EXHIBITIONS

Neighborhood Project

Ongoing

The Neighborhood Project is a collaborative initiative of BPC members to document the unique neighborhoods of the metropolitan Boston area: their people, their places, and their personalities that enrich our sense of community and give us our identity. We are using documentary photography to tell the stories of "who we are" in more than 15 metro neighborhoods. The portfolios that are posted now are from the beginning phase of the project; we will complete it by the end of Summer 2009, and invite you to check back and see the finished project. We will also have information about where the photos will be exhibited in the Boston area.

What Peace
Means to Me

March 28, 2009

A joint project of Roots & Shoots, the Boston Photography Center and the Griffin Museum of Photography, the project promoted youth voice and leadership through photographic art and answers the question of what peace means to each individual.

BPC Photo Fair

Feb. 22 - March 1, 2009

30 BPC photographers participated in a special week-long exhibition and sale in downtown Boston. Opening reception, Sunday February 22, 3-6pm, at ArtMarket Gallery, 439 Washington St, Boston (Downtown Crossing).

INSTALLATIONS

Public Garden '09

August 1, 8, 15, and 22 2009

For the fourth consecutive August, Boston Photography Center is turning the Public Garden into a living gallery space. This year, the group will preview their Boston neighborhood documentary project with an installation entitled, “We Are… (Massachusetts)”. Each photographer explored their communities and captured the essence of their towns.

Public Garden '08

August 2, 9, 16, and 23 2008

For the third consecutive year, BPC artists gather in Public Garden to display poster-size prints of Public Garden photos.

Public Garden '07

August 4, 11, 18 and 25, 2007

For the second year running, BPC will mount a live "installation" in Boston's Public Garden on Saturdays during the month of August.

Public Garden '06

Summer 2006

In August 2006, the BPC organized its first photography installation aimed at sharing the world our inspiration. more...

MASTER SERIES

The Dynamic Portfolio: Harvey Stein

Whether photographers seek gallery exhibits, commercial assignments, or book publishing, the portfolio presented goes a long way toward achieving individual goals. This seminar discusses portfolio development and basic business practices with the aim of obtaining gallery exhibits and assignments.

Henry Horenstein Workshop

Many of us have learned how to photograph using Henry's books and, if you are really lucky, then you had Henry as a teacher. I'm so happy to be able to have Henry as our teacher and master Photographer for July, 2007.

This will be a one of Kind workshop, called "Question and Answer". Each member brings only ONE image and only ONE question that needs to be answered.

Commercial Photography workshop: Michel Tcherevkoff

A full day with Michel Tcherevkoff is nearly impossible! And you are about to get that! Michel is one of the most talented , creative and in demand commercial photographer's , currently living in New York city.

So if you are serious on becoming a pro in the Commercial field or if you are serious about Fine art photography , this photographer is THE TRUE experience.

Lou Jones Workshop

Improve your photographic skills with guidance from one the best photographers in this First Master series.

Lou Jones is one of Boston's most diverse & inspiring commercial & fine art photographers, known for his courage, creative skill & humanity.

WORKSHOPS

Photoshop Workshops

April-May 2009

Series of four workshops aimed at beginner-intermediate level Photoshop users. Session 1: The Basics; Session 2: Tone and Color; Session 3: Layers and Masks; Session 4: Digital Black and White. This series is offered annually.

Photography Workshops

March 2009

Four-workshop series on basic photography principles and practices. This series is offered twice a year.

Cape Cod '09 Workshops

2/21 and 3/14, 2009

The Cape in the winter time is totally different than any other seasons especially the usual summer time. It feels that it is finally yours and not the tourists. The air is different, the colors are different, the dunes are different and the lighting is soft and pleasant.

City of Lights: New York City Weekend

Dec 20-22, 2008

New York City is a wonderful place to photograph during the holiday season, perhaps the best time of the year! The hustle and bustle of the shopper-filled streets, the beauty of ice skaters in Central Park on a sunny day, the elaborate decorations in store windows and, of course, the giant tree at Rockefeller Center are all a part of the holiday spirit.