Fred McFeely Rogers was an inspiring presence on public television in Pittsburgh, PA, for over 30 years. At the center of his message to children was this: you are valuable—each and every one of you—regardless of your age or height, your race or religion, your abilities or challenges.
Learn MoreThe photo essay depicts the early days of Breaking and the dance styles that it evolved from.
Learn MoreLeica Camera celebrates a momentous milestone in the world of photography: a century since the introduction of the first mass-produced Leica camera.
Learn MoreThe images in Whilst the world sleeps were created late at night using Play-Doh, an empty wine bottle as a rolling pin, a knife, and a chopping board—they present an alternative and accessible photographic history.
Learn MoreA reflective memoir capturing the golden era of Hip-Hop culture through the lens of renowned, iconic documentarian photographer, Jamel Shabazz.
Learn MoreThe return of the National Bison Range to the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes is a powerful example of landback in action, restoring Indigenous stewardship, cultural heritage, and ecological balance.
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A relaxed and fun way to connect with fellow educators and art practitioners in the Photoville Education network! Learn more and RSVP here.
Coming up are our virtual professional development programs, The 2025 Toolkit, presented with Diversify Photo, and supported by Leica Camera!
And join us on June 21st for a day of programming & our official closing party presented with VSCO.
Accidents happen. How do you keep your data safe, sorted, and backed up? And what do you do with it now that you’ve finally gotten it all organized?
Learn MoreIn a time of increased press scrutiny and imperiled press freedoms, how do you keep yourself, your work, and the people you photograph safe from harm?
Learn MoreA candid discussion about the best way to handle grants, requests for proposals, and how to frame the stories that matter most to you and your audience.
Learn MoreBotanical Photography: Memory Printed in Light.
Cyanotypes and Herbalism: Art from Nature.
After a day of exploring exhibitions and partaking in our free workshops, talks, and tours, come meet up for Happy Hour and visual storytelling on the Brooklyn waterfront. First drink is on us!
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