Tag Archives: photography

Peter Hay Halpert will give participants a look at the history of photography through ten pictures (and a few asides and detours), starting with the first photo in 1839 through to cutting edge contemporary work.

The Messinger Gallery Opening for artists Bruce Borowsky, Bruce Hendersen, and Bruce Shaffer on Thursday, September 7 drew a standing-room only crowd for their conversation with Emily Tucker Bernstein.

In a convergence of creativity, the Boulder JCC is eagerly anticipating the upcoming gallery exhibition at the Messinger Gallery, which will showcase a remarkable collection of photographic works by three talented local artists sharing the same first name—Bruce Borowsky, Bruce Henderson, and Bruce Shaffer.

The Boulder JCC is thrilled to welcome you to the Messinger Gallery for the opening of a new exhibition by photographer Norman Koren. 

Jacqueline Zilberberg, a Venezuelan Jewish photographer, whose own country was in free fall, took to the streets of New York City to reinvent herself and her art during the Pandemic. 

Join local, internationally-known photographer Bruce Shaffer as he guides us through images that are quirky and complex, comforting and disturbing, stark, and beautiful. They reflect his wanderings and work, far off the tourist trail.

ACE continues to offer local photographers an opportunity to share their work with the community.

World traveler and photographer Marianne Weingroff presents her work at the JCC on April 29.

Denver couple John and Amy Israel Pregulman have made it their mission to photograph as many Holocaust survivors as possible, before it’s too late. They will be in Boulder on February 20th.

“Through the Looking Glass: Photographic Perspectives by Bruce Henderson” offers a retrospective look at a lifetime behind the camera.

It’s not easy in Israel to find Jews and Arabs joined in the same activities.

Meet the artist at the free wine and cheese opening of "Lenscapes" at the Boulder JCC, Thursday Feb. 5

Maya Benton comes to Boulder as part of the collaborative Movers: Art and Conscience series.

CU Art Museum presents a show based on David Shneer's critically acclaimed book.

The Boulder JCC is featuring two artists who use photography to create unique artworks. Click for more information about their work and the upcoming reception.

Nederland resident Marlyn Cheshes has lived and created art in remote corners of the world. She discusses and displays her work at the Boulder JCC this week.

A Sunday night BJCC triple-feature: community portraits, an art exhibit opening, and a documentary screening. Pictures!