NEPR 2023 Student Scholarship Awards
In recognition of achievements in the study of photography, and potential as emerging artists, the PRC and the Griffin Museum of Photography are pleased to… Read More »NEPR 2023 Student Scholarship Awards
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NEPR May 2023 Reviewers
New England Portfolio Reviews ONLINEMay 5-7, 2022, 9am-6pm, both days NEPR is been co-produced by the Griffin Museum of Photography and the PRC with the mission… Read More »NEPR May 2023 Reviewers
2022 PRC Book Market Exhibitors
October 22, 2022, 1 – 5pmLesley University, Lunder Arts Center, lower level1801 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA The PRC Book Market brings photography into your hands.… Read More »2022 PRC Book Market Exhibitors
2022 NEPR Student Scholarship Awardees
Since 2009 NEPR has been co-produced by the Griffin Museum of Photography and the PRC with the mission of bringing reviewers and photographers together from New England and… Read More »2022 NEPR Student Scholarship Awardees
Now Hiring: Communications and Development Coordinator
The Photographic Resource Center seeks a Communications and Development Coordinator who is responsible for marketing and communications, member relations, and management of day-to-day development activities.… Read More »Now Hiring: Communications and Development Coordinator
Betsy Cullen: ‘The Pool, 1992, Mexico’
By Charlie Conn: “The pool ladder invites me in, I hear the palm trees rustling as I float on my back and I enjoy having the pool all to myself. The image is very inspirational on a cold, ugly Winter day.”
Larry Sultan: ‘Untitled, 1979’ from the Swimmers Series
By Julie Mihaly: “I don’t think anyone has ever made an image that more perfectly sums up the human condition.”
Garry Winogrand: ‘Everything is Photographable’
By Erin Carey: “It was in the work of Garry Winogrand I felt most challenged and ignited by the possibilities of my medium. For him, everything is photographable. Shoot first, consider later…”
Seiichi Furuya: ‘Graz’, 1979
By Sophia Namara of PhoPa Gallery: I first saw this portrait at SFMOMA and was immediately drawn to it. A woman’s face stares directly into the camera, her body obscured by bath water. It is an incredibly intimate portrait.
J.H. Lartigue: ‘Bobsled Race, Zissou, and Madeleine Thibault…’
by Eric Luden of Digital Silver Imaging: I especially enjoy many of the early French photographers, including Eugene Atget, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Jacques Henri Lartigue, and appreciate all of these masters and how they documented life.