Past Commentary

In the summer of 2016 The Photographic Resource Center (PRC) entered a resident partnership with Lesley University in Cambridge. It has been a mutually beneficial… Read More »Our new look

What I look for is an active imagination, curiosity and engagement with the world: “What is this artist doing with their chosen subject? What is their relationship to their subject and how are they communicating?”

How can you understand the experience of somebody who is losing their mind? It’s an interesting and difficult assignment that Olivia Parker has taken on; her photographic exhibit ‘Vanishing in Plain Sight.’ Review by Joel Howe.

We’re looking for an experienced and motivated person to help run our PR.

Bruce Myren’s contributions to the PRC over the years have helped the organization not only survive, but more, to thrive as we enter 2019.

Drawing deep from the Addison Gallery’s stellar permanent collection, the exhibit presents a thoughtful overview of the history and trends of American landscape photography, as well as its more contemporary manifestations.

Ole Brodersen’s photographs are not the usual “decisive moments” in time, but rather are patterns of movement and natural phenomena that are normally unseen, recorded using varying durations of exposure.

Reviewed by Joel Howe: “Ah yes, I remember the good old days of Kodak and Agfa paper, the soft warm tones of Portriga Rapid… I was an art school student of photography in the 1990s, and Schneider’s masterfully printed photographs did indeed evoke feelings of nostalgia for me.”