In Memoriam: My Dinner with Walker
PAUL D. CHAPMAN 1953-2017 It was 1973 and I was a junior at Rice enrolled in Geoff Winningham’s Introduction to Photography class. In October we took a field trip to … Continued
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Spotlight: 2018 Fellowship Winners
CAROLYN DRAKE 2018 HCP FELLOWSHIP WINNER INTERNAT Carolyn Drake’s Internat project centers on her long-term engagement with girls – now young women – interred in a former Soviet orphanage in the Ukraine. … Continued
A Dangerous Nostalgia
When Eric Gottesman and Hank Willis Thomas created For Freedoms in 2016, no one could have been prepared for the magnitude of the political upheavals we have been experiencing. Since … Continued
Traveling Through the Dark
I met Curran in a dark bar in Manhattan after a talk he gave at Higher Pictures in 2015. I was in the unsteady midst of my grad school experience. … Continued
Ange Ong: Hong Kong Café
Ange Ong’s Hong Kong Cafe explores the specific cultural exchange that occurred as a result of British colonialism in her native country. Growing up, Ange was a regular of Hong … Continued
Three Parts: An Interview by Leah Dyjak
David and I met when I was a student at Massachusetts College of Art in 2004. Years later, I went to his lectures in Provincetown hoping to reconnect. In the … Continued
The Uncovering of Hidden Histories: An Interview by Obafemi Ogunleye
This interview is a continuation of a recent conversation between myself and Juliana Kasumu conducted in 2016, prior to the release of From Moussor To Tignon (FMTT). The original interview, … Continued
Creating Community: An Interview by Paula Kupfer
A precise definition of “community” is elusive: sure, it refers to a group of people bound by something, but that something is ever-shifting. It can refer to ideology, place, a … Continued
From the Editor
If you’re on our mailing list, you’ve likely received a little green envelope with the words “Community through Photography” on it. As a community-based organization, HCP prides ourselves on our … Continued
