Join us for an in-person artist talk featuring artists from Reciprocal Ecology on Saturday, April 18th from 2-3pm at ShowUp, 524B Harrison Ave, Boston. Curated by Cassandra Klos, Reciprocal Ecology examines the diverse ways photographers engage in cyclical relationships with the natural world. At this in-person artist talk, we'll hear from different artists (full lineup… Read More »Reciprocal Ecology In-Person Artist Talk
Join us for an artist talk with photographer David Ricci about his latest photobook, Hunter Gatherer: Salvaged Stories of American Culture (MW Editions, 2026). This decade-long project reveals America’s complex cultural history through objects and scenes discovered at resale marketplaces nationwide, examining consumerism, racism, beauty standards, pop culture, and Christianity, offering commentary on facets of… Read More »Artist Talk: David Ricci – Hunter Gatherer
The MassArt Graduate Programs and Photography department are pleased to welcome Jack Lueders-Booth as a visiting artist of the Spring 2026 Photography Lecture Series. Please join us in the Tower Auditorium at 2:00pm on Tuesday, April 21.
The Plymouth Center for the Arts’ premiere photography competition and exhibition returns for its 16th consecutive year, celebrating outstanding contemporary photography.
Struggling to get your prints to match your screen? Wondering if you’re using the right paper, printer, or color workflow? This session breaks down everything you need to know—from monitor calibration to paper selection—so you can start making consistent, exhibition-quality prints.
This presentation will take place in the Screening Room located on the lower level of Lesley University Hall. Directional signs will be posted through out the hall to guide attendees to the room.
Join us for an artist talk with photographer David Ricci about his latest photobook, Hunter Gatherer: Salvaged Stories of American Culture (MW Editions, 2026). This decade-long project reveals America’s complex cultural history through objects and scenes discovered at resale marketplaces nationwide, examining consumerism, racism, beauty standards, pop culture, and Christianity, offering commentary on facets of past and… Read More »Artist Talk: David Ricci – Hunter Gatherer
Join us for an afternoon of alternative printing and a community print swap. This hands-on event, created and led by our Spring interns Neave Bunting, Cassandra Crockett, and Catherine Teo, with support from the Executive Director, is an opportunity to experiment with cyanotype, learn new techniques, and connect with fellow artists. Bring a print to exchange and leave… Read More »Spring Photo Fling | Print Swap & Cyanotype Activity
Join us for an artist talk with photographer David Ricci about his latest photobook, Hunter Gatherer: Salvaged Stories of American Culture (MW Editions, 2026). This decade-long project reveals America’s complex cultural history through objects and scenes discovered at resale marketplaces nationwide, examining consumerism, racism, beauty standards, pop culture, and Christianity, offering commentary on facets of past and… Read More »Artist Talk: David Ricci – Hunter Gatherer
Join us for our new Monthly Members Meetup, on May 30th, 2026 from 12 - 2PM, facilitated by our Executive Director and select Board members. Bring prints of any work you’d like feedback on for the table, connect with fellow photographers, and enjoy coffee, snacks, and a few hours of community. Our May 30th meetup… Read More »May 2026, Monthly Member Meetup
Join us for an artist talk with photographer David Ricci about his latest photobook, Hunter Gatherer: Salvaged Stories of American Culture (MW Editions, 2026). This decade-long project reveals America’s complex cultural history through objects and scenes discovered at resale marketplaces nationwide, examining consumerism, racism, beauty standards, pop culture, and Christianity, offering commentary on facets of… Read More »Artist Talk: David Ricci – Hunter Gatherer
30" x 30" color photographs from the gardens of Sissinghurst and Great Dixter, Sussex, England. The images are made with film and vintage medium format cameras.