

The BDC’s online exhibition with images and text from Joseph Rodríguez’s book LAPD 1994 launches on February 5th. © Joseph Rodríguez
Virtual talk between exhibiting photographer Joseph Rodríguez and writers Rubén Martínez, and Lauren Lee White, as they discuss Rodríguez’s powerful new book LAPD 1994. © Joseph Rodríguez
We are operating under strict protocols, and our labs are reopened! This includes the scanning area, digital print area, processing area, and darkroom printing.
"Trump Revolution: The End of Truth", documents our country's shift toward conspiratorial thinking by examining the rapidly changing roles of traditional and social media over the past 25 years.
Despite all the challenges, we’re really proud to be able to say that the BDC model of community-based documentary journalism and deep engagement with our neighborhood is changing lives. Please consider supporting the BDC's continued work.
The BDC's Tim Hetherington Photobook Library is open by appointment only Monday through Friday. Email jon@bronxdoc.org to reserve a date and time block.
In response to concerns around COVID-19, the Bronx Documentary Center has closed our facilities and canceled all scheduled events and on-site educational programs.
The BDC proudly presents the work of the Bronx Senior Photo League (BSPL), a free documentary photo program for older adults. Image: © Carmen Rodriguez
The exhibit documents the current president's overturning of decades of American environmental policy, and its profound effects on American society and our planet at large.
The BDC is proud to present the work of our 11-to-18-year-old Bronx Junior Photo League (BJPL) students, all created during their time in quarantine.
With the help of community members like you, the Bronx Junior 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 Bronx Junior Photo League, for Bronx students from middle school through high school.
The BDC is also home to the Bronx Photo League, a group created to expand access to documentary photography and provide skill development for traditionally underrepresented photographers in the Bronx.