For everyone who’s been moved by an image. Articles, interviews and member showcases, celebrating the art of photography.
Join us in celebrating our upcoming exhibition This exhibition features five contemporary women artists whose work explores the role of women in the context of cultural constructs, religion, censorship, and the media. Each of these artists has left an important mark on the world of contemporary photography through their courageous and relevant work.
Photo Center NW and King County Metro invite you to participate in CITY PANORAMA, a unique opportunity to contribute your artwork to a public art
Click below to find out more about: MEET OUR COMMUNITY NEW COMMUNITY: CRITIQUE GROUP CITY PANORAMA FIRST MONDAYS DISCUSSION GROUP DAN HAWKINS PROFILED
This fall we’re taking care of business! Here at the Photo Center we are committed to fostering creative and innovative artists, but we feel it is our responsibility to provide tools and opportunities also foster knowledge of the field and a solid business sense. Whether you are looking have your own show, get your legal facts right, write a solid artist statement, or launch your freelance career, this fall we have something for everyone!
The Business of Fine Art with Thomas Werner: We all make art, (or at least that’s what we tell ourselves). Come to this meeting and
OCTOBER 1-20, 2012. Join us for a preview exhibition of Photolust, our 7th Annual Benefit Auction featuring 52 works by emerging and internationally renowned artists. Photolust is the region’s most exciting photography auction; this intimate gathering will bring together major supporters, collectors and arts patrons in support of the Photo Center and its programs.
Join us on Friday, October 12th for a lunchtime talk on copyright and business topics with Brian C. Park and Anna Kakos. More info below.
[portfolio_slideshow exclude = “bazan_ernesto_2008_76_8.jpg”] Bazan will share his photographic stories and new book, Al Campo, five years of work portraying the intimate daily life of
Amanda Koster, founder of SalaamGarage, will show ways she and her team have ditched the photographic ‘lone-ranger’ mentality, embraced the beauty of ‘no big deal’, and organize people in their local community to leverage online and offline spaces and make a local impact.
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