2019 SPE Annual Conference: The Myths of Photography and the American Dream / Major support by The Joy Family Legacy Foundation
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about 12 hours ago via Facebook
Get to know our presenters! Fazilat Soukhakian is an Iranian artist and photographer who teaches photography at Utah State University. She considers herself a visual storyteller who observes and records her concerns regarding social and political issues that surround her as a means for social change and justice. Her work has been shown throughout national and international exhibitions and she has received a multitude of awards and recognition. Online registration ends February 15th! https://www.spenational.org/conferences/2019-spe-annual-conference/register
14 days ago via Twitter
Donald Black, Jr. is a photographer and youth educator. He studied at Ohio University. Donald uses the image as int… https://t.co/koqZMHUFHU