House Watch By Skott Chandler

Skott Chandler is a photographic artist and educator from Southern Utah, currently living and working in Denver, Colorado. Skott came to photography late in his undergraduate career while studying studio art at Southern Utah University. During that time he experimented with the photographic medium, testing the limits of the ideals of photography. While at SUU, he received a UGRASP (Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Program) grant for his Photocubism series.
Skott graduated from Southern Utah University as the Outstanding Graduate of Art and Design, and after graduation he decided to further pursue his photographic career in the MFA program at Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending SCAD, he was chosen for a scholarship to help SCAD create a book and photograph archive of the swiftly vanishing historic buildings in the Sham Shui Po district of Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Skott has exhibited work throughout the United States, as well as internationally in Hong Kong and Geneva, Switzerland. Skott was recently selected by New York photography collector and curator, W.M. Hunt, and Klompching Gallery owner, Darren Ching, to exhibit at Brooklyn’s Klopmpching Gallery in their inaugural FRESH 2011 photography competition. Skott was also chosen by Gallery 263 in Cambridge, MA, as one of the Top 30 Emerging Artist Under 30 for 2011.