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From July 11-28, explore captivating photographs by emerging and award-winning photographers from Bolivia, Peru, Cuba, Mexico, Guatemala, and Brazil. © Manuel Almenares
Award-winning photographer André Liohn present this documentary at the BDC and hold a Q&A about changes in conflict photography over the last decade.
Whether you're a novice or aiming to refine your portfolio, this two-day workshop is tailored to help you curate your images effectively.
BDC Labs is proud to offer a state-of-the-art black and white darkroom available for rent.
The Bronx Documentary Center's fourth issue of 'BDC Focus', a newspaper created by students and teachers of the BDC Youth Photo League is live!
"Through Our Eyes: Youth Photography at the Bronx Documentary Center, 2013-2023” documents and celebrates the work of our youth photography program. Order your copy today! Proceeds from the sale of this book go toward funding the BDC Youth Photo League
To mark the occasion of the exhibition, we are raising funds for the broad range of BDC education programs, including those for youth, community adults, seniors and aspiring Bronx photographers.
With the help of community members like you, we can continue to support our community.
ILFORD PHOTO Inspires New York Silver Stories—A new web series created, shot, and edited by Exploredinary. The first film in the series about the BDC is live on the ILFORD YouTube Channel!
With the help of community members like you, the BDC Youth Photo League can continue to grow.
Educational programming is a core value of the BDC. We offer free guided tours of our exhibitions and a free after-school photography program, the BDC Youth Photo League, for Bronx students from middle school through high school.
The BDC is also home to the BDC Youth Photo League, a group created to expand access to documentary photography and provide skill development for traditionally underrepresented photographers in the Bronx.