Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective at BKC. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective at BKC. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective at BKC. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

CYBER CAFE is a conversation series about photography with industry professionals. We cover topics such as analog photography, education, getting your work seen, and opportunity while also digging deeper to address the impact of systemic inequality.

CYBER CAFE (an online reboot of Photo Café: talks on photography) is a community program open to everyone. We encourage our audience to ask questions, network, and join us in our conversations to create better industry standards for everyone.

Photo Café: talks on photography is a conversation series about photography with industry professionals. We cover topics such as analog photography, education, getting your work seen, and opportunity while also digging deeper to address the impact of systemic inequality.

Photo Café is a community program open to everyone. We encourage our audience to ask questions, network, and join us in our conversations to create better industry standards for everyone.

Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective at BKC. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

Photo Café: talks on photography is a conversation series about photography with industry professionals. We cover topics such as analog photography, education, getting your work seen, and opportunity while also digging deeper to address the impact of systemic inequality.

Photo Café is a community program open to everyone. We encourage our audience to ask questions, network, and join us in our conversations to create better industry standards for everyone.

Join us for our friendly Meet ‘n Greet with Birgit Buchart of Lomography at BKC on Saturday,  March 7th from 2pm – 4pm.  We’ll use this time to look through some of Birgit’s favorite images she’s made using Lomo’s beautiful film stock and learn about the history of Lomography. We’ll also save some time for YOU to check out some of the latest films, cameras and lenses Lomography has released to date. 

RSVP below as space is very limited for this special event! 

Photo Café: talks on photography is a conversation series about photography with industry professionals. Here we talk about topics such as analogue photography, education, getting your work seen, and opportunity while also digging deeper to address the impact of systemic inequality. 

Photo Café is a community program open to everyone. We encourage our audience to ask questions, network, and join us in our conversations to create better industry standards for everyone. 

Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective at BKC HQ. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

It’s the End of the Year, last gasp of the ‘Teens, so let’s get together and celebrate a lot of hard work and daily survival with the ultimate escapist holiday party. DJs to dance to, Karaoke on tap, and tasty hors d’oeuvres by David Kim (come early), we’ll have you forgetting all about whatever it is that’s going on in the world. Join us at our 80’s Catskill retreat as we dance the night away or at least until about 11:30pm.

Our next Photo Café talk with Seeing Collective invites photographers: Phyllis Galembo, Colin Stearns and Judith Stenneken to discuss their experience and approach to publishing their work in the form of books.

Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective at BKC Headquarters. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

Now that fall is in full effect and we’re spending more time in the warm indoors, we’d like to make it more exciting by bringing our friends and members together for a super fun evening of KARAOKE!

Our next Photo Café talk with Seeing Collective invites photographers: Crystofer Davis, Hidemi Takagi and Rhynna M. Santos to discuss their experience with documenting neighborhoods and communities.

Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective on Sunday evening, June 16th (7PM - 9PM) at BKC Headquarters. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

Our next Photo Café talk with Seeing Collective invites Russell Frederick (visual activist and editor, Kamoinge VP), Iliana Cepero (professor of art history and visual studies at The New School) and Marko Jokic (photography educator, and co-founder of Back to the Lab) to discuss the role and value of education, teachers, students and resources in today’s creative ecosystems.

Join us SATURDAY, AUGUST 31st at (1pm – ?!) for a last summer hurrah at Rockaway Beach (Rippers) with special performances by our friends, HAUS OF SWEAT! They’ll be bringing the 80s and 90s dance vibes all afternoon and encourage us to photograph the fun.

So bring you camera and join us for a fun and neon/spandex-friendly afternoon of dancing, photos, beach and fun!

Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective on Sunday evening, June 16th (7PM - 9PM) at BKC Headquarters. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective on Sunday evening, June 16th (7PM - 9PM) at BKC Headquarters. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

Our next Photo Café talk with Seeing Collective is coming up on Friday, May 24th (7pm – 9pm) at BKC on the topic of Fairness and Visibility. How can we encourage diversity and create equality within the photography industry? What are some ways to give underrepresented people a platform to share their stories and voice? These are just a couple questions that come to mind when thinking about fairness and visibility across the industry and we hope to broach this topic in our next discussion.

Join our next Photo Critique with Seeing Collective on Sunday evening, June 16th (7PM - 9PM) at BKC Headquarters. This is a *FREE* photo critique + open forum and all photographers are welcome to come and share their work with us.

The Photo Cafe is a conversation series on what it takes to succeed in the photography industry.  Over drinks, the Seeing Collective x BKC presents intimate discussions and shares ideas on various topics with experienced photo industry professionals.

It’s simple. Just bring some examples of your work (a series or recent project is highly encouraged) to be shared with members, the team at BKC and Seeing Collective. We’ll review your photographs and ideas and you’ll come away with some value feedback. It’s also a great time to get connected with our creative community and other like-minded photographers.

Photo Critique with Seeing Collective and BKC on April 14 (7pm - 9pm)

Introducing PHOTO CAFE: a conversation series on photography and what it takes to succeed in the industry today. Presented in collaboration with Seeing Collective (SeeC). This month we discuss the ins and outs of sustaining a long career in photography.

All BKC students and members are welcome SUBMIT to our open Winter Group Show! These shows are our way of checking in with what you’re up to and your latest progress. Submit up to 3 images of recent work and we’ll take care fo the rest.

Have anything you want to sell?  Or anything you want to buy like a crazy cheap air conditioner, wicked cool slideshow projector, old records or random camera equipment? Then come and join us on Sunday, June 3rd – clouds or shine – as a shopper or potentially lucrative sidewalk sales person! 

800 yards from Manhattan.  A world apart.  Governors Island is a 172-acre strip of land employed by the Continental Army to defend the harbor against the British in 1776, and has had various uses military uses since.  Today the National Park Service is Governors Island's primary caretaker along the northern shore, and its historic homes and battlements make it a sight to behold.  As different to lower Manhattan as a place can be, this Island is chock full of visual surprises and a perfect exploration opportunity for street, landscape, architecture and history-buff photographers.