The recording from last year’s conversation between the Children’s Photography Archive’s Director, Melissa Nolas, and the co-founder of the Chennai Photo Biennale Foundation and then Director of Prism, Gayatri Nair, is now available on YouTube. The conversation took place at the Goethe-Institut Chennai on Sunday 19 January 2025 as part of the Chennai Photo Biennale …
Read MoreThe time has come: today we open the much awaited exhibition ‘What Makes Me Click!’ part of the Chennai Photo Biennale. Opening at 3.30pm at the Government Museum, Egmore Chennai the exhibition features over 200 images made by children, some as young as three, from 15 projects from around the world which have been working …
Read MoreThe Children’s Photography Archive (CPA) is absolutely delighted to be co-curating a showcase of children’s photographs from around the world for Edition IV of the Chennai Photo Biennale. Melissa Nolas, Director of CPA, and Gayatri Nair, Director of Prism, the CPB’s educational arm, have been working closely together since July to bring together a selection …
Read MoreCall for Participation in the Children’s Photo Biennale, Chennai We are delighted to announce that we have partnered with Chennai Photo Biennale’s Arts Education team Prism to co-curate the Children’s Photo Biennale Edition IV which opens in December 2024 and runs until March 2025 in Chennai, India. The aim of the Children’s Photo Biennale exhibition …
Read MoreWe are super excited to announce that we will be co-organising a three-part seminar series on childhood publics and the child’s gaze. The seminar series is part of the Sociological Review Seminar Series and has been funded by the Sociological Review Foundation. With the advent of smartphones, tablets and digital cameras, children are taking more and …
Read MorePlease join us for the launch of the Children’s Photography Archive (childphotoarchive.org), a unique born-digital archive dedicated to the celebration and preservation of children’s photography and to pushing the boundaries of understanding of children’s visual cultures. The launch takes place online on Thursday 15 September at 3pm GMT. As well as an introduction from the …
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