Brian Branch-Price
BIOGRAPHY
Brian Branch-Price a native of Plainfield, New Jersey and a Howard University graduate with a degree in geology and fine arts photography. Brian an American reportage and portrait photographer, director and author whose career has ranged from photojournalism to commissioned fine arts projects. Brian's methodology has evolved to employ a traditional documentary/reportage approach that allows for his subjective interpretation of the subject.
The driving concern of his work is to explore the Black Diaspora focusing on the realities of the American African experience in the Americas. His career as a photojournalist began at The Hilltop (Howard University). as wells a freelancer for The Washington Post, accumulated five photo internships then later staffing for the Trenton Times (Trenton, NJ), The News Journal (Wilmington, DE) , The Associated Press, Public sqaure amplified and Zuma Press Images.
Other accomplishments “Leica stories” spokesperson, Atlanta photojournalism seminar faculty, Photoville, commissioned work and self-assignments includes celebrity portraits, 2014 Super Bowl, 2015 World Cycling Championships. Branch-Price’s photographs are in the Permanent Collections of The Plainfield Public Library (Plainfield, NJ), The Harn Museum, University of Florida (Gainesville, FL) and the Major Taylor Museum (Worcester, MA)
He is currently working on the America’s Black Diaspora: “The Original Cowboy, An American Institution”: Episode 3, which takes a deep dive into the Black Cowboy Culture. Other projects include Black Maternal and infant mortality rate, vanishing communities, Black Cyclists, BLM, Black Gospel legends, The Kalmar Nickel (the building of the Pirates of the Caribbean ship) and American Dance.
WORKSHOPS
One on One’s Foto-J, Street, Reportage, Protests, Foto Essays,
National Association of Black Journalists Visual Tasks Force Programs
STUDENT MENTORING
Students from Savanah Art School and design, Plainfield High School Students, et-al
One on One’s Foto-J, Street, Reportage, Protests, Foto Essays,
National Association of Black Journalists Visual Tasks Force Programs
FACULTY/ LECTURES/PRESENTATIONS
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
PERMENANT COLLECTIONS
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
PUBLISHED BOOKS
PUBLISHED ANNUALS AND MAGAZINES
COMMISSIONED WORK
Brian Branch-Price
BIOGRAPHY
Brian Branch-Price a native of Plainfield, New Jersey and a Howard University graduate with a degree in geology and fine arts photography. Brian an American reportage and portrait photographer, director and author whose career has ranged from photojournalism to commissioned fine arts projects. Brian's methodology has evolved to employ a traditional documentary/reportage approach that allows for his subjective interpretation of the subject.
The driving concern of his work is to explore the Black Diaspora focusing on the realities of the American African experience in the Americas. His career as a photojournalist began at The Hilltop (Howard University). as wells a freelancer for The Washington Post, accumulated five photo internships then later staffing for the Trenton Times (Trenton, NJ), The News Journal (Wilmington, DE) , The Associated Press, Public sqaure amplified and Zuma Press Images.
Other accomplishments “Leica stories” spokesperson, Atlanta photojournalism seminar faculty, Photoville, commissioned work and self-assignments includes celebrity portraits, 2014 Super Bowl, 2015 World Cycling Championships. Branch-Price’s photographs are in the Permanent Collections of The Plainfield Public Library (Plainfield, NJ), The Harn Museum, University of Florida (Gainesville, FL) and the Major Taylor Museum (Worcester, MA)
He is currently working on the America’s Black Diaspora: “The Original Cowboy, An American Institution”: Episode 3, which takes a deep dive into the Black Cowboy Culture. Other projects include Black Maternal and infant mortality rate, vanishing communities, Black Cyclists, BLM, Black Gospel legends, The Kalmar Nickel (the building of the Pirates of the Caribbean ship) and American Dance.
WORKSHOPS
One on One’s Foto-J, Street, Reportage, Protests, Foto Essays,
National Association of Black Journalists Visual Tasks Force Programs
STUDENT MENTORING
Students from Savanah Art School and design, Plainfield High School Students, et-al
One on One’s Foto-J, Street, Reportage, Protests, Foto Essays,
National Association of Black Journalists Visual Tasks Force Programs
FACULTY/ LECTURES/PRESENTATIONS
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
PERMENANT COLLECTIONS
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
PUBLISHED BOOKS
PUBLISHED ANNUALS AND MAGAZINES
COMMISSIONED WORK