McCarty’s new book documents the spirit of the literary, social, and philosophical Transcendentalist movement, and includes her photographs of the sites in Concord, MA where the Transcendentalists lived and wrote in the mid-19th century.
Join us for a lively evening of conversation, photo viewing, and connection on the theme of Still Life, featuring the work of guest host Yorgos Efthymiadis and PRC Members. PRC Nights are free and open to all.
The PRC, in collaboration with the Griffin Museum of Photography, hosts the New England Portfolio Reviews at Lesley University’s Lunder Arts Center, November 3 & 4, 2018.
Tamar Granovsky: “Arlette asked me questions that made me look harder at the photographs I had included for her review; because of this I realized that I had an understanding of one image, in particular, that I had never had before.”
Admission is open to all for this unique, live critique of six ASMP members’ portfolios by Jim Fitts and Cary Wolinsky, two Boston-based practitioners that have a combined 70 years’ experience in the photo industry.
Boston-area photographer, educator, and author Laura Blacklow presents “Contemporary Artists Using Historical Photo Processes,” and signs the new edition of her book “New Dimensions in Photo Processes: A Step-By-Step Manual for Alternative Techniques”
Sign Up is now open for the kick-off of the PRC Nights Fall season: “Lo-Fi & Slow Photography” with Marky Kauffmann, in partnership with the Somerville Toy Camera Festival, and hosted by the Washington Art Center.
Arlette Kayafas, Director of Gallery Kayafas, will review the portfolios of five PRC members on Monday, September 17 as a benefit of their PRC Membership.
Jessica Burko: “Paula was positive, made great suggestions, and encouraged me to push the boundaries of the current photographic lexicon.”
“Erin’s comments about my work were cogent and to the point, partly about better curating my own work but, more deeply, about looking hard at what I shot and why.” PRC Member Marc Goldring
