own work is inspired by the 19th century and has become a principal area of research and inspiration both as a historian and a printmaker. Devoted to the cyanotype, Brenton’s embellished images are exhibited nationally and are held in the permanent collections at the Portland Museum of Art, Portland, Maine and the Farnsworth Museum in Rockland, Maine.

Brenton will be on campus teaching Historic Process Mentoring the week of this lecture (JUL 17–21), and Exploring Alternative Processes the week prior (JUL 10–14).