Rate My Professor Matthew Gamber

Gamber's research and artistic practice examine historical media technologies, the evolution of print media, the origins of color photography, and their shaping of visual culture. Since 2019, he has partnered with artist Yael Eban on collaborative projects that probe the materiality of photographs, authenticity, and the medium's capacity to replicate and commodify surfaces within material culture. Notable exhibitions include his solo survey “Grammar” at the Gerald Cantor Art Gallery at Holy Cross, faculty presentations such as “Impetus: Visual Arts Faculty 2026,” “Summa,” and group shows featuring his work alongside colleagues. His projects have been featured through TBW Books, Photoworks, Turley Gallery, Lodret Vandret, New Shelter Plan, Printed Matter, CENTER, BOMB Magazine, and TIME Lightbox. Gamber has earned the Aaron Siskind Foundation Individual Photographer's Fellowship, an Artist’s Resource Trust Grant from the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, a Traveling Fellowship from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Blanche E. Colman Award, recognizing his contributions to contemporary photography.