Pensando en lo que nos inspira y guía a tomar una fotografía. A veces sucede que la foto aparece frente a ti y no te la puedes perder. Pero otras...
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MIP en español
Recientemente hemos expandido nuestro horizonte más allá de las fronteras de nuestra ciudad y más aun de nuestro país. El hecho de ir apuntando parte de nuestro modelo de enseñanza...
Bienvenidos nuevamente al Miami Institute of Photography
En el Miami Institute of Photography estamos listos para REABRIR y darles la bienvenida a nuestras instalaciones, talleres, y cursos PRESENCIALES a partir del 6 de julio del 2020. Ya...
19th Century Photography Techniques are Back
A group of contemporary creators has decided to go back to the origins of photography, and continue to work with techniques that are nearly 200 years old. Looking at the...
Photography and art events around the globe
Fotofest 2018 Biennial: India March 10th-April 22nd Houston In 2018 the FotoFest Biennial is hosting INDIA. Contemporary Photographic and New Media Art. It is the first time that FotoFest focuses directly on South Asian photography. Exhibitions...
An open invitation to travel through the history of photography
Artist, teacher, researcher and consultant, José Ramírez has been sharing his knowledge of the history of photography for 10 years; this experience authorizes him to expand on many issues related...
Photography and the power to connect us to ourselves: A conversation with Carolina Muñoz
Enthusiasm and curiosity are key for starting up with photography, and that entails keeping our senses open to styles, visions, and ways of processing images. All along the way, guidance...
Photobooks: from the idea to its final shape; an interview with Ricardo Baez
Regarding the recent prize given to the photobook Monsanto®: A Photographic Investigation, by Mathieu Asselin, granted in the category ‘First Photobook’ at the Paris Photo-Aperture Foundation Photobook Awards 2017,...
El Mal, a photographic essay on Saint Vitus Dance
In 2010, the English journalist Charlotte Raven, learned that she was suffering from a neurodegenerative disease known as Hungtington’s Disease. She had it in her body but the symptoms hadn’t...