Finding Intimacy with Elinor Carucci
A seven day intensive workshop in New York under the guidance of Elinor Carucci.
A seven day intensive workshop in New York under the guidance of Elinor Carucci.
PWNY is very proud to present a new workshop format for its 2018 edition: the site specific collaborative workshop. From August 1st to August 10th, 2018, “The Documentary
George and Vanessa will focus on documentary as a way of story telling. They will address the issues of documentary photography in a broader context, with a focus on sequencing – putting together groups of photographs to create a coherent body of work ready for presentation.
In this workshop, Davide will discuss the possibility in contemporary documentary photographic practice and approaches, taking a deeper look at the long-term project practice in photography.
This workshop is aimed at photographers with completed bodies of work or long term projects in development, who require advice on project development, editing skills, image selections, and layout.
From June 12 to June 18 2016, we are very proud to bring Michael Ackerman to New York, a city with which he has a deep long term relationship and in which he had photographed extensively.
The big cities are full of them. The roads are renewed, rebuilt, constructed. There is danger everywhere and our urban environment is constantly changing.
According to the Census Bureau’s measure of poverty, over 45 million people fall below the poverty line in the U.S…
Dave Heath’s expressive and emotionally charged photographs capture intimate moments of beauty and loss, love and alienation, with lone figures gazing into the distance, soldiers trudging through foreign lands, urban scenes…
Sous Les Etoiles Gallery is proud to present “Cuba, Then & Now” a group show featuring the work of Italian photographer Ernesto Bazan and social documentary photographer Magdalena Solé.
Witness at a Crossroads chronicles French photographer Marc Riboud’s journeys across Asia during the mid-1950s and 60s.
The Walther Collection presents a solo exhibition of photographs by Santu Mofokeng, bringing together six remarkable series of poetic and resonant images by one of South Africa’s most important artists.
More than 300 iconic photographs, acquired in 2001 by the Museum of Modern Art from a private collection, tell the exhilarating story of avant-garde photography between the World Wars.
