PCA Lunch Talks Presents: Boryana Petkova
The MA/MFA in Transdisciplinary New Media department are pleased to present: Boryana Petkova.More
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Photography Lunch Talks Presents Sabine Mirlesse
The Photo Department hosts Lunch Talks designed to foster knowledge, sharing and casual conversation with photographers, curators and artists.More
Photography Lunch Talks Presents Pierre Barbrel
The Photo Department hosts Lunch Talks designed to foster knowledge, sharing and casual conversation with photographers, curators and artists.More
I Wish I Could Draw
I Wish I Could Draw: A practical study of drawing manuals - A collaboration between the PCA Fine Arts department, and designer, curator, and educator Nina Paim.More
Photography Lunch Talks Presents Lieven Lefere
The Photo Department hosts Lunch Talks designed to foster knowledge, sharing and casual conversation with photographers, curators and artists.More
PCA Talks Presents Michael Woolworth - "Still Under Pressure, Thirty Years Later"
A publisher and printmaker in Paris, Michael Woolworth, who has built projects with hundreds of contemporary artists (Gunter Damisch, Marc Desgrandchamps, Jim Dine and Bertrand Lavier amongst others), will speak at our upcoming PCA Talk.More
PCA Talks: Raina Lampkins-Fielder
Raina Lampkins-Fielder joined the Mona Bismarck American Center in 2014 in the newly created position of Artistic Director, in which she oversees the institution’s exhibitions and programming.More
PCA Talks on iTunes!
If you missed a PCA Talk you still have a chance to see the video!More
PCA Talk Presents: Cristina Hoffmann "Left to Our Own Device"
Does reality have a user guide? Have we forgotten that we are the source of our own rules? The devices and conventions that should be at our service, end up shaping us and delimiting our notion of what’s possible.More
Blurring the lines, An exhibition curated by Steve Bisson & François Ronsiaux
"Is it actually possible to speak about only photography? Many artists/photographers could be considered as reality traficants, they use not only photography but the ensemble of technological possibilities to squeeze out their artistic concepts." François RonsiauxMore