Graduate KT Reihner in the 10|20 dark room
(Erie, PA – November 21, 2025)
A Friday reception at the 10|20 Collective on Holland Street christened two new collections: Recess, a mixed-media show upstairs and a Photo Club group exhibition on the main level. A PennWest professor and an alum both hung work in the latter.
Philm Professor Natasha Kravchenko offered a trio of stunning monochromatic images that are part of an ongoing project to investigate “how loneliness shapes identity and how the self is continually rebuilt in the aftermath of its own collapse.”
Kravchenko shared the gallery with 2025 Philm graduate KT Reihner. Reihner is a photographer for the Pittsburgh Steeline and also works at the Collective to supervise Erie’s only community darkroom – fully equipped for analog developing and printing.
Reihner’s work reflects an attraction to multidisciplinary undertakings – in this case, combining photography and embroidery. Pieces were framed to be touched so viewers could experience how textured stitches compound optical and physical depth.
Kravchenko and Reihner meet monthly with other members of the Photo Club to share critiques, photo books, outings, and workshops.