Dial 200 at Front Door for ENTRY.
Exhibit Hours Daily 12:00-5:00 pm FREE and Open to the Public
COMPANIONSHIP Call for Entry.
Opens Friday, August 11 in our Main Gallery.
PRINCE Pre-Fame
Opens Thursday August 17th, 7:30 pm.
On display exclusively at the Mpls Photo Center, August 17th thru Saturday, Sept. 16. Exhibit Hours Noon to 5:00 p.m. Sunday thru Saturday.
In 1977, a local musician named Prince Rogers Nelson came to the attention of Minneapolis music agent/manager Owen Husney and his partner Gary Levinson. To entice photographer Robert Whitman to take photographs of Prince for a press kit, Levinson came by Whitman's apartment and played him one song on his car stereo...an early version of "Soft and Wet." Whitman did photograph the young artist, who would one day become one of the most important musicians of the 20th century.
On display exclusively at the Mpls Photo Center, August 17th thru Saturday, Sept. 16. Exhibit Hours Noon to 5:00 p.m. Sunday thru Saturday.
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STUDIOS AND CREATIVE SPACES FOR
PHOTOGRAPHY SESSIONS, BUSINESS
MEETINGS & NONPROFIT EVENTS
Over 6,000 sq ft of Studio and All Your Equipment Rental Needs
Corporate Creative Space & Resources Available for Non-Members
The Mpls Photo Center's studios and galleries are the perfect environment for that creative session with your staff, hands on sales presentation and other corporate and non-profit meetings and events. In addition we make available all our resources for non-members, seven days a week during regular Center hours. Its eight studio and lighting equipment are available by calling our main office number 612-643-3511 and reserving your space, and or equipment.
NEW SUMMER HOURS!
Monday -Thursday 10am-8pm
Friday-Sunday 10am-5pm
been covering the world’s celebrations and news events for 30 years, photographed the last eight Presidents, a few kings, queens and prime ministers. He grew up on Long Island, NY and graduated from Syracuse University with a B.S. in Photojournalism. Assignments have taken him to China and India, Columbia and Nicaragua, the White House and the halls of Congress. He has worked for other news organizations in Washington, D.C., Florida and Pennsylvania. He was Visual MN photographer a couple years ago with photo stories on Michele Bachmann hitting the presidential campaign trail and of the dreaded Polar Vortex.
