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Longtime ASU photographer to exhibit works at ASU Gammage


man and woman dancing on stage
March 03, 2015

Tim Trumble, a photographer who has been documenting ASU arts and community outreach events for almost 20 years, will be featured in an exhibition at ASU Gammage March 5 through May 20.

Starting in 1996, he was hired as the university’s sole staff photographer, working closely with ASU Gammage and the many art and theater companies to capture the spirit and the impact of these programs on students and the university.

He covered the 2004 Presidential Debate, Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth” tour at ASU Gammage, President George H.W. Bush’s campus visit, Barry Goldwater’s funeral and Pat Tillman’s memorial service.

Trumble left ASU in 2005 and began his own business, Tim Trumble Photography, but still has very close ties with the university. He is currently a corporate sponsor of the ASU Gammage program, and donates his efforts and skills to covering ASU Gammage’s many performances and community outreach events.

Exhibit hours at ASU Gammage are 1 to 4 p.m. Mondays, or by appointment. Due to rehearsals, event set-up, performances, special events and holidays, it is advisable to call (480) 965-6912 or (480) 965-0458 to ensure viewing hours, since they are subject to cancellation without notice.

The street address is 1200 S. Forest Ave., Tempe. Parking is available at meters around the perimeter of ASU Gammage. Entrance is through east lobby doors at the box office.

Media Contact:
Brad Myers
Art Exhibit Coordinator
480-965-6912