Introducing Jamey Stillings

After years of focusing on Human Condition issues, the BP/Gulf of Mexico and the Japanese Fukushima disasters have contributed to our decision to add environmental perspectives to the list of photokunst causes. We are delighted to have award-winning photographer Jamey Stillings … Continue reading

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Double Honors for Ernest Brooks

Ocean Institute Benefit at HOPA’s Ernest Brooks Exhibition     Join us for a special evening September 19 at the House of Photographic Art (HOPA) in San Juan Capistrano, featuring the work of famed underwater photographer Ernest H. Brooks II. This … Continue reading

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Marissa Roth: Perspective on Historic Meeting

 “For the first time since World War II, a German leader joined French officials in commemorating the worst atrocity committed by the Nazis in France. President Joachim Gauck of Germany and his French counterpart, Francois Hollande, joined hands on Wednesday … Continue reading

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Roth Exhibition: Stage for Historic Meeting of Two Presidents

From September 3rd to 5th, 2013, German President Joachim Gauck will pay a state visit to France to meet with French President François Hollande to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Elysée Treaty, the German-French friendship pact ratified by Charles … Continue reading

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“Healing Afghanistan” at the International Montessori Congress 2013

The International Montessori Congress, held July 31- August 1, 3013 in Portland, OR, attracted a wide swathe of people interested in  education, with this year’s theme “Montessori: Guided by Nature.” Attendees came together from around the globe to discuss issues and … Continue reading

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U.N. Day of the World’s Indigenous People: Reflections by Phil Borges

Photokunst has joined in celebrating the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People every year since its inception 14 years ago. Ethnographic photography and global human rights topics are an important part of our ongoing work. Our first project was Phil … Continue reading

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Marissa Roth’s INFINITE LIGHT project

  photokunst is collaborating with photographer Marissa Roth on a unique limited-edition book “INFINITE LIGHT: A Photographic Meditation on Tibet.” The accordion style binding presents the photographs organized in a tonal sequence patterned after the colors of Tibetan prayer flags.   Three … Continue reading

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When sharing is image theft

A friend recently shared a link to “The Idealist”  Facebook page where photographer Joey L‘s copyrighted image “Vijay Nund Morning Puja” had been posted June 1, with text imposed over the image, but no credit or acknowledgment was given to the … Continue reading

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FRAGILE WATERS opens at The Mariners’ Museum

Its time for celebrating!  photokunst’s Barbara Cox joined curator Jeanne Adams, and photographers Ernest H. Brooks and Dorothy Kerper Monnelly at The Mariners’ Museum for the inaugural FRAGILE WATERS opening celebrations.  The first reviews are in and the exhibition installation is described … Continue reading

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“Photographing ELVIS” by Al Wertheimer

Interview with Al Wertheimer by Barbara Cox B. Cox (BC): Al, thank you for taking the time for yet another interview. I would like to mostly speak about you, the photographer, your thoughts and experiences. How did you secure the … Continue reading

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