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In this issue we introduce you to the two 2011 hcp fellowships recipients. this year’s competition was juried by brian paul clamp, director of clampart (new york, ny). the fellowship … Continued

Every year HCP proudly holds a call for entries for its Annual Juried Membership Exhibition. Juried by an internationally acclaimed specialist in the field, members’ work is selected for exhibition … Continued

On June 17, 2010 Klompching Gallery opened a beautiful duet of a show featuring the work of Elaine Duigenan and Odette England. Together, the works sing of a connection between … Continued

Edmund Clark has been awarded the 2009 International Photography Award by the British Journal of Photography for this work. Soon, the book of Guantanamo: If the light goes out will … Continued

Photo Souvenirs is a body of work that traces three phases of life: childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Comprising 45 images in all, each phase consists of 15 images which are … Continued

Each year HCP sponsors a non-competitive educational outreach program called Collaborations. Now in its seventh year, Collaborations VII is a celebration of photography which encourages collaboration and teamwork amongst Houston-area … Continued

For most, to sightsee is to photograph. Embarking on treasure hunts to tourist destinations renowned for monuments of grandeur, we pursue the extraordinary. Framing sites of mass tourism in our … Continued

On a recent visit to Lorna Bieber’s studio a friend looked at me and asked, “Where have I seen that before?” I suggested that he saw it on the exhibition … Continued

Whereas “cartography,” the discipline of producing geographical maps, is fairly precise, “mapping” is exquisitely polysemic. “Mapping” has meanings in neuroscience, mathematics, genetics, robotics, marketing, Googling, GPSing, etc. During the age … Continued

Dona Schwartz tagged a photo of you in her kitchen, to see this photo follow the text. In the age of Facebook, when all our visual diaries are open to … Continued