Photography Collection Preservation Project Incorporated

PCPP: Photography Collections Preservation Project

PCPP is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the work of photographers. Our goal is to match collections of important work with the institutional homes best suited to maintain them and ensure their accessibility. In that effort, PCPP connects the creators of important collections to institutions committed to historic preservation. We also serve the work we represent by creating a nexus of relevant professionals, including curators, gallerists appraisers, archivists, collectors, and experts in fine art photography and photojournalism.While PCPP acts as a good-faith advisor to all parties, our allegiance is to the work we represent, and our sole mission is to ensure that it is preserved for scholars, the public, and future generations.
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Photography Collections Preservation Project Your Custom Text Here Photography Collections Preservation Project To Protect Our Cultural Heritage PCPP serves as an advisor and consultant for artists seeking to preserve their work but also proactively identifies such imperiled cultural historical and educational assets in order to see that they are properly placed and preserved. Featured The nonprofit Photography Collections Preservation Project PCPP is proud to announce that the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History has acquired a significant collection of work by Connecticutbased photographer Christopher Little. In February of 2021 PCPPs Leonian Intern Ayesha Kazim conducted a virtual interview with Jason Jackson to discuss the inspiration behind his work. The interview explores Jacksons growing desire to document the everevolving neighborhood of Harlem his travels to Myanmar and his latest series The Erotiese Project which challenges viewers perceived notions of masculinity through intimate studio portraits.

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