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Wherever There Is Light features photography by a community of artists concerned with using the camera to examine the visual structures of freedom, personhood, visibility and belonging. Photographer Larry W. Cook founded Wherever There Is Light in 2020 as an evolving workshop series and artist network to support the photographic practice of individuals with carceral experiences. These photograp...

Learn about Melissa's journey into photography and her experience as a member at TILT. Melissa can be reached at: www.melissa-simpson.com IG: _lisssssssssssssssss

2023-2024 Artist In Residence, Devin Fitchwell, discusses their project Broken Bridges which they worked on during their time at TILT Institute For The Contemporary Image. Broken Bridges combines photographic documentation, found images, audio interviews, and office files to tell the story of his uncle, Jimmy Fitchwell, a former employee of the nuclear energy division of Westinghouse. Jimmy Fit...

Listen to Dove's experience being a member at TILT Institute for the Contemporary Image.

Learn practical tools for protecting copyrights, licensing, fair use or images with Thomas Maddrey is General Counsel and Head of National Content & Education for the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP). Maddrey has a unique background: he was a professional commercial and fine art photographer who became an attorney and built a law firm specifically to serve the needs of content cre...

Join us for an online conversation between Alex Klein, Curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art, and José Castrellón and Maggie Shannon, the winning artists of TILT’s Contemporary Photography Competition & Exhibition X, an initiative to recognize and support artists who are ready to launch new, innovative projects. José Castrellón works with photography, video, found material and language, ...

The Philadelphia Photo Arts Center wanted to meet its South Kensington neighbors and invite the residents to participate in a year-long photographic project, The Philly Block Project. This final video celebrates the friendships the PPAC made as well as the art they helped create. The Block exhibition and The Meadows Arts Park (also built with community support and guidance) opened September 9th...

Teen Photo is a free after school program open to any Philadelphia public high school student. It is a transformative experience for each teen who participates. Every student receives 8 months of full, free access to PPAC’s equipment, materials, and expert teaching staff as well as a DSLR camera to take home for the entire school year. Together, students share their images and ideas about their...

Panelists: * Debi Cornwall * Mohamedou Ould Slahi, a Gitmo detainee and author (Skyping in from Mauritania) * Emily Abendroth, poet, teacher, anti-prison activist, co-founder of the Lifelines Project * Cristi A. Charpentier, Federal Defender Moderator is Nicole Fleetwood, Assoc. Professor of American Studies at Rutgers University In 2002, the U.S. opened the first “War on Terror” prison at the ...

The final exhibition of the Philly Block Project at the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center (PPAC) is an immersive experience using photographs from South Kensington's present made by Hank Willis Thomas, Wyatt Gallery, Lisa Fairstein, Hiroyuki Ito, and Will Steacy. The photographers began photographing three blocks in the neighborhood in November, 2015 , collaborating with residents to make a presen...

This summer, ‘Archive Collective: South Kensington 19122’ will call on South Kensington’s residents to narrate the story of their community as it has changed over time. As part of the Philly Block Project, an ongoing, grassroots collaboration in this community, curator Kalia Brooks will unveil ‘Archive Collective’ as the first of two exhibitions in the PPAC Gallery. Since September 2015, the Co...

Directed and Edited by Cindy Burstein and Anula Shetty “The concept of the Women’s Mobile Museum is aimed at breaking the silence and the hierarchies that exist in cultural production or where culture is shared." ~ Zanele Muholi, Artist/WMM This half hour video is a compilation of individual portraits celebrating the year long journey of the Women’s Mobile Museum (WMM), a unique vision of inter...

In this virtual talk, hear from artists who studied with Richard Benson (1943-2017), an extraordinary photographer, master printer, and mentor who helped shape many of the greatest photography books of the past fifty years. A panel, including artists John Lehr and Caitlin Teal Price, will explore the impact of Benson on their practices in a conversation moderated by Peter Barberie, Curator of P...

Oh, Snap! fea. Dorcas Tang

Oh, Snap! fea. Heather Raquel Phillips

Oh, Snap! featuring B. Proud

Oh, Snap! featuring Muriel Hasbun

Oh, Snap! with Lydia Panas

Capstone Artist Talk with Daniel Sierchio

Finding Focus In Times of Crisis - Session 3

Artist Talk: Ellen Rosenberg "The Backroom, Lessons in Glamour"

Ten Years Virtual Opening (remix from live broadcast)

Finding Focus In Times of Crisis - Session 2

Oh, Snap! fea. Adina Diaz, Naomieh Jovin, Mkali, and Harlen Valentine.

Thursday Night Photo Talk w/ Paul Farber

Oh, Snap! with Mo Smith

Thursday Night Photo Talk w/ Zora Murff and Sasha Phyars-Burgess

Thursday Night Photo Talk w/ Sheila Pree Bright

Thursday Night Photo Talk w/ Gregory Eddi Jones