 February 28 - March 16, 2024 | Wednesdays 6-8pm (Pacific Time) + Saturday (3/16) 10am-12pm (Pacific Time)
Join Elizabeth Ransom this winter as the Photographic Center Northwest continues their Conversations on Photography series to help create community and a forum for critical discussion of contemporary photography. Over this four-part series, artist and educator Elizabeth Ranson will introduce participants to contemporary issues facing women in photography today. With guest speakers from leading global organizations on women in photography, seminars, case studies, lectures, and panel discussions, this workshop will celebrate the inspiring work of women working with photography. You will take a closer look at some of the leading artists who are impacting the art world with their thought-provoking work, as well as challenge antiquated ideals of photography. This series will also explore the implications of the patriarchy on women photographers, and critically analyze photographic histories from a global perspective. Sign up for the Women Behind the Camera Workshop HERE Untitled 1999 from the series Country Girls © Anna Fox & Alison Goldfrapp courtesy of Centre for British Photography, London
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 On the 26 October 2023 Elizabeth Ransom joined Charan Singh, Bahareh Akbarisfa, Mårten Lange, and Anna Linderstam in the "Meet the Photographers Debate and Panel Discussion"
This lively gathering brought together some of the leading artists who are working at the forefront of contemporary photographic practice. This event brings together a range of speakers across photographic disciplines responding to and reflecting upon the work and themes of Raising the Roof. The panel was chaired by Anna Fox, Professor of Photography at UCA Farnham.     Elizabeth Ransom is currently exhibiting three pieces from her series "Homesick" in the "Raising the Roof" exhibition at The Lightbox Gallery and Museum in Woking.
This exhibition celebrates 13 years of the ground-breaking international MFA Photography course at the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) in Farnham. This historical survey show features important graduates from the course, including contemporary photographers Anna Linderstam, Mårten Lange, and Charan Singh, who are all now exhibiting and published photographers. UCA’s MFA Photography course is one of the only 2-year full-time post-graduate photography courses in the UK and has launched the careers of extraordinary artists who have contributed to the development of photography worldwide. The exhibition is open from 21 October 2023 – 7 January 2024. For more information please visit The Lightbox website HERE. |
Elizabeth RansomPhd Candidate at UCA, Research Assistant for Fast Forward: Women in Photography and Visual Artist working with Alternative Photographic Practices. Archives
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