The World’s a Stage… As you know, PWP began with an exhibition. In 1975, Breadth of Vision: Portfolios of Women Photographers opened at the Fashion [...]

A Desk(top) of Our Own     It was different then. Every time I look at early material from the PWP archives, I’m struck by the overwhelming evidence of a different time and a very different way of doing things. It wasn’t so long ago–the group was founded in 1975 and got going in the [...]

Objects of Affection Opens Last week, PWP’s latest exhibit Objects of Affection opened with great success.  We had an excellent turnout, and the crowd truly seemed to enjoy the warmth and spirit of the exhibition.  Artist Carson Ferri-Grant offers his review of the show on Newsblaze.com: Summertime in the City By painter, Carson Ferri-Grant I [...]

Objects of Affection A natural disaster in Haiti, a man-made disaster on our southern coast, two wars and a troubled economy make this a time of great sorrow and uncertainty. Images of communities in rubble, birds and animals coated in oil, troops under fire–these are glimpses of the challenges that face our world, and remind [...]

It Began with an Exhibition… In the beginning there was an exhibition. In 1975, Breadth of Vision: Portfolios of Women Photographers opened at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City and galvanized a group of women to meet, share information and support each other’s projects. It was out of these gatherings that Professional [...]

On Monday June 7, 2010 at the Women In Need, Inc. volunteer reception, Professional Women Photographers Outreach Program was honored as Volunteer Group of the Year. It was completely unexpected and lots of fun! Women In Need is a wonderful organization that helps homeless families throughout the New York City area get back on their [...]