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Landscape Night at the PRC
Wednesday, January 25, 2011, 6 - 8 p.m.
832 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston
Guest Host & Exhibiting Artist: Janelle Lynch
Open to all photographers interested in landscape photography, in celebration of Janelle Lynch's Los Jardines de M�xico exhibition in the gallery through the end of January.
Presenter slots are filled but audience members without work are also encouraged to attend. No reservations needed, but participants must bring their curiosity and open-mindedness. Everyone is welcome to bring refreshments.
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CLOSING SATURDAY!
Janelle Lynch: Los Jardines de M�xico November 29, 2011 - January 28, 2012  Janelle Lynch, Untitled 7, from the series El Jardin de Juegos. The photographs in Los Jardines de M�xico explore themes related to the life cycle and its representations in the urban and rural landscape. Made between 2002 and 2007, each project investigates, if not embraces, a specific facet of existence: loss, death, regeneration, and life. Read more>> Read the review in The Boston Globe >> Read the review in BU Today >> View the Flickr set from the Opening Reception >> |
PRC Board of Directors Approves New Mission Statement On January 21, 2012, the PRC Board of Directors approved by unanimous vote a new mission statement for the organization. The new statement affirms our commitment to our members and the photographic community with updated language that is shorter and more focused on our core work. The new statement is:
The Photographic Resource Center (PRC) is a vital forum for the exploration, interpretation, and celebration of new work, ideas, and methods in photography. We inspire our members and the broader community with thought-provoking exhibits, educational programs, and resources that support the advancement of the photographic arts.
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NEXT IN THE GALLERY
Global Health in Focus Photographs by Kristen Ashburn, Dominic Chavez, and David Rochkind February 9 - March 24, 2012 Panel Discussion: Wednesday, March 7, 6 pm BU George Sherman Union Conference Auditorium, 775 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston Reception: Wednesday, March 7, 7:30 - 9 pm PRC Gallery, 832 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston David Rochkind, Mumbai, India. A doctor visits a patient at the Group of TB Hospitals in Mumbai during daily rounds. Through arresting images, photographers Kristen Ashburn, Dominic Chavez, and David Rochkind document the heavy toll that global health issues take on the developing world. Their poignant photographs invite us beyond the grim, faceless statistics and bring us in close contact with people-mothers, fathers, children-confronted by enormous hardship. Read more>> |
NEXT IN THE GALLERY Willard Traub: Recovery February 9 - March 24, 2012
Reception: Wednesday, March 7, 7:30 - 9 pm
PRC Gallery, 832 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston
 Williard Traub, Recovery 1, 2006. Recovery is a photographic meditation on affliction and rehabilitation by Willard Traub. The work reflects the artist's own experiences battling a rare form of blood cancer, drawing on the strength of his talents as a photographer. Recovery began when Traub was diagnosed with cancer in 2005, and examines his treatment, hospitalization, and recovery process. The images, combined with personal prose and poetry, provide an intimate and hopeful commentary on a disease that signifies much larger life issues. Read more>> |
LECTURE:
Vicki Goldberg: American Women Photographers Wednesday, February 22, 2012, 6:30 pm
BU Sargent College, Room 101
635 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston
$10 General Public | $5 Members and Students (must present valid membership card or student id)
No charge for students of PRC member institutions
Online registration available soon.
Nan Goldin, Nan one month after being battered, 1984.
Vicki Goldberg, one of the leading voices in the field of photography criticism, will discuss how and why American women photographers, most prominently Cindy Sherman and Nan Goldin, came to the attention of the photography world in the late 1970s and early 1980s after lurking on the fringes for a long time. She will also examine the way the principle concerns of that first crop of important women artists, including the entire appropriation movement, have persisted to the present day and continue to influence photographers.
"One of photography's most revered and beloved critics, Goldberg examines both the history of photography and our current state of affairs with curiosity, wit, and cutting insight." - Photo Eye |
Spring Program Guide
Click to download a PDF of all PRC spring programs. Highlights include: * Lectures by Vicki Goldberg on American Women Photographers,
February 22 * Women in Photography Night at the PRC, guest hosted by Lisa
Kessler, February 29 * Global Health Panel Discussion, March 7 * Workshop by Peter Vanderwarker, March 24-25 |
Alison Nordstr�m to be This Year's Juror for EXPOSURE 2012 PRC is excited to announce EXPOSURE 2012: 17th Annual PRC Juried Exhibition. Alison Nordstr�m will select ten photographers to comprise the seventeenth iteration of the PRC's highly regarded annual juried exhibition. Alison Nordstr�m is Curator of Photographs and Director of Exhibitions at George Eastman House, the oldest and largest museum of photography in the United States. She was the Founding Director and Senior Curator of the Southeast Museum of Photography in Daytona Beach, Florida from 1991 to 2002. Submissions open in late January and are due online March 2, 2012. |
Spring Semester Internship Opportunities The PRC offers internships that provide insight into the inner workings of a non-profit visual arts institution. Internship positions available in photography, visual arts, exhibitions, and/or arts administration.
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and two references to Julie Kukharenko. Reference the position for which you are applying. Include why you want to intern at the PRC and what you hope to accomplish.
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3200K Quarterly: Online Blog and Printed Fine Art Magazine Launches
A new online blog and printed fine art quarterly launched in Boston, MA, with the intentions of being a new forum for the publication of works made with analog photographic media.
With film and darkroom papers disappearing from the shelves of both
local and national photo shops, photography is quickly and surely
headed towards digitization. This move towards the digital, while
perhaps opening the medium to more people, distances it from its
roots as a silver-based process. Where do photographers devoted to
analog processes fit into this new equation?
3200K Quarterly is devoted to promoting photographers working with
traditional analog methods. It is published weekly online in blog form,
and quarterly in print form. Each printed issue will be accompanied by
a launch party, which will serve as a networking forum for the
photographers, as well as a celebration and exhibition of the works
featured in that issue. Through these three forums - online, printed
and as a social gathering - 3200K seeks to support and promote
photographers dedicated to traditional analog approaches to lightbased
media.
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New England Photography Listings January 26 ASMP New England
Mix It UP, Shake It Up, Blend It Up (January 26, 6-9pm) District Restaurant and Lounge, 180 Lincoln Street, Boston, MA.
University of Southern Maine USM Art Faculty Exhibition (January 24 - February 17; Reception: January 26, 4-6pm) 37 College Avenue, Gorham, ME.
January 27
University of New Hampshire
What's New: Recent Additions to the Collection
Chris Jordan: Running the Numbers (January 28 - April 4; Reception: January 27, 5-7pm) 30 Academic Way, Durham, NH. February 2
Gorse Mill Studios
Amalia Tagaris: Encaustic Photography (February 2-15; Reception: February 2, 5-8) 31 Thorpe Road, Needham, MA.
February 3
Bromfield Gallery Daniel Feldman: This Side Up Bromfield Gallery Artists: Alt-Photo (February 1 - 25; Opening Reception: February 3, 6-830 pm) 450 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA.
Gallery Kayafas
Totems: Peter Kayafas
Don River: Surendra Lawoti (January 13 - February 25; Reception: February 3, 5:30-8) 450 Harrison Avenue #37, Boston, MA.
February 4
Art Complex Museum Duxbury Art Association's 2012 Winter Juried Show (February 5 - April 30; Reception: Saturday, February 4, 6 - 9pm) 189 Alden Street, Duxbury, MA.
February 5
Photographic Historic Society of New England Photo Auction (February 5, 11am; Auction begins at 1:30pm) American Center, 467 Main Street, Wakefield, MA. February 8 French Cultural Center The Covered Arcades of Paris (February 1-29; Reception: February 8, 6:30-8:30pm) 53 Marlborough Street, Boston, MA.
February 9
Gary Green: Terrain Vague (January 24 - February 24; Reception: February 9, 3-5pm) 315 Turnpike Street, North Andover, MA.
February 11
Critical Conversations with Keith Johnson (February 11, 10am) 67 Shore Road, Winchester, MA.
The Mind's Eye: 50 Years of Photography By Jerry Uelsmann (February 11 - May 13; Opening Day Celebration: February 11, 11-4:30pm) 161 Essex Street, Salem, MA. Click here for a complete list of current exhibitions, events, and more call for entries >> |
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