Curated by Tyrone Santana Copeland

Featuring the work of ten early-career photographers of color selected for the prestigious En Foco Photography Fellowship, now in its ninth year. The exhibition will showcase the exceptional work of Cali M. Banks, Jordana Bermúdez, Avijit Halder, Oji Haynes, Andrew Kung, Shina Peng, Sharon Miller, Lieh Sugai, Jennifer Teresa Villanueva, and Chen Xiangyun.

Where the new Nueva Luz issue will also be available for purchase. Viewing is available from Wednesday to Friday by booking an appointment at https://www.wallworksny.com/book-online. For additional times, email [email protected].

Translucent Tethers highlights points of interest that bind people together. Each photographer uses their art to (re)create their community and provide a space where people can be vulnerable. This space can take the form of relationships, culture, third spaces, or memories. The Fellows tell stories tied to their personal lives and continue a larger conversation about love, friendship, family, home, and how society shapes our identity.

About the curator:

Tyrone Santana Copeland (aka SantanaCopeland) is a conceptual photographer and arts educator/administrator. He studied film and electronic arts at Bard College (Annandale-on-Hudson, New York) and later transitioned to photography, earning an MFA from LIU Post (Brookville, New York). He has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including being a 2017 En Foco Photography Fellow. He also holds an MA in education from Teachers College, Columbia University (New York, New York). Tyrone is currently the School, Youth and Group Programs Manager at The New York Transit Museum (Brooklyn, New York).