This Saturday, we will be attending the third annual New York Photo Festival in Dumbo, Brooklyn.

In addition to the curated pavilions, the festival offers visitors an extensive range of activities that generate dialogue and buzz among all communities of photo professionals, amateurs, students, and aficionados of art and culture, including: seminars, slide shows, book signings, photographic workshops, live performances and events, and a gallery row.

We will meet at 11:30am at powerHouse bookstore (our usual meeting place for DUMBO Gallery Walks). If you are going to be late, you can call me at [masked].

We had a meetup for the Photo Festival last year; this is the place to see fresh, latest, cutting edge photography. There are also talks by photographers and curators, and this year the festival stays open late, until 10pm. This event should not be missed by anyone interested in photography.

Single Day Ticket is $15 (Student/Senior $10)

Hours on Saturday, May 15
Daytime Programming: 11:00am to 8:15pm
Exhibitions: 12:00pm to 10:00pm
Evening Programming: 8:00pm to 10:00pm

Exhibitions

Main Shows
Object Lesson – Curated by Vince Aletti, 81 Front Street
Use Me, Abuse Me – Curated by Erik Kessels, Smack Mellon Gallery
Bodies in Question – Curated by Fred Ritchin, St Ann’s Warehouse
Hidden Books, Hidden Stories – Curated by Lou Reed, St Ann’s Warehouse, 81 Front Street

Satellite Shows
Tobacco Warehouse
* Room 103 & Warzone – presented by Noorderlicht Photo Festival
* Human Rights & Photography – presented by Anthropographia 2010
* Tierney Fellowship Show – presented by The Tierney Foundation
* Outsider Land – presented by Atelier Reflexe
* Red Land – curated by Taj Forer
* New Visionaires 2009 - presented by The New York Photo Awards

Kunsthalle Galapagos
* DutchDoc! Space - Curated by Marga Rotteveel

Dumbo Arts Center
* Latin American Pavilion - Presented by FotoVisura

VII Photo Agency
* Slovenia Press Photo Competition Exhibition - Presented by Slovenia Press Photo

111 Front Street, Suite 214
* Where Storytelling Lives - Presented by INSTITUTE

Daytime Programming at St. Ann’s Warehouse on Saturday, May 15
11 - 11:45am Power of Color in Photo Journalism: Ed Kashi
12 - 12:45pm Aesthetic Journalism: Alfredo Cramerotti
1 - 1:45pm DutchDoc!Space: Do-It-Yourself, Part 3 - with Willem Popelier, Daan Paans, and Boudewijn Bollmann
2 - 2:45pm Object Lesson: Sharon Core
3 - 3:45pm Use Me, Abuse Me: Batia Suter
BREAK
4:30 - 5:15pm Aperture Presents: Sawdust Mountain - Eirik Johnson & Jason Houston, In Conversation
5:30 - 6:15pm Hidden Books, Hidden Stories: Michael Macioce
6:30 - 7:15pm Bodies in Question: Alexandre Maubert & Lim Young Kyun
7:30 - 8:15pm Contemporary Latin American Photography: An Artist's Perspective

Evening Programming on Saturday, May 15

New York Photo Festival’s Night of Images, featuring:

* Extended Exhibition Hours (all venues 8pm – 10pm)

* Outdoor projections at the Brooklyn Bridge Plaza (8pm +)
1. World Visions: Emerging Photographers, curated by Michelle Bogre – 40″
2. Human Rights and Multimedia presented by Anthropographia – 100”

* Slideluck Potshow XV at the Archway under the Manhattan Bridge (7pm +)

Getting there from Manhattan - take either A, C to High St or F to York St. The train takes 20-25 min from Columbus Circle. The walk from subway takes 5 minutes.