 Not long now until the Chase the Light - Waypoint Park: Bellingham Photo Walk!!!
Have you signed up yet? Join us for a fun day of photography in Bellingham. You can bring whatever camera you like from your fancy DSLR's to the camera on your phone. We'll explore Waypoint Park with waterfront views, industrial relics, in one of the best Pacific Northwest settings. Photo Walk details: Date: Saturday June 14 from 2-5pm Location: Waypoint Park. 1145 Granary Ave Bellingham, WA 98225 What to bring: Camera, comfortable shoes, water, sunscreen Fee: Free with RSVP for Chase the Light 2025 Participants Head to the Photographic Center Northwest website to register:
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 It was such a pleasure to interview the wonderful Galina Kurlat for the Women Alternative Photography Group interview series. Head on over to the WAPG website to read the interview.
Galina Kurlat is a photographic artist living in Brooklyn, NY, she earned her BFA in Media Arts from Pratt Institute. Kurlat creates a visual relationship between herself and her subject by embracing the imperfections and possibilities of antiquated photographic processes. Her works undulate between the recognizable and the ephemeral. By accepting the change and chaos inherent in photographic materials Kurlat challenges photography as a historically representational medium. Head on over to the Women Alternative Photography Group website to read our interview!  My project 'Homesick' has been featured in the WWU news. You can check out the article written by Frances Badgett on the link below. Thank you Frances for writing such kind words about the project. * Note the quote at the end of the article is by artist Mimi Fuenzalida https://news.wwu.edu/wwu-instructor-elizabeth-ransom...  A new article featuring my project 'Homesick' has just been published on the Lenscratch website as part of their daily feature. The article was very kindly written by artist Galina Kurlat. Please go check out the article over on the Lenscratch website.
 It is my honour to introduce you to Magda Kuca who I had the pleasure of interviewing for our WAPG Interview series.
Magda is a Polish visual artist and fine art photographer based in London, exploring the cyclical nature of human rituals using historical photographic techniques in the context of identity, memory, and folklore. I can't wait for you to see Magda's incredible wet plate collodion and gum bichromate images. Head on over to the Women Alternative Photography Group website to read her interview today. Read Magda's interview HERE  I am so excited to be hosting a photo walk this summer with Photographic Center Northwest for their Chase the Light event. You can sign up through the link below. I can't wait for all the photo adventure shenanigans to ensue!
 Yesterday I found out that my Sustainable Approaches to Photography class has finally been approved at WWU for Summer quarter.
 🎉 Celebrating our 20th WAPG Interview 🎉
 March WAPG Interview with Sujata Setia
It was my absolute honour to interview Sujata Setia about her empowering project A Thousand Cuts. "In her body of work A Thousand Cuts Sujata Setia examines patterns of domestic abuse within South Asian communities. This powerful body of work employs the South Asian art of paper cutting, known as Sanghi Art, to slice into the surface of photographs depicting victims of domestic abuse. This unique mark making technique results in striking images that reveal a bold red colour beneath. Sujata provides a space of healing, empowering victims to share their stories." You can now read the interview over on the Women Alternative Photography website.    Women Alternative Photography Group Online Meet Up
22 March 2024 Online It was absolute pleasure to host the WAPG Online Meet Up featuring presentations from Amanda Couch (UK), Maedeh Ojaghloo (Iran/US), and Cara Jaye (US). Amanda Couch shared her inspiring performative pinhole work and her investigations into anthotypes. Maedeh Ojaghloo's powerful presentation investigated honour killings in Iran and Cara Jaye shared new work created during a residency in Mexico City that explores plastic pollution. You can now watch the recording on the WAPG YouTube channel. |
Elizabeth RansomPhd Candidate at UCA, Instructor at Western Washington University and Photographic Center Northwest, and Visual Artist working with Alternative Photographic Practices. Archives
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