Biography
A photographer, Noelle specializes in the 19thcentury process of cyanotype and analog printing. Her images have been included in exhibits in North Carolina, Georgia, South Dakota and BC as well as online. Noelle lives and works in Penticton, BC.
“Working in alternative photographic processes is what I love to do. Creating imagery bound to reality through a negative or object is my goal. For example, cyanotypes are affected by the amount of light and type of materials used when creating them. The resulting images are unpredictable—they vary with time, are affected by the people, structures, and weather surrounding and disturbing them, and they cling to their identity. The final effect is a synthesis of material, light, and negative—an image revealing its strength and beauty and ability to adapt.”
Past Exhibitions
Solo
2023
Lake Okanagan Explorations. August - December. Summerland Credit Union, Summerland, BC
Transmutation, April - May. Leir House Cultural Center, Penticton, BC
2020
Pursuing Palestine, January – April, Center for Faith & the Arts, Salisbury, NC
2019
Pursuing Palestine, Oct. 24 – Dec. 20, United Arts Council, Hickory, NC
Pursuing Palestine, April 8 – June 7, Northern State University, Aberdeen, SD
2017
Emergence, Imagining the Unseen Story, Hickory Museum of Art, Hickory, NC
2016
Normative? Carl A. Rudisill Library, Hickory, NC
Group
2021
Under 500 Exhibition, Penticton Art Gallery, Penticton, BC
2020
Under 500 Exhibition, Penticton Art Gallery, Penticton, BC
Herstory Through Art, Gallery at the Park, Richland, WA
2019
Under 500 Exhibition, Penticton Art Gallery, Penticton, BC
2018
PROCESS, Berry College, Rome, GA
Member's Show, The Light Factory, Charlotte NC
2017
Member's Show, The Light Factory, Charlotte NC
Books
2020
Threads: Stories of Resilience in Catawba County, written by Kate Crecelius, images by Noelle Rasmussen
Online Gallery
2018-2020
AlternativePhotography.com