Photoville

LAST CALL: Students ages 12-18 can enter the #MyParkMoment photo contest. Share a photo of your favorite park experience for a chance to have it featured at an outdoor photo show in the Presidio of San Francisco this fall! Enter by June 7: https://bit.ly/3dmgzmT... : Molly Marsh _____ #MyParkMoment is brought to you by Partnership for the Presidio, National Park Service, Presidio Trust, and Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy. See more

Last chance to submit photos in the #MyParkMoment Photo Contest is June 7 at Midnight PST. With categories for teens and professional photographers, there’s a way for everyone to participate! Submit now: https://bit.ly/3dmgzmT This fall, we’ll select 400 photos to display in a free and family-friendly outdoor photo show in the Presidio of San Francisco. There is even an opportunity for photographers and artists to receive awards for their visual stories.... : Tahra Makinson-Sanders _____ #MyParkMoment is brought to you by Partnership for the Presidio, National Park Service, Presidio of San Francisco, and Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy.

Take a look at our free Educator Notebook, presented in partnership with PhotoWings! Inside, you'll find: Many topics exploring ways for educators to create collaborative and community-based art with students. Unique documentation of the Spring 2021 Educator Lab from our team of college student notetakers.... Ideas for how to engage more authentically and empathetically in the classroom. Helpful resources to provide further context for each discussion. Download the #CreatingwithCommunity Notebook here: https://bit.ly/3cblrtR

How many of you have visited the United Photo Industries Gallery? Which exhibition did you see? #10YearsofPhotoville : Tokyo International Photography Competition 3rd Edition Winners Showcase

Community call for photos of #AqueductWalk in the Bronx We’re looking for pictures of all types that show the growth of Aqueduct Walk through the years and through the community’s eyes. Learn more + share your image: https://bit.ly/3fGtAJ9... : Pilar Maschi

Did you know the 9th edition of the Photoville FENCE is now on view in Durham, Denver, and Atlanta? Here are all the details you need to plan your visit: https://bit.ly/3jCBIsU : Bryce Lankard, Samantha Johnston, Rebecca Godsey

This Tuesday at Noon Atlanta Celebrates Photography will be speaking with Christopher Aluka Berry on their IG Live about his Photoville FENCE photographs currently on the Atlanta BeltLine's Westside Trail. Learn more: https://bit.ly/34uwsTE

Photoville Festival 2020 : Anabella Muller

For over 80 days across 26 states, we lived life as vagabonds. Embracing any challenge & taking advantage of every moment, we lived without limits & let our imaginations create new possibilities. For more on Emmanuel Rosari's #PhotovilleFENCE series Life On the Road: https://bit.ly/3mjH5Pd

Do you have pictures that show the growth of Aqueduct Walk in the Bronx through the years? We're looking images of all types for the Community Heroes: Aqueduct Walk Park public art project. : Courtesy of Judith Eisenberg, late 1960s or early 1970s. Learn more about how you can submit your images: https://bit.ly/35sHPef... _________ The image above shows Judith Eisenberg's maternal grandparents, Nathan and Ruth Bresinger, and their Congressman, Jonathan B. Bingham. ________ Produced and organized by Photoville & Trellis Proudly supported by Partnerships for Parks & PhotoWings Lead organizer partner Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct See more

Historians agree that just after the Civil War, one in four cowboys were African American. Yet this population was drastically underrepresented in popular accounts. Based in the rural flatlands of the Mississippi Delta and the rolling hills that border it, Delta Hill Riders by Rory Doyle, sheds light on an overlooked community of horse ridersone that resists historical and contemporary stereotypes. Learn more about this 9th edition Photoville FENCE series: https://bit.ly/3mnV0E9

Only one more day to register for this special Photoville Festival Educator Lab. Secure your spot below

"I press my face against the cold plastic window of the plane, peering through the clouds and fog, trying to get in position to see the bizarre unearthly landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area Salt Ponds unfolding 3,000 feet beneath me" Learn more about Joson Studio's Photoville FENCE series Healing Landscape: A Damaged World in Transition: https://bit.ly/35sTids

Thank you to everyone who joined today for the Connection and Reflection during COVID-19 youth panel! The panel featured Bronx Photo League members: Elisa Luna Cameron, Ana Carmona, Fanta Diop, Reynaldo Olivera, & Pamela Rozon. Moderated by Bronx Documentary Center's Education Coordinator, Bianca Farrow & TA, Jon Santiago. _______ Our 2020 Festival education program is proudly supported by our partner PhotoWings with additional contribution by The Phillip and Edith Leonian Foundation.

Whether you're looking for a way to get the kids inspired or simply a day that doesn't fully involve the computer, click the link below for a photo excursion in the Bronx that is sure to be a memorable day for the entire family. https://bit.ly/35vCcMq

Denver photo villagers we have a socially distant event for you! This SATURDAY (10/24) at 11:00AM at Cherry Creek Park, Colorado Photographic Arts Center's Executive Director Samantha Johnston will be giving a 9th edition Photoville FENCE walking tour.

Bronx Photo League photographer, Ana Carmona and her mother Estela Pereda pose for a portrait during quarantine. TOMORROW at 10AM est learn more about Ana's photo as well as other Bronx Junior Photo League students: Elisa Luna Cameron Reynaldo Olivera... and Pamela Rozon for our next Photoville EDU Youth Panel: Connection and Reflection during COVID-19 presented by Bronx Documentary Center. Register here: https://bit.ly/31vktDt _________ Our 2020 Festival education program is proudly supported by our partner PhotoWings with additional contribution by The Phillip and Edith Leonian Foundation

Join us tonight for the next We, Women Talk! We, Women artists will discuss their photo-based community engagement art projects. Moderated by our very own Laura Roumanos, Daniella Zalcman, and Danielle Villasana. Register here: https://bit.ly/2T6GTXe

TOMORROW WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21 @ 7:30pm Please join the Reality Poets alongside filmmakers Andres "Jay" Molina and Alexis Neophytides for the trailer release of their forthcoming documentary, FIRE THROUGH DRY GRASS, and a conversation about #ownvoices pandemic storytelling. https://www.firethroughdrygrass.com/... Last year for our festival, we were so proud to partner with the NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment to commission photographer Elias Williams, who collaborated with the incredible Reality Poets who are all part of the Open Doors program. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disproportionately affect people of color, poor people, currently and formerly incarcerated Americans, and nursing home residents, Molina and Neophytides will discuss the critical impact of documenting from the inside and uplifting narratives from the communities most at risk. Barreling toward election day, at a time when the pandemic is on the tip of every politician's tongue, Molina and Neophytides will share their artistic visions for documenting the vulnerability and devastation within one American nursing home as it really happened. https://www.firethroughdrygrass.com/ And if you'd like to support the film you can do so via the film's fiscal sponsor here: https://www.wmm.com/sponsored-proje/fire-through-dry-grass/ Open Doors