We invite you to join us for online programming during the Pandemic

Fostering creative, independent and diverse ideas and visions in the photographic arts and contemporary culture.
Fostering creative, independent and diverse ideas and visions in the photographic arts and contemporary culture.
Fine art photography book is 7.25 x 8.125 inches horizontal; 60 black and white images by Sant Khalsa with essay by Ed Ruscha; 88 pages; hardcover with jacket; published by Minor Matters Books; $50 plus shipping
Notable and inspiring photographic artists, curators, and educators share their work, ideas and experience.
Each month, artists working in a diversity of media share their artworks and ideas about trees - most essential and extraordinary living beings. For info and registration, go to co-sponsor: https://ecoartspace.org/events
Previous recorded programs available at: https://vimeo.com/ecoartspace
Gain valuable constructive criticism and direction for your photographic work from knowledgeable professionals.
Further develop your ideas, vision and voice, skills and career with hands-on workshops led by professional artists and educators in the photographic arts.
Learn about opportunities to show your work locally and beyond.
Time and space to focus on your photographic art practice in the extraordinary
Joshua Tree environment.
Sant Khalsa, Founding Director
Sant Khalsa is an artist, educator and curator with more than four decades of experience and accomplishments in the photographic arts. Her photo-based art practice focuses on complex environmental and societal issues. Khalsa's works are widely exhibited, published and acquired by museums including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Center for Creative Photography in Tucson, Nevada Museum of Art in Reno, and UCR/California Museum of Photography. In March 2012, she was honored as the first recipient of the Society for Photographic Education Insight Award for her significant contributions to the field of photography. She is a Professor of Art, Emerita at California State University, San Bernardino, where she taught for thirty years and served as Chair of the Department of Art (2003-2012). http://www.santkhalsa.com
Advisory Council
Kim Stringfellow, Transmedia Artist, Guggenheim Fellow, and Professor of Art at San Diego State University. http://www.kimstringfellow.com
Mary Virginia Swanson, Photo Educator, Author, Consultant and Entrepreneur. https://mvswanson.com
Liz Allen, Director/Curator of Arizona State University's Northlight Gallery in Phoenix. https://art.asu.edu/galleries-and-facilities/northlight-gallery
Lewis deSoto, Artist (Photography, Sculpture, Installation, and Public Art) and Professor of Art, Emeritus at San Francisco State University. http://lewisdesoto.net/
Steven Biller, Author, Editor-in-Chief at Palm Springs Life and Desert X board member. https://www.palmspringslife.com
via Zoom
Photographers Meet-Up is an informal group critique and opportunity to share ideas about the photographic arts. Each photographer will share...
via Zoom
Joshua Tree Center for Photographic Arts
Congratulations to Michelle Robinson who was selected through a juried process for the first Kipaipai Artist Residency at the Joshua Tree Ce...
Joshua Tree Center for Photographic Arts
via Zoom
Join us as we launch the third year of "Tree Talk: Artists Speak for Trees" with a very special program this Thursday, Sept 22 at 11 am Moun...
via Zoom
Drive-In at Joshua Tree Lake Campground
You are invited to a free Project Launch & Film Screening of “A Space Between Us” in Joshua Tree on Sunday, June 13 at 8 pm (arrive early) a...
Drive-In at Joshua Tree Lake Campground
via Zoom
BREATH TAKING
Curator Tour
The Earth Day: Tree Talk will feature special guest Katherine Ware, curator of photography at the New Mexico Museum...
via Zoom
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Joshua Tree, California, United States
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JTCPA location is closed due to the pandemic. All programming is virtual and online.
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