Video Archives
Welcome to our little wrap up video of some highlights from the 2022 Click! Photography Festival.
“Great Photographs … or, at least, some really good ones” with W M Hunt
Revelo: Click! Plein Air exhibit at NCMA
“How to Get What YOU Want” with W M Hunt
Emmet Gowin
2021 Click! Photography Festival
recap video
2021 Keynote Talk: Titus Brooks Heagins
Portraiture As Political Struggle
North Carolina Museum of Art
2021 Keynote Talk: Renee Cox
Nasher Museum Annual Rothschild Lecture
2020 Keynote Talk: Emmet Gowin
Only Chance is Fair.
2020 Keynote Talk: Mark Osterman
Finding my voice.
The Persevere Exhibition Slide Show
The Persevere Exhibition sought to know how photography helped you survive 2020–2021. Click! presented this work in an outdoor exhibition at the North Carolina Museum of Art’s Ann and Jim Goodnight Museum Park and in the Main Street windows at the 21c Museum Hotel during the Click! Festival.
Front towards Enemy: Louis Palu
The site specific installation of Louis Palu’s Garmsir Marines at the Forest Theater in Chapel Hill, NC
Experimental: Mona Kuhn
The site specific installation by Mona Kuhn at the Fruit in Durham, NC for the 2017 Click! Photography Festival
2020 Photoville Fence featured on Channel 11.
The FENCE returns to Durham in 2020 as part of the Click! Photography Festival. WTVD Durham, Channel 11
2021 Artist Talk: Rhonda Klevansky
Reaching Out to Durham’s Hungry
21c Museum Hotel Series: The Future is Female
2021 Artist Talk: Tamika Galanis
The Archive is Now
21c Museum Hotel Series: The Future is Female
Click! Academy 2021: from Fallujah.
A series of talks at PS118
Artist talks by John Bechtold and Noor Ghazi. Guest curator, John Bechtold and photographers, Mohamed Alani, Mohamed Jamal, Sura Abbis Jasim, and Harith Kaleel Ali talk about their work in this project.
Death Row by Lou Jones
Click! Academy 2020 Panel Discussion: Photography While Black: The Historical Hardships and Future of Black Photography
With: Moderator: Michael Betts II, Director of Continuing Education, The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, Kennedi Carter, A Durham based photographic artist, Courtney Reid-Eaton, Exhibitions Director for the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University. Creative Director, Documentary Diversity Project (DDP) and 2016 MDOCS Institute Fellow, Jessica Moss, Charlotte based artist, independent curator and arts worker, Titus Brooks Heagins, Durham based documentary photographer and educator, Mark Clennon, NYC based artist specializing in editorial, commercial and documentary photography, Lou Jones, Boston based photographer, Keith Calhoun and Chandra McCormick, New Orleans based photographers.
Paper Wasp by Mark Osterman
Click! Academy 2020 Panel Discussion: Why Alternative and Legacy Processes continue to capture the imagination and are relevant in contemporary photography
Moderator: Holden Richards
Panelists: Mark Osterman, John Allen, Jill Enfield, and Adam Finkleston.
photo by Rene Treece Roberts
Click! Academy 2020 Panel Discussion: Photography and Community Building
a Panel Discussion with the Six Feet Photography Project
Photo by Tom Simon
Click! Academy 2020: Photoville Fence Pecha Kucha Talk
with the Regional Fence winners.
Click Photo Festival 2017: The Mythical Beast
The 20x24 Giant Polaroid Studio was the closing act at the 2017 Click Photo Festival. Artists from the Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill area worked with the camera for three days, producing some very memorable images.
Instantaneous: The Polaroid Legacy
A preview of the exhibition "Instantaneous: The Polaroid Legacy" at Anchorlight in Raleigh, NC for the 2017 Click! Photography Festival. Curated by Bryce Lankard and featuring work by Polly Chandler, Richard McCabe, Harlan Campbell, Lisa McCarty, Bryce Lankard, Bill McAllister, Zoe Wiseman and Tanner Messer.
Keith Carter: Fifty Years
The site specific installation at the Rubenstein Arts Center at Duke University.
Photo by Dennis Szerzen
2020 Click! recap
A recap of the (mostly virtual) 2020 Click! Photography
2017 Click! Photography Festival Recap Video