How do you honor a place that no longer exists on paper… yet feels more alive than ever in the person you are today?
It has been over a year since my beloved alma mater, Birmingham-Southern College, closed its doors forever.
On its final day of operations in May 2024, I drove to Birmingham to attend the “Celebration and Farewell” with some of my dearest friends. The evening was the most joyful of reunions and the most devastating of funerals, simultaneously.
This Cityscape began in the quiet days after BSC closed, and started with the stained glass windows of Yielding Chapel.
To Dr. Coleman, Rev. Keith Thompson, and so many others who fought to keep her open — thank you.
Forward, Ever. Always.
Pictured left to right: Striplin Field; the iconic BSC fountain clock; Yielding Chapel; Munger Hall; the majestic Edwards Bell Tower; College Theater; Norton Campus Center; the sorority townhomes; the ginkgo tree in fall splendor; the "BSC" letters outside the Admissions Welcome Center; Meyer Planetarium; and the Rush Learning Center/N.E. Miles Library.
Sizes available: 8x12" 12x20"
Larger sizes can be custom ordered. Please contact us here.
Produced to the highest archival standards, these fine art papers are acid-free, pH neutral, and made from pure cellulose. They are printed with archival pigment inks that are museum quality, fade resistant, and will last for generations.
Limited Edition. All prints signed by the artist.
How do you honor a place that no longer exists on paper… yet feels more alive than ever in the person you are today?
It has been over a year since my beloved alma mater, Birmingham-Southern College, closed its doors forever.
On its final day of operations in May 2024, I drove to Birmingham to attend the “Celebration and Farewell” with some of my dearest friends. The evening was the most joyful of reunions and the most devastating of funerals, simultaneously.
This Cityscape began in the quiet days after BSC closed, and started with the stained glass windows of Yielding Chapel.
To Dr. Coleman, Rev. Keith Thompson, and so many others who fought to keep her open — thank you.
Forward, Ever. Always.
Pictured left to right: Striplin Field; the iconic BSC fountain clock; Yielding Chapel; Munger Hall; the majestic Edwards Bell Tower; College Theater; Norton Campus Center; the sorority townhomes; the ginkgo tree in fall splendor; the "BSC" letters outside the Admissions Welcome Center; Meyer Planetarium; and the Rush Learning Center/N.E. Miles Library.
Sizes available: 8x12" 12x20"
Larger sizes can be custom ordered. Please contact us here.
Produced to the highest archival standards, these fine art papers are acid-free, pH neutral, and made from pure cellulose. They are printed with archival pigment inks that are museum quality, fade resistant, and will last for generations.
Limited Edition. All prints signed by the artist.
