Over the last year, Hill Center has had a complete overhaul of its audiovisual equipment! Long gone are the days of wheeling in a dim projector for your conference; Hill Center now has a 10k laser projector mounted to the ceiling of Abraham Lincoln Hall, its largest room, with a floor-to-ceiling screen to match. Each of its main halls- Abraham Lincoln Hall, John Philip Sousa Hall, and Benjamin Drummond Hall- is equipped with a screen, projector, & sound system that has been used for extravagant birthday bashes, film screenings, and high-level conferences.
Photography 2025 Winners and Honorable Mentions – Philip Kennicott, Juror
The photographs in this year’s Hill Center photography exhibition capture both the unease and the beauty of the world. They span a dizzying range of techniques and artistic perspectives, from evocative vignettes of places we know well to bewildering new visions of a world that is unfamiliar every time we encounter it anew. The winners and runners up were chosen both for the excellence of their work, and to represent the richness and variety of the material submitted by the 109+ photographers whose work is on view. They show us how the camera can capture a mood, pose a question and distill our deep emotional need to bring order to the world. They inspire us to keep our eyes open.
Art and Architecture Critic, The Washington Post
First Place
Ann Stoddard
“Carbon Footprint III- Assateague Island”
Second Place
Marilyn Saks-McMillion
“Fenced in or Fenced Out?”
Third Place
Dan Hildt
“ABC Detritus”
Honorable Mention
Felix Alvarado
“Forging Leadership”
Honorable Mention
Charles Badal
”The Age of Progress”
Honorable Mention
JR Landolina
“Bull II”
Honorable Mention
Jo Levine
“Hourglass”
Honorable Mention
Hale Stolberg
“Monumentality”
Honorable Mention
Andrew Wohl
“Woman with Coat”
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