European Cultural Centre, Venice
Blurring the Lines is a non-profit organization that seeks to promote and encourage all initiatives in various fields of photography and education, contributing to academic, local, and global dialogues and enabling young graduates to obtain international recognition.
As part of the educational and dissemination activities of Blurring the Lines, I have curated, together with Klaus Fruchtnis and the European Cultural Center Foundation, the last four editions of the international conference, which respectively met the following questions: "Meaning in the Making" (2022), "Ethical shifts in photography" (2021), "Diffuse and Distributing Images" (2020), "Notions of Storytelling" (2019).
The annual conference aims to fuel the debate on the role of image-making concerning challenges and society’s urgencies.
European Cultural Centre, Venice
Blurring the Lines is a non-profit organization that seeks to promote and encourage all initiatives in various fields of photography and education, contributing to academic, local, and global dialogues and enabling young graduates to obtain international recognition.
As part of the educational and dissemination activities of Blurring the Lines, I have curated, together with Klaus Fruchtnis and the European Cultural Center Foundation, the last four editions of the international conference, which respectively met the following questions: "Meaning in the Making" (2022), "Ethical shifts in photography" (2021), "Diffuse and Distributing Images" (2020), "Notions of Storytelling" (2019).
The annual conference aims to fuel the debate on the role of image-making concerning challenges and society’s urgencies.
Steve Bisson is an educator, curator, and writer. He is the Chair of Photography at the Paris College of Art and co-founder of the international program Blurring the Lines, which fosters intra-academic dialogue and recognizes outstanding graduate work in photography and visual arts. He is also the founder of the Urbanautica Institute, an online visual anthropology journal that has become a key reference for scholars and photography enthusiasts. Bisson serves as the editor-in-chief of the publishing house Penisola Edizioni, and art director of Lab27, a cultural center dedicated to promoting exhibitions and fostering public discourse on issues at the intersection of image-making, photography, and society.
He has curated over a hundred events, including exhibitions and festivals, and has authored countless writings and publications, collaborating with cultural and educational institutions worldwide, and spent the past 20 years questioning the role of images in society.
• Coaching and Portfolio Review
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Steve Bisson has also been delivering lectures, mentoring, and collaborating extensively with leading cultural and educational institutions around the world for the past 15 years.
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Design by Roberto Vito D'Amico
Steve Bisson is an educator, curator, and writer. He is the Chair of Photography at the Paris College of Art and co-founder of the international program Blurring the Lines, which fosters intra-academic dialogue and recognizes outstanding graduate work in photography and visual arts. He is also the founder of the Urbanautica Institute, an online visual anthropology journal that has become a key reference for scholars and photography enthusiasts. Bisson serves as the editor-in-chief of the publishing house Penisola Edizioni, and art director of Lab27, a cultural center dedicated to promoting exhibitions and fostering public discourse on issues at the intersection of image-making, photography, and society.
He has curated over a hundred events, including exhibitions and festivals, and has authored countless writings and publications, collaborating with cultural and educational institutions worldwide, and spent the past 20 years questioning the role of images in society.
• Coaching and Portfolio Review
Go to Coaching and Portfolio Review page
Steve Bisson has also been delivering lectures, mentoring, and collaborating extensively with leading cultural and educational institutions around the world for the past 15 years.
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Design by Roberto Vito D'Amico