Faculty members Teresa Christiansen and Sarah Meadows show work at Melanie Flood Projects

Our newest Photography Department Faculty member, Gia Goodrich has teamed up with the Portland Opera to produce a series of portraits and interviews featuring transgender members of our community called "As I Am." This work was made to celebrate the Portland Opera premiere of "As One" which tells one story: Hannah's story—and this project was created to help celebrate additional stories and voices from transgender people in our community.

The show opens this Thursday March 7 from 5-8pm

Antoinette Hatfield Hall

1111 SW Broadway Ave

Open through March 30, Mon-Sat, 10am -5pm

more info here

Gia Goodrich has joined PNCA's Photography Department as faculty this term, and is teaching Concept Capture Print II.

ABOUT GIA
Gia Goodrich is an award-winning photographer and strategist and is the owner and founder of Portland’s VEV Studios. Her work has been featured in major publications including The New York Times, The Oregonian, Tech Insider, CNN, Huffington Post and Portland Monthly. Gia’s projects and content have garnered local and national attention, including her #LoveWinsPortraits project (for which she received a grant from the Regional Arts and Culture Council) which celebrated LGBTQ couples throughout the Portland area.

see her work here: http://www.giagoodrich.com/

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