BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and Camille Seaman X-WR-TIMEZONE:Central Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888267501 DTSTART:20260213T160000Z DTEND:20260214T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888268526 DTSTART:20260214T160000Z DTEND:20260215T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888269551 DTSTART:20260215T160000Z DTEND:20260216T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888270576 DTSTART:20260216T160000Z DTEND:20260217T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888271601 DTSTART:20260217T160000Z DTEND:20260218T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888272626 DTSTART:20260218T160000Z DTEND:20260219T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888272627 DTSTART:20260219T160000Z DTEND:20260220T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888273652 DTSTART:20260220T160000Z DTEND:20260221T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888274677 DTSTART:20260221T160000Z DTEND:20260222T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888275702 DTSTART:20260222T160000Z DTEND:20260223T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888276727 DTSTART:20260223T160000Z DTEND:20260224T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888277752 DTSTART:20260224T160000Z DTEND:20260225T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888277753 DTSTART:20260225T160000Z DTEND:20260226T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888278778 DTSTART:20260226T160000Z DTEND:20260227T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888279803 DTSTART:20260227T160000Z DTEND:20260228T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888280828 DTSTART:20260228T160000Z DTEND:20260301T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131131Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888280829 DTSTART:20260301T160000Z DTEND:20260302T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888281854 DTSTART:20260302T160000Z DTEND:20260303T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888282879 DTSTART:20260303T160000Z DTEND:20260304T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888283904 DTSTART:20260304T160000Z DTEND:20260305T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888284929 DTSTART:20260305T160000Z DTEND:20260306T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888284930 DTSTART:20260306T160000Z DTEND:20260307T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888286979 DTSTART:20260307T160000Z DTEND:20260308T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888288004 DTSTART:20260308T150000Z DTEND:20260308T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888288005 DTSTART:20260309T150000Z DTEND:20260309T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888289030 DTSTART:20260310T150000Z DTEND:20260310T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888290055 DTSTART:20260311T150000Z DTEND:20260311T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888291080 DTSTART:20260312T150000Z DTEND:20260312T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888292105 DTSTART:20260313T150000Z DTEND:20260313T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888292106 DTSTART:20260314T150000Z DTEND:20260314T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888293131 DTSTART:20260315T150000Z DTEND:20260315T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888294156 DTSTART:20260316T150000Z DTEND:20260316T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888295181 DTSTART:20260317T150000Z DTEND:20260317T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888295182 DTSTART:20260318T150000Z DTEND:20260318T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888296207 DTSTART:20260319T150000Z DTEND:20260319T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888297232 DTSTART:20260320T150000Z DTEND:20260320T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888298257 DTSTART:20260321T150000Z DTEND:20260321T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888299282 DTSTART:20260322T150000Z DTEND:20260322T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888300307 DTSTART:20260323T150000Z DTEND:20260323T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888300308 DTSTART:20260324T150000Z DTEND:20260324T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888301333 DTSTART:20260325T150000Z DTEND:20260325T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888302358 DTSTART:20260326T150000Z DTEND:20260326T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888303383 DTSTART:20260327T150000Z DTEND:20260327T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888303384 DTSTART:20260328T150000Z DTEND:20260328T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888304409 DTSTART:20260329T150000Z DTEND:20260329T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888305434 DTSTART:20260330T150000Z DTEND:20260330T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888305435 DTSTART:20260331T150000Z DTEND:20260331T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888306460 DTSTART:20260401T150000Z DTEND:20260401T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888307485 DTSTART:20260402T150000Z DTEND:20260402T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888308510 DTSTART:20260403T150000Z DTEND:20260403T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888308511 DTSTART:20260404T150000Z DTEND:20260404T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888309536 DTSTART:20260405T150000Z DTEND:20260405T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888310561 DTSTART:20260406T150000Z DTEND:20260406T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888311586 DTSTART:20260407T150000Z DTEND:20260407T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888312611 DTSTART:20260408T150000Z DTEND:20260408T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888313636 DTSTART:20260409T150000Z DTEND:20260409T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888313637 DTSTART:20260410T150000Z DTEND:20260410T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888314662 DTSTART:20260411T150000Z DTEND:20260411T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888315687 DTSTART:20260412T150000Z DTEND:20260412T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888316712 DTSTART:20260413T150000Z DTEND:20260413T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888317737 DTSTART:20260414T150000Z DTEND:20260414T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888318762 DTSTART:20260415T150000Z DTEND:20260415T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888318763 DTSTART:20260416T150000Z DTEND:20260416T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888319788 DTSTART:20260417T150000Z DTEND:20260417T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888320813 DTSTART:20260418T150000Z DTEND:20260418T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888321838 DTSTART:20260419T150000Z DTEND:20260419T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888322863 DTSTART:20260420T150000Z DTEND:20260420T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888323888 DTSTART:20260421T150000Z DTEND:20260421T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888323889 DTSTART:20260422T150000Z DTEND:20260422T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261014T131132Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51753888324914 DTSTART:20260423T150000Z DTEND:20260423T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice \n\nKari Greer\, Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson and Camille Seaman\n\nFebruary 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\ nJoin us!\n\nArtist Talk with Johnson & Greer and Special Exhibition Recep tion\n\nFriday\, March 6\, 5:30-7:30pm\n\n \n\nThis dynamic exhibit stuns with images of the power and volatility of nature. Featuring stunning imag ery of explosive events in nature\, viewers are invited to experience came rawork from wildfire photographer Kari Greer\, award-winning storm photogr apher Greg "Tornado Hunter" Johnson and award-winning conservation photogr apher of polar regions Camille Seaman.\n\n \n\nWith a special spotlight on local extreme weather with images from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photog raphers.\n\n \n\nLandmark Events:\n\nLocal Extreme Weather Photography fro m the St. Louis Post Dispatch\n\n \n\nThe exhibitited images stand the tes t of time and portray powerful moments of our community facing river flood ing\, flash flooding\, tornadoes\, extreme heat and extreme cold. Featurin g notable imagery of local events in weather\, viewers are invited to expe rience camerawork from the St. Louis Post Dispatch photographers. Micheal Hamtil\, Multimedia Director at the St. Louis Post Dispatch\, explains\, " For news photojournalists\, the job is always the same: Rush to the scene\ , try to stay safe\, show what is happening\, and compassionately humanize the disaster. All while the deadline clock is ticking. Some describe our results as “the first draft of history.” Featuring Images from Photogr aphers Carson\, Cohen\, Crosslin\, Forbes\, Gooden\, Naunheim\, Rackwitz a nd Skrivan.\n\n \n\nBoth exhibitions run Feb 13 - April 23\, 2026\n\n \n\n With a special\, open to the community\, free reception on Friday\, March 6 from 5:30-7:30pm to welcome Photographers Kari Greer and Greg "Tornado H unter" Johnson to our campus from Oregon and Canada\, respectively.\n\n \n \nAre you a school or group that would like a free docent led tour or a fr ee mini workshop? email us at kgallery@webster.edu to reserve a spot!\n\nA ll events and Exhibitions at Kooyumjian Gallery are free and open to the p ublic with free parking in Campus lots. Open Daily 9-6pm. Questions? Email us at kgallery@webster.edu\n\nThis exhibit is possible with public suppor t from the Missouri Arts Council @missouriartscouncil \, a state agency. GEO:38.588233;-90.346306 LOCATION:Kooyumjian Gallery\, Second Floor\, West Wing SUMMARY:Extremes: Fire\, Storm and Ice — Kari Greer\, Gary "Tornado Hunte r" Johnson and Camille Seaman URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.webster.edu/event/extremes-fire-storm-and-ice- kari-greer-gary-tornado-hunter-johnson-and-camille-seaman CATEGORIES:Student Affairs CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:School of Communications CATEGORIES:Kooyumjian Gallery CATEGORIES:Community CATEGORIES:Promo CATEGORIES:Diversity\, Inclusion and Equity CATEGORIES:Academic Affairs END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR