Ann Fessler (Professor, Photography) will be inducted into the Motherhood Hall of Fame of the Museum of Motherhood in New York, for her groundbreaking work with mothers who lost children for adoption. Fessler and Amber Kinser are receiving the honor...
On Thursday, October 23, 2014, Ann Fessler (Professor, Photography) will give a talk about her work on A GIRL LIKE HER as part of the “2014 Visual Voices Professional Lecture Series” at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. (Harris...
A film by Ann Fessler (Professor, Photography), “Along the Pale Blue River,” is on exhibition as part of the “Home Truths: Photography and Motherhood” exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago (April 18–July...
A film by Ann Fessler (Professor, Photography), Along the Pale Blue River, is currently on exhibition through January 5, 2014 at the The Foundling Museum in London. The exhibition is a part of “Home Truths: Photography & Motherhood,”...
Ann Fessler’s (Professor, Photography) film A GIRL LIKE HER was broadcast on Swedish Educational Television in September and will be rebroadcast several times over the coming year.
In October, A GIRL LIKE HER screened at the Utopia Film Festival...
Ann Fessler’s (Professor, Photography) film A GIRL LIKE HER is now available worldwide!
Women Make Movies, the North American distributor, released the film in the spring of 2013, and Journeyman Pictures (UK) is now distributing the film throughout...
The Rhode Island State Council on the Arts has announced the recipients of its 2013 fellowships and grants to individuals.
In the Fellowship category:
Ann Fessler, Professor, Photography
Steve Subotnick, Senior Critic, FAV
Jesse Thompson, Critic,...
The New England premiere of Ann Fessler’s (Professor, Photography) documentary film “A GIRL LIKE HER” will take place on Saturday, August 11, at 2:00PM, in the Metcalf Auditorium during the Flickers-Rhode Island International Film...
Ms. Magazine has named Ann Fessler’s (Professor, Photography) “THE GIRLS WHO WENT AWAY” one of the top 100 non-fiction feminist books of all times. The book tells the story of women who were forced to give up their babies for adoption...