Saturday, May 31, 3:30pm

82nd Annual International Competition: Photography
Gallery Talk by Juror: Joel Smith, Curator of Photography, Princeton University Art Museum

Thursday, June 12, 6:00pm

Henry Horenstein will present a talk on his work, from the early 70s to the present, with an emphasis on book publishing. Over the years, Henry's camera has focused on many subjects, including horse racing, country music, the human body and animals of all sorts. Work from his book Honky Tonk was featured at The Print Center in 2004, and work from his newest book Animalia is currently on view at Gallery 339 (339 S. 21st Street). Henry is also author of Black & White Photography and several other best-selling textbooks. He is professor of photography at Rhode Island School of Design. FREE and open to the public.

**NEW DATE**
Wednesday, July 16, 12:00–1:00pm

The Triumph of Democracy: Inside the Studio: Benjamin Edwards
In conjunction with the exhibition of recent prints by the highly-regarded Washington, DC artist, Edwards will discuss his complex landscapes, which depict a world over-run with logos, information systems and life mediated by technology. His work is exhibited internationally and is held in public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art, New York. This talk is co-sponsored by The University of the Arts’ Master of Fine Arts Program. The University of the Arts, CBS Auditorium, Hamilton Building, 320 S. Broad Street

Thursday, June 5, 6:00–8:00pm

Robert Morrison + Lee Stoetzel
Renowned Pop Art print collector and advertising guru Robert Morrison is joined by Lee Stoetzel, curator of the West Collection, Oaks, PA, a challenging contemporary art collection housed in a corporate setting, to discuss philosophies and strategies of collecting.