Another Friday is upon us! September is coming up soon, so save the dates for three great classes we’re sponsoring during Knowledge Commons DC’s fall session. Learn street photography techniques, how to take an impromptu portrait, or tips to catch the airplanes taking-off over Gravelly Point. Registration starts eight-days prior for each class. They’re free but they’ll fill up quickly!
- Unrest in Ferguson continues, and earlier this week Getty photographer Scott Olsen was arrested while reporting on it…
- …but the majority of the protests have been peaceful.
- Gordon Parks’ 1950s photo essay on civil rights-era America is as relevant as ever.
- On the other side of the globe, Andrew Quilty has created this powerful photo essay about a group of Kurdish soldiers.
- D.C. Superior Court finalized the Corcoran’s split between GWU and NGA this week, stating that no works can be transferred outside the District without the D.C. attorney general’s approval.
- Even we were hesitant to click on this photo series about Mystery Meat.
- Humans of New York becomes Humans of the World and moves to Iraq.
- Here’s a great piece about E. Brady Robinson’s art desk series (can you spot the card from our Flaunt show in the last photo?)
- This story reminded some of us why we no longer ride in helicopters over volcanoes.
- All across America, artists are taking over billboards.
- Cage-free shark photographer Michael Muller survived Shark Week.
- Two Swiss photographers remind us why hobbies make life better.
- We wish we had been invited to these twin tigers’ Piñata Birthday Party!
