"America’s history of racial segregation is a perplexing thing to sort out," writes Ray Mark Rinaldi in The Denver Post. "It has come and gone and come again, and in so many shapes and shades, that putting the pieces together as a whole to reckon with at once seems an impossible task. The two-artist exhibit 'Segregated Influences' at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center doesn’t build a complete picture, but it does help us to discern the edges of segregation, to see its blatant sides and its subtle margins, to consider both its pure harm and its subversive influences." Read the full review in The Denver Post.
Have you ever wondered how galleries find the artists they exhibit? Would you like to be one of those artists? Join CPAC for the May 9 meeting of PhotoVox, "Gallery Practices Part 3: How to Build Relationships with Arts Organizations."
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Join Michael Itkoff, Cofounder of Daylight Books, for a one-day workshop and portfolio review session about the changing landscape of photography book publishing. Bring in your portfolio and receive a one-on-one critique, with a focus on editing, sequencing, and preparing your project for presentation to publishers. Skill level: intermediate to advanced.
