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Deborah Willis has long been a mentor for not only our organization, but also for many of the photographers we have worked with and in this spirit we presented her with En Foco’s first award for making a notable difference in photographic history and beyond.

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Street photographers Orville Robertson (New York), Richard Koci Hernandez (San Francisco) and Ibarionex Perello (Los Angeles) recently got together to speak about the topic of street photography and how they each practice and observe the tradition. This article is an extended version of Words on the Street, published in Nueva Luz Volume 15#3 (2011).

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In this podcast, Dr. Guridy shares his thoughts about growing up in NYC, living in the Bronx, Ugly Betty, the West Side Story, Yankee Stadium, and how it all relates to the hypervisibility and invisibility of Latinos in the U.S.

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This year En Foco had the privilege to co-chair the Society for Photographic Education’s National Conference in Philadelphia. The  conference topic was Facing Diversity: Leveling the Playing Field in the Photographic Arts, and many of our artists were in attendance in various roles. The conference was great, but if you missed it, all is not lost. Todd [...]

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People/Places/Things, an international photography competition, was a great way to celebrate En Foco’s 35th anniversary. Partnering with Canson Infinity, we aimed to identify and promote talented emerging and mid-career artists working today, and received over 200 submissions from across the globe.
The diversity of submitted work was amazing…

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“One of the ways En Foco has changed the art world, is by insisting that the act of looking at photographs made by artist of a particular culture should not exclude any viewer-ship. This along with the unfailing energy of the staff and their pure love of photographic expression have been a constant source of inspiration for me and made me eager to contribute this story. As an independent curator I have seen En Foco change the direction of artists careers in ways both large and small but I have also been personally swept up by the staff’s enthusiastic advocacy for new and interesting work. En Foco is constantly reminding me why I do what I do, and why I love it.”

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The photographers in the exhibition Connections opening at Jenkins Johnson Gallery in NY and San Francisco, were selected because they engage in a compelling dialogue between the past and the present, the personal and political, and most importantly between the artists and their subjects. They are tackling issues of race, gender, identity in America.

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