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The Center for Alternative Photography (CAP) is the educational department of Penumbra Foundation which was developed in 2001. CAP is dedicated to teaching historical, emulsion based and alternative photographic processes.
Image © Sam Dole
Penumbra Foundation is pleased to announce the names of the six selected artists for the 2019 Workspace Program.
US based artists:
Samira Yamin & Rachelle Bussières
NYC based artists:
Lucy Helton & Irene Mamiye
International artists:
Almudena Romero & Pedro Wainer
Image © Rachelle Bussières. (Lumen Print—18 hours. 2019). Courtesy of the artist.
The Penumbra Tintype Studio is open for sessions from 11:00am to 5:00pm, Thursday & Friday, and 12:00pm to 6:00pm on Saturdays. We are located at 36 E. 30th Street, New York, NY 10016.
If you are a member of the Penumbra Foundation you will receive a 15% discount on your session. Book a session now.
All proceeds from the Tintype Studio go toward supporting our programming.
Image © Geoffrey Berliner. Portrait of photographer Larry Fink, fall, 2017.
Your membership is a tax-deductible contribution that has a direct impact and supports a vibrant community of artists and photographers of all levels.
Image: Visit to James Welling’s exhibition “Transform” at David Zwirner Gallery. Photograph by Geoffrey Berliner.
Penumbra Foundation is proud to host the Penumbra Artist Series. The series brings to life the work of featured photographers and other notable guest artists and scholars, offering a unique opportunity to engage with them in an intimate setting as they discuss their work and process.
Image © Richard T. Walker. Outside Repetition, 2018. Projected video, modified trampoline, 305 cm / 120". Courtesy of the Artist.
Penumbra Foundation library team is pleased to announce that a finding aid for the Penumbra Foundation Library Collection has recently been published, and it can be viewed here.
Penumbra has been diligently working with the New York University’s Digital Library Technology Services to digitize over 100 rare and early photographic manuals and lens catalogs that are part of the Penumbra Foundation Library Collection. Working with NYU/DLTS has allowed Penumbra to digitally preserve these materials for the long term, and make them available to the public via the finding aid. These digital files will be maintained in perpetuity by the NYU Archives. The physical collection is housed at the Penumbra offices. Read more…
Image © Mary Ellen Bartley. Set of Camera Work, a quarterly photographic journal published by Alfred Stieglitz from 1903 to 1917. (From the Collection of Penumbra Foundation). April, 2019. Courtesy of the artist.