Showing posts with label Black Photographers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Photographers. Show all posts

2.07.2024

RUDDY ROYE: When Living Is A Protest Galerie Polaris through February 25

When Living is a Protest • Galerie Polaris, Paris
Photograph © Ruddy Roye


'This Too Is An American Story II, November 18, 2021'
 Photograph © Ruddy Roye /  Ed. of 5

'Isolated in Ferguson, August 28, 2014'
 Photograph © Ruddy Roye /  Ed. of 5 

'Twenty year-old Robert Scott' /  'When Living is a Protest Series'
Photograph © Ruddy Roye

"When Living Is A Protest"
 Photographs by Ruddy Roye
 Exhibition through February 25th, 2024 
 Galerie Polaris • 15 rue des Arquebusiers • 75003 Paris 

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MOSIJAH ROYE: Black History Month

 
 Antonio © Mosijah Roye
Black History Month to Antonio means celebrating his lineage
and honoring those who have walked the path 
that many of us are walking through our lives today.

 
Rell © Mosijah Roye
Black History Month for Rell is community, he says 
it’s sad that we allow our culture to be celebrated for only a month 
when in reality it should be celebrated everyday.

 
Bryce © Mosijah Roye
Black History Month to me is a celebration of 
all the black people who died for us and to give up their lives for us 
to be where we are today. People like Martin Luther King , and Nelson Mandela.
 
'Kin' © Ruddy Roye
Portrait of Mosijah Roye by his father Photographer Ruddy Roye
 
Photographer and student Mosijah Roye asks, "What is Black History Month to you? For the month of February I would like to post one black person every day detailing what this month, our month means to us. Every weekday I will post a person and write a short caption about what this month means to them" 
 

6.04.2017

VMFA: Beuford Smith and Shawn Walker June 7


 Lower East Side, New York City. 1969
Photograph © Beuford Smith

 Photograph © Beuford Smith

 Photograph © Beuford Smith

 117th Street, Harlem. Ca. 1960
Photograph © Shawn Walker 

 Family on Easter, Harlem, NY, March 30th, 1975
Photograph © Shawn Walker 

Focus Series Celebration

A special Focus Series Celebration of Photography with Beuford Smith, Shawn Walker, and Dr. Sarah Eckhardt, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts June 7, 2017, 6-8pm! 

Dr. Sarah Eckhardt will have a conversation with photographers Beuford Smith and Shawn Walker, whose works are featured in the current exhibition, A Commitment to the Community: The Black Photographers Annual, Volume I (through Oct. 3) Smith, the founder and chief photography editor of The Black Photographers Annual, worked closely with Walker who served as a picture editor for this key publication that ran from 1973 through 1980. Together they will discuss the Annual, their participation in the New York photography collective, The Kamoinge Workshop, and the role of jazz as a metaphor and subject in photography.

Following the lecture, join us in the Cochrane Atrium for cocktails and live music by the Kelli Strawbridge Quartet including favorites from John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Max Roach and other jazz greats.

The Focus Series is open to all members beginning at the Friends level. As space is limited, the conversation with Dr. Eckhardt will be offered at 6 pm in the Cheek Theater and will be simulcast in the Marble Hall.

Focus Series Celebration:
Beuford Smith and Shawn Walker
Wed, Jun 7, 6–8 pm 
Leslie Cheek Theater
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
200 N. Boulevard
Richmond, Virginia 

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