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| Students from Bellaire High School visit the Assembly Exhibit, during the FotoFest 2010 Biennial |
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| Students from Lamar Consolidated High School visit the New Worls Exhibit, during the FotoFest 2010 Biennial |
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| Students from Spring Woods High School visit the Whatever was Splendid Exhibit, at Vine Street Studios |
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| Studesnts from the Chinquapin School visit the Road to Nowhere? exhibit at Winter Street Studios |
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Students from the Chinquapin School pose after taking a school tour at FotoFest |
To schedule a free school tour to any of the FotoFest exhibitions you may fill out the Online Registation Form or call the LTP Coordinator at 713.223.5522 ext. 12. |
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| FotoFest 2012 Exhibitions |
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Contemporary Photography:
Russia, China, Czech & Slovak Republics
| Pavel Banka, I Was Too Shy to Speak, 1989 |
A dynamic and diverse collection of photographs from 20 international contemporary art photographers, Contemporary Photography: Russia, China, Czech & Slovak Republics is a new exhibition by FotoFest in collaboration with Brookfield Office Properties at Allen Center in downtown Houston. This exhibition fetures unexpected, playful and is ideal for writers and thinkers of all ages.
The exhibition is on view at One, Two and Three Allen Center, July 30 – October 6, 2012.
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The Collectors Eye: Frazier King
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| Ion Zupcu, October 30, 2004, 2004 |
As part of an ongoing series highlighting the personal collections of Houston art patrons, FotoFest presentsThe Collectors Eye: Frazier King, showing works from the collection of the well-known lawyer and artist. This exhibition is on view at FotoFest Headquarters at Vine Street Studios, 1113 Vine Street, October 15 - December 20, 2012
Thank you to the Simmons Foundation for their support in providing transportation subsidies allowing an opportunity for students to visit cultural institutions and share ideas about photography! Thanks to their generous donations over 1,100 students visited the FotoFest 2012 Biennial Exhibitions!
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