FMoPA and Prodigy will effectively make a difference with children that would not otherwise have access to art programs, or museums. It is increasingly clear that changing lives is at the root of any art’s social responsibilities. Through this partnership and the medium of photography, we will provide children who are socioeconomically challenged, culturally displaced or recovering from the trauma of a refugee situation with an artistic outlet.
Read MoreDorothy Davis Lecture on Griff Davis and Langston Hughes, Letters and Photographs 1947 – 1967: A Global Friendship, from January 17 – April 19, 2020
Read More“Anonymous Women: Camouflage and Calamity,” photographer Patty Carroll confronts the complicated and changing relationship between women and domesticity. Carroll’s work features luxe studio installations made for the camera. By...
Read MoreTo mark the publication of his long-awaited new monograph, Asylum of the Birds, photographer Roger Ballen, with director Ben Crossman, has produced this psychologically powerful, unforgettable film that follows Roger into a...
Read MorePhotographer Griffith Davis (1923 – 1993) and Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes’ (1902 – 1967) friendship began at the moment Davis stepped into Hughes’ classroom as a student at Atlanta University. Their...
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