I read this really fascinating blog post by Darren Carroll. He photographed Deandre Hopkins for the cover of Sports Illustrated in the middle of the pandemic. With no assistance. At all. As a photo teacher, it makes my little heart flutter. THE PHONE RANG LATE ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON. MY FRIEND MARGUERITE SCHROPP-LUCARELLI, THE DIRECTOR... Continue Reading →
Medium Photo Black Artists Scholarship
Medium Photo is proud to offer the Black Artists Scholarship. This program supports the careers of Black artists through a full scholarship to attend the 2022 Medium Review and festival as a VIP guest. The Medium Review takes place in San Diego on February 10-11, 2022 at the Lafayette Hotel and Swim Club. Festival events... Continue Reading →
Bearing Witness, Black History
Bearing Witness: Manifesting Black History from Photographic Archives. Curated by CRC Photography Professor Kathryn Mayo Ongoing Exhibit(runs through March 12, 2021)Bearing Witness: Manifesting Black History from Photographic Archives is curated by Kathryn Mayo, Professor of Photography at Cosumnes River College in Sacramento, who teaches antique photographic processes and the history of photography. Mayo has been mining photographic... Continue Reading →
Equity in Art at the Crocker
On Thursday, March 11 at 5 PM (PST), the Crocker Art Museum will conclude its “Equity in Museums” discussion series via Zoom. This time they’re focusing the conversation on spotlighting local BIPOC artists. The realities of racial and social inequity within museums and cultural institutions have long been discussed in the field. The Crocker has made a commitment to examine... Continue Reading →
Artist Lecture
Hiya! I just found this new free artist lecture, which sounds really interesting. It’s not an ARC event, it's being hosted by the Center for Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, but it’s free to anyone who registers. At the bottom of the description below, there's a link to sign up and get the link. Don't forget... Continue Reading →
Matika Wilbur Artist Lecture
Last year I lectured on this artist to my Documentary class, and I'm very excited to announce that Matika Wilber (Swinomish/Tulalip) will be presenting an artist lecture on her photographic series called Project 562: Changing the way we see Native America. I have a link to her website below: http://www.project562.com The ARC Native American Resource... Continue Reading →