CURATOR: PPAC's Teen Photo Exhibition

Philadelphia Photo Arts Center unveils its annual Teen Photo Exhibition, a two-week showcase for six up-and-coming local photographers

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CURATOR: PPAC's Teen Photo Exhibition

POSTED: Monday, June 18, 2012, 11:00 AM

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Though Philadelphia’s burgeoning gallery scene provides many opportunities to check out work from adult photographers around the world, rarely is the younger set given a chance to shine. Last week, Philadelphia Photo Arts Center (full disclosure: I used to volunteer there) unveiled its annual Teen Photo Exhibition, a two-week showcase for six up-and-coming local photographers. Every Wednesday afternoon since October, the teenage artists came in to take lessons, borrow equipment and learn from other photography exhibits around town. With a notable influence of street photography, the exhibition provides a valuable firsthand look into the lives of Philadelphia youth in 2012.

June 14-30, free. 1400 N. American St., Ste. 103, 215-232-5678, philaphotoarts.org.

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