Join us for a conversation with photographer Jess T. Dugan and social worker Vanessa Fabbre on the making of To Survive on This Shore.
In Focus: Lily Jones, Boyer Cataloguer in the Department of Photography, will discuss her selections for the upcoming iteration in the Collections Gallery, which highlights how the history of photography has intersected with the evolution of tourism.
Wish You Were Here. Rochester-based artist Granville Carroll talks about his photographic works that conjure unknown cosmic universes, alien landscapes, and portals to alternate dimensions.
Artist Joshua Rashaad McFadden will discuss the work featured in his early-career survey I Believe I'll Run On, followed by a conversation with exhibition curator Jared Richardson.
One hundred years ago, the Kodak "Picture Ahead" marketing campaign was introduced into the American landscape. In this talk, Leslie K. Brown will provide a historical overview of this cultural phenomenon
Jasna Bogdanovska conceptualizes the environment from a humanistic perspective, combining individual and collective narratives of migration, identity, mythology, and a sense of belonging.
Eric T. Kunsman's artistic practice focuses on the often-neglected towns of the American southwest as well as the tensions of struggling rustbelt cities throughout the northeastern United States.
Process Demonstration: In this webinar, Historic Process Specialist Nick Brandreth will demonstrate how salt prints are made, and Sarah Casto will discuss salted paper prints from a conservator's perspective.
