Photographic Social Vision Foundation Opens Its Photo Archives to the Public
Hey! So, the Photographic Social Vision Foundation just shared some exciting news — they’ve made their photo archives accessible to everyone. This is a big step for them after 14 years of focusing on preserving and showcasing these collections through exhibitions and books. The archives feature amazing works from famous 20th-century photographers like Anna Turbau, Ferran Freixa, and Joaquín Tusquets de Cabirol, among others. With this new effort, they want more people to engage with historical photography, offering it in both digital and physical formats starting this year. They first revealed this on the PAC platform.
Key facts
- The Photographic Social Vision Foundation has opened its photographic archives to the public.
- The foundation has been preserving and disseminating archives for 14 years.
- Archives include works by 20th-century photographers such as Anna Turbau and Ferran Freixa.
- Other featured photographers are Isabel Azkarate, Jacques Léonard, Joaquín Tusquets de Cabirol, Joana Biarnés, Leopoldo Pomés, Manuel Outumuro, and Oriol Maspons.
- The foundation uses exhibitions and publications to share the archives.
- Public access began this year.
- The news was first reported by PAC.
- The foundation's mission includes preservation and divulgation of photographic heritage.
Entities
Artists
- Anna Turbau
- Ferran Freixa
- Isabel Azkarate
- Jacques Léonard
- Joaquín Tusquets de Cabirol
- Joana Biarnés
- Leopoldo Pomés
- Manuel Outumuro
- Oriol Maspons
Institutions
- Photographic Social Vision Foundation
- PAC