NYC – Photography as a Social Practice

Tapping the Creative Energies of New York City’s Migrants with Street and Studio Photography

By Pete Brook April 28, 2015 April 29, 2015 Articles, Interviews, Projects

Reposted from Prison Photography April 27, 2015 GIVING POWER TO THE PEOPLE Sol Aramendi is an absolute force. Community smarts, a big heart and bloody hardwork makes her THE instigator for photography and inquiry among the immigrants living in New York city. Project Luz, an organization she founded, delivers photography workshops. Most… Continue reading

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Brooklyn Insitute for Social Research Course on Photography and Social Networks

By Eliza Gregory March 31, 2014 June 20, 2014 Events

This looks like an interesting course on photographic distribution, audience and engagement. From the course website: In recent decades, critical analyses of photography are increasingly concerned with questions of audience engagement and technological production. This course embarks upon a study of historical and theoretical perspectives on photography—from experiments in daguerreotype… Continue reading