Fort Greene Photography Organization Member Exhibition

The Fort Greene Photography Organization (FGPO), in conjunction with the South Of the Navy Yard Artists (SONYA) "2006 Open Studio Stroll", presents a photographic exhibition showcasing 15 talented member photographers. The exhibition takes place on May 20th and May 21st, 2006 at the home of the Brooklyn Music and Arts Program, 321 Ashland Place, Brooklyn, New York. in Brooklyn, NY.

Brooklyn, NY (PRWEB) May 14, 2006 -- The Fort Greene Photography Organization (FGPO), in conjunction with the South Of the Navy Yard Artists (SONYA) "2006 Open Studio Stroll", is thrilled to present a photographic exhibition showcasing the exciting works of 15 talented member photographers. This exhibit will feature a variety of works which display the extraordinary photographic skills, vision, and imagination of these artists. The variety and quality of the photographs to
be presented guarantees an exciting artistic presentation.

The Fort Greene Photography Organization's exhibition will take place on May 20th and May 21st, 2006 at the home of the Brooklyn Music and Arts Program, 321 Ashland Place in Brooklyn, NY. FGPO is proud to partner with the Brooklyn Music and Arts Program as part of our continuing mission to encourage the arts in Fort Greene.

The photographs will be on display to the public from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00p.m. daily. An artist reception will be held on Saturday, May 20th, 6-9 p.m.

FGPO's previous participation in SONYA events has been extremely successful, and we anticipate this exhibition will continue what is a tradition of success.

The Fort Greene Photography Organization, a community based non-profit organization, was founded in January 2001 to advance public interest in photography, expose the public to the works of emerging photographers through exhibitions and other events, and to provide emerging photographers with a forum to expose their work to the public.

FGPO aims to organize, sponsor, and present exhibitions, forums, lectures and discussions related to photography in order to foster a greater appreciation and understanding of photography by the general public, and make it accessible to all.

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