Haverford Celebrates Alumni Photographers with Gallery Exhibit,
May 30-September 21:

Photographs were first acquired for instructional purposes at Haverford in 1870, and since then, alumni have become photographers of the first rank, making major contributions to the field. The College is celebrating this artistic legacy with an exhibit entitled A Century of Haverford Alumni Photographers, running May 30-September 21 in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery. The exhibit includes the work of John G. Bullock ’74; the Vauxes (George '84, William '93 and their sister Mary, and George’s son George '30); Edwin Rosskam '24; Peter Moore '55; and Andrew Borowiec '78. The work ranges from the pictorial landscapes and portraits to the conceptual and documentary photographs. The exhibit is curated by Professor William Earle Williams, Curator of Photography and Fine Arts Professor.
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Plans for 2008-09 are in the works. Please check back for updates.

 Responses to Clarissa Sligh's
"Jake in Transition":
Click here to read comments from the recent round table discussion about "Jake in Transition", an exhibit by photographer Clarissa Sligh sponsored by the Hurford Humanities Center (February-April, 2008). The exhibit chronicles a female-to-male transition. Over the course of the year Deborah becomes Jake, the metamorphosis evoked for photographer Clarissa Sligh generations of African Americans who passed for white as they sought freedom.

Events are free and open to the public.
Additional details may be found by following the links.