Nov. 5 – 12, 2011
The FOTOWEEEK DC 2011 will include the National Geographic Image Collection exhibit at the Edison Place Art Gallery opening November 5, 2011. The exhibit presents the photography of B. Anthony Stewart and J. Baylor Roberts, two men that were part of the early days of documentary photography at one of the world’s most famous magazines. The two men shot with a purpose: They had a story to tell. The Stewart and Roberts’ exhibit will include black and white images covering the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s. Reproductions from the original magazine articles where the photos appeared may also be part of the exhibit.
The second part of the FOTOWEEEK DC 2011 exhibit will include work by the 30 photographers that are finalists of the Colors of Life 2011 International Photo Contest to benefit Every Child Matters. Prize winning images were selected by Ann Shumard, Curator of Photographs at the National Portrait Gallery. A coffee reception will accompany this part of the exhibit with participants, Michael Petit, President of Every Child Matters, Amalia Pizzardi, President of Colors of Life and Marco Nicoli, Sr., Knowledge Management Officer with the World Bank.
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