On October 5, 2017 CLICK Photography Festival and The FENCE: Durham partnered to host a fast-paced PechaKucha night with Regional Winners!
Click! Photography Festival Kicked off 120 Wednesday
Artist Spotlight: Joshua McFadden
Atlanta-based artist and National Winner Joshua McFadden is recieving widespread attention for his photo series Come to Selfhood , in which McFadden strives to make the previously invisible Black man visible.
In this photo series, McFadden explores the identify of the African American man. His work highlights notions of masculinity, displaying archived entries of "the father figure". With this series, McFadden provides a frame of reference that visually articulates the numerous identities of young Black men. He asks his subjects (and viewers) "How does one begin to challenge the misguided perceptions that decrease the quality of living for young African American men? Furthermore, how does one position himself in a society that does not acknowledge his true identity?"
Joshua McFadden, Come to Selfhood (2017)
Duke, UNC Chapel Hill, and NCCU Freshman Honor Student Tours
Incoming Duke, UNC Chapel Hill, and NCCU freshman scholars participated in a docent-led tour of the FENCE: Durham installation last month. These students are all top achievers, recipients of the honors scholarships Ab Duke, Morehead-Cain, and Robeson scholarships.
The tour was joined by Farrah Ali, who left the young scholars with some inspirational words.

Morehead-Cain, AB Duke, and Robeson scholarship recipants with Farrah Ali touring the FENCE: Durham.