“STILL, WE SEE”

Fotophase Opening Reception, The Rangefinder Gallery at Tamarkin Camera

Part the the FOTOPHASE weekend at Tamarkin Camera August 28-29

“Still, We See” is a group exhibition of 23 photographers, featuring work by Gajan Balan, Katerina Benzova, Dr. Ahmad Beyh, Dr. Gene Beyt, Mathieu Bitton, Sheila Pree Bright, RJ Clarke, Mark de Paola, Jaime Fernandez, Greg Hatton, John Hendrick, Terry La Rue, Mark Mann, Tyson Martin, Cheriss May, Dr. Daniel Potts, James Rice, Ann Rosen, Brandon Ruffin, Kylie Shea, Juan Carlos Torres, Eva Woolridge and Torrance York.

“Fotophase’s debut exhibition is an invitation to explore the way we see and interact with our world – both internal, and external.”
— Kiran Karnani, co-founder of Fotophase

“Photography gave me a way back to parts of my life that I could not reach through words alone.”
— James Rice, co-founder of Fotophase

Fotophase was founded to accelerate the study and practice of photography within neuroarts, an interdisciplinary field examining how the arts and aesthetic experiences affect the brain, body and behavior. While photography is one of the world’s most accessible creative practices, its role as a participatory aesthetic experience remains underrepresented in neuroarts research and programming. Fotophase develops photography experiences, community programs and research-informed methods centered on the act of making images.

ABOUT FOTOPHASE
Fotophase is a nonprofit organization pioneering the intersection of neuroscience and photography. We create accessible, evidence-based photography experiences that empower individuals and leaders to discover healing and expand awareness through the act of making images. Through public programs, education, community building and impact measurement, Fotophase works to advance photography’s place in the emerging field of neuroarts. Learn more, become a member or support the work at fotophase​.org.