FotoWeekDC 2016 is around the corner. With over 100 exhibitions and events, it may be a daunting task to find exactly what you are looking for, so we will spend the next few days selecting some niche programming for you to check out.

Today: Public Art Highlights

November 12-20, 2016

Previous Editions:
FotoFilm The Business of Photography
Music & Photography

FotoFilm is generously supported by Office of Cable Television, Film, Media & Entertaintment / 202Creates.

Our Walls Bear Witness

Images of countries where persecuted groups face potentially genocidal threats, projected onto the Museum’s exterior walls, help focus the attention of leaders and the public on the ongoing need to give true meaning to “Never Again.”

And joining them for a panel discussion opening night:

Panel Discussion: Our Walls Bear Witness

On the opening night of the photography exhibition, this panel discussion will examine the recent track record of atrocity prevention efforts.

The WE LOVE YOU PROJECT

A simple but powerful reassurance to our black boys and men that even though it feels like they are being murdered and destroyed constantly, they’re still a part of a larger community that loves and supports them.

Plus, catch Bryon Summers speak during our Local Focus FotoTalks:

Local Focus Logan FotoTalks

FotoTalks will be taking place all afternoon on November 13th at FotoWeek Central.

SEE / CHANGE

SEE/CHANGE is a video art project that puts a human face on how population change and revitalization is affecting the Park View and Pleasant Plains neighborhoods of lower Georgia Avenue in Washington, DC.

We would like to thank our Festival Partners without whom this festival would not be possible.