The Light Unseen: Shining a Light on Hidden Struggles
Join us for The Light Unseen, an evening dedicated to exploring the unspoken burdens of mental health and caregiving in the creative world. This transformative event will feature a compelling panel discussion with acclaimed voices from photography, caregiving, and mental health advocacy, delving into the intersections of creativity, resilience, and community support.
Event Highlights:
Panel Discussion: Creativity & Care – Facing the Unseen TogetherHear from esteemed panelists as they share personal stories and insights into the role of creativity in navigating mental health and caregiving challenges:
Anna and Jordan Rathkopf: An award-winning photography duo and authors of HER2: The Diagnosed, The Caregiver and Their Son, the Rathkopf’s work reveals the raw emotional connections found in resilience and caregiving. They recently received the 2024 Photographic Achievement Award from the United Nations’ International Photographic Council.
Andrew Scrivani: Renowned photographer, director, and visual storytelling coach; Andrew’s diverse work spans editorial, advertising, and documentary, inspiring change through his human-centered approach to storytelling.
Eva Woolridge: An award-winning photojournalist known for her powerful visual narratives on racial identity, trauma, and healing, Eva brings a unique perspective on resilience to the creative process.
Kiran Karnani: As VP of Global Marketing for Harlowe and founder of the Leica Women Foto Project, Kiran has championed diversity in visual storytelling, using her platform to amplify underrepresented voices.
Moderator: Travis Keyes, APA President and NYC-based photographer, will guide the evening’s discussion. Known for his expertise in emotive storytelling, Travis brings insight into the vital role of mental health in the creative field.
Special Features:
Photo Exhibition & Book Signing: Don’t miss the opportunity to explore HER2: The Diagnosed, The Caregiver, and Their Son — A Photo Exhibition & Book Signing by Anna and Jordan Rathkopf, Presented by the Patient Caregiver Artist Coalition, a powerful photographic narrative on caregiving and survival. A book signing will follow the panel.
Event Details:
Date: November 18, 2024
Time: 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: Starrett Lehigh, 10th Floor, New York City
Tickets: This is a complimentary event with limited seating.
