For more than 20 years, this popular photography lecture series has brought artists and photojournalists to Rochester to share their stories and photographs.
Events in this Series
Eric T. Kunsman: Felicific Calculus
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.
Jasna Bogdanovska: Palimpsest
Jasna Bogdanovska conceptualizes the environment from a humanistic perspective, combining individual and collective narratives of migration, identity, mythology, and a sense of belonging.
Granville Carroll: Beyond the Veil
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.
ONLINE—Will Wilson's AIR: A conversation with the artist, Janet Berlo, and Heather A. Shannon
Will Wilson will be joined by professor Janet Berlo and associate curator Heather A. Shannon to discuss the cultural and social implications of uranium mining on the Navajo reservation and the way they inform his artistic production.
ONLINE—Laylah Amatullah Barrayn: We are Present
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn is an award-winning documentary photographer whose work functions as a tool for activism, fighting oppression, and liberation.
ONLINE—Abelardo Morell: The Universe Next Door
Artist Abelardo Morell's work has quite literally been a reflection of nature, often using glass, lenses, and mirrors to make abstractions of his subject matter. Join us for the start of our Wish You Were Here series as Morell discusses a range of his projects throughout his extensive career.