Welcome to Photography Network! A group that fosters discussion, research, and new approaches to the study and practice of photography in its relation to art, culture, society, and history.
Image: Jeehey Kim, assistant professor of art history at the University of Arizona, speaks with the Publishing Seminar group about her first peer-review article.
Join us on June 14 to learn the tips and tricks for perfecting your zoom interview. The event will begin with a presentation by Boston University’s Director for PhD Resource Sasha Goldman who specializes in career planning and professional development for PhD students and postdocs. We will then hear from Rebecca Senf, Chief Curator at the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona, and Peter Wang, Assistant Professor of Art History and Visual Studies at the University of Kentucky, to hear about their recent experiences serving on a hiring committee for a museum job and interviewing for an academic track position. The workshop hopes to demystify some of the interview and job application process. Be sure to come with questions!
Photography Network welcomes submissions for its 2024 annual book prize that honors innovation in photography scholarship, expression, and dissemination. Due June 1st.
Join us for a lively conversation on April 12 with curators Karina Corrigan and Stephanie Tung from the Peabody Essex Museum. This program will celebrate their recent exhibition catalog Power and Perspective: Early Photography in China, a 2023 PN Book Prize Awardee.
After the overwhelming success of our previous Photography Network Meet & Greet event, we are thrilled to announce another one because of popular demand.
Becoming a member supports the mission of Photography Network and gives you access to syllabi, grants, online resources, and funding for research and making.
Our members are active researchers, who publish and exhibit work frequently, in many forms. Stay up to date with their activities and celebrate their accomplishments!
We’re sharing online teaching resources with our community in the midst of COVID-19. See the “Online Resources” & “Recordings” tabs to check out what your colleagues have shared.
This listserv is a space for dialog on current concerns in our field, as well as for information about events and opportunities.
