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Celebrating International Women’s Day
In celebration of International Women’s Day 2019, photokunst is honoring four photographers, all women who have passionately dedicated themselves to long-term projects addressing important far-reaching issues. Marissa Roth’s “One Person Crying: Women and War”, a 34 year journey of documentation, … Continue reading
Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day
On Indigenous Peoples Day photokunst celebrates its photographers, whose work highlights the diversity, richness and challenges of Indigenous Peoples around the world. The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was adopted in 2007, one decade ago: photographers … Continue reading
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“The Compassionate Eye: Women Behind the Lens” Palm Beach exhibition
The Compassionate Eye: Women Behind the Lens 11/28/2015 – 12/9/2015 Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher are included in a group exhibition at Holden Luntz Gallery in Palm Beach, FL, along with nine other female photographer luminaries, including Margaret Bourke-White, Ruth … Continue reading
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Modern Cuba and ancient Yoruba religion
Continuing their lifework of documenting traditional African culture, Carol and Angela traveled to Cuba in 2014 for a fieldwork study of modern Voodoo, a diaspora of a Yoruban religion originally brought from West Africa during the slave trade. “We … Continue reading
Making a Difference
photokunst specializes in representing cause-oriented photography and projects. Our collaborating photographers personal projects, and the causes they passionately pursue, are making a difference – impacting and inspiring people around the world. Below are updates about some works-in-progress: Acclaimed photographers … Continue reading
Gallery Exhibitions on Two Coasts
Continuing through the holiday season, Carol and Angela have ongoing exhibitions of their photographs at two galleries. Holden Luntz Gallery in Palm Beach, Florida is presenting “Portals to the Human Spirit”, featuring Beckwith’s and Fisher’s work along with several other … Continue reading
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News this week
We’re pleased to share the following news about photokunst artists & their projects: Carol Beckwith & Angela Fisher AFRICAN PASSION: Painted Bodies and Beyond at The House of Photographic Art (HOPA) Opening to benefit the Bowers Museum Thursday, November … Continue reading
New Google Site Presents African Ceremonies: Passages Exhibition
As part of our ongoing representation of Carol Beckwith & Angela Fisher, and in concert with their non-profit foundation, African Ceremonies, Inc, photokunst helped translate their iconic African Ceremonies: Passages, museum exhibition into an online offering on Google’s Cultural Institute‘s The Art Project website. … Continue reading
Opening of African Passion: Painted Bodies and Beyond
In association with MOPLA (Month of Photography- Los Angeles) the Frank Pictures Gallery presents Carol Beckwith & Angela Fisher African Passion: Painted Bodies and Beyond Private Reception: Saturday, April 6th, 5:30 – 7 PM PARTICIPATING GALLERY FOR THE OPENING … Continue reading
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“No Strangers” Featured on PDN’s Photo of the Day
With the new year underway, we have some exciting news to share. Images from the “no strangers” Exhibit were featured on PDN’s Photo of the Day. Additionally, no strangers was chosen as a Pick of the Month by PDN in … Continue reading
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