Sunday, October 6, 2-3:30pm Join this renowned panel of artists and experts as they consider and debate issues surrounding vision, perception, photography and science. Has… Read More »Catalyst Conversations: The Eye’s Mind
Join us on October 22, 2019 for a lecture by award-winning photographer Yoon S. Byun at New England School of Photography. Yoon has dedicated his… Read More »PRC Lecture at NESOP
Have your photographs become three-dimensional? We want to see them! Join new PRC Program Manager Jessica Burko for an evening of sharing and conversation at our next PRC Nights on… Read More »The Photograph as Object, September 10, 2019
Join us for a special PRC Night with photographers from the art collective Recently showing and discussing their work.
Some presenter slots still available for Saturday’s stimulating, thought-provoking and fun evening when photographers and local poets show and talk about their work. Sign up now. Come see the slam.
Don’t miss this exciting and a rare opportunity to learn first-hand and directly from the photojournalists themselves what drives them to the front line of conflict zones…and keeps them returning.
Come see more than a dozen college-level photography students from multiple schools showcase and discuss their work Saturday at University Hall in Porter Square, Cambridge. The event is free and open to the public.
How do you show the passage of time? Tell more than a single-shot story? A joke? An allegory? Any number of other concepts? Join us for a lively evening of conversation, photo viewing, and connection hosted by guest presenter Emily Belz.
The words war and patriotism conjure immediate images in our minds. What are your photographic reflections on the subject? Join us for a lively evening hosted by guest presenter Hector Rene. A few slots are still open for members to present their work related to the theme.
Join us at Gallery Kayafas as Jack and interviewer Karen Shafts examine his 1985 project documenting the neighborhoods most affected by the replacement with a subway of Boston’s oldest and busiest elevated train.