Photographers
This Photo of U.S. Immigration Isn’t What You Think | The Bigger Picture with Vincent Brown | PBS
Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph “The Steerage” is often used to illustrate the American immigrant experience. Through conversations with curators and historians, host Vincent Brown discovers that...
This Photo Isn’t What It Looks Like | The Bigger Picture with Vincent Brown | PBS
Host Vincent Brown challenges a common assumption about a photo of ethnographer Frances Densmore and Piegan Blackfeet tribe leader Mountain Chief: that Densmore is recording a “dying culture.” Brown v...
Challenges of a Photographer: How do we solve it?
Get our weekly newsletter; Creatorpreneurship: https://fotoloungers.substack.com/ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/FotoLounge See our next Free workshop and Register:- https...
3BPG What Does it Mean to be a Black Photographer Today, Ep94
In this episode captioned “What Does it Mean to be a Black Photographer Today”, we discuss thoughts on who the audience going too be; what perspective does the photographer take when photographi...
WQED Mini Docs: The Photographers | Short Docs Celebrate Black Artists
This compilation of four short WQED documentaries celebrates the accomplishments of Pittsburgh area African American photographers. “Family Portraits” explores the career of groundbreaking...
How Do We Protect Our Mental Health While Being Creative? | Strong Black Lens | Netflix
Putting your work on display as a photographer comes with criticism, and a host of societal pressures which takes a toll on the creative process, and the creator. In Episode 6 – FRAME OF MIND &#...
Paying Tribute to Iconic Photographers Past and Present Ep 4 | STRONG BLACK LENS | Netflix
LEGACY OF THE LENS: In episode 4 of #StrongBlackLens, our roundtable of photographers pay homage to the icon, Gordon Parks and other greats in the photography field, while also talking about the livin...
Exhibit showcases work of a forgotten photographer who documented the fight for equality
A new exhibit at the Phoenix Art Museum examines the work of a long overlooked German-American photographer who exposed the links between racism and poverty in the United States. Stephanie Sy takes a ...