Gallery Talk: The Matter of Photography in the Americas

Hannah Shor (Cantor Guide, Cantor Arts Center) will lead a gallery talk in The Matter of Photography in the Americas. 

The Matter of Photography in the Americas (February 7-April 30,2018) highlights groundbreaking works by artists from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Latino communities in the United States who cast a critical eye on photography as both an artistic medium and as a means of communication.

Gallery talks in this series include:

Thursday, March 1, 12pm, with Jodi Roberts, Cantor Arts Center
Sunday, March 4, 12pm, with Samantha Wassmer, Cantor Guide, Cantor Arts Center
Wednesday, March 7, 12pm, with Tabitha Walker, Cantor Guide
Saturday, March 10, 1pm, with Jennie Waldow, Stanford University, Art and Art History
Thursday, March 15, 12pm, with Clara Galperin, Cantor Guide, Cantor Arts Center (This talk will be given in Spanish)
Saturday, March 17, 1pm, with Hannah Shor, Cantor Guide, Cantor Arts Center
Wednesday, March 21, 12pm, with Michelle Azout, Cantor Arts Center
Friday, March 23, 11am, with Elena Shtromberg, Associate Professor in the Department of Art & Art History at the University of Utah
Wednesday, March 28, 12pm, with Jessica Ventura, Cantor Arts Center
Thursday, April 5, 12pm, with Clara Galperin, Cantor Guide, Cantor Arts Center
Thursday, April 12, 5pm, with Amelia Leland, Cantor Guide, Cantor Arts Center
Friday, April 13, 1pm, with A-lan Holt, Stanford University, Institute for Diversity in the Arts
Saturday, April 14, 2pm, with Feddi Roth, Cantor Guide, Cantor Arts Center
Thursday, April 19, 6pm, with Marci Kwon, Stanford University, Art and Art History
Wednesday, April 25, 12pm, with Reily Haag, Cantor Guide, Cantor Arts Center
Thursday, April 26, 12pm, with Clara Galperin, Cantor Guide, Cantor Arts Center (This talk will be given in Spanish)

IMAGE: Miguel Calderón (Mexico, b. 1971), Serie Museo de Historia Natural #3 (Museum of Natural History series #3), 1995. Digital print. Courtesy of the artist and kurimanzutto, Mexico City