- Hillman Photography Initiative

Second Lives: Who Are We in the Virtual World?
Leigh Alexander considers the promise of virtual reality, and the ways in which we present our second selves in the digital world.
Leigh Alexander considers the promise of virtual reality, and the ways in which we present our second selves in the digital world.
Antwaun Sargent considers REkOGNIZE, artist and cinematographer Bradford Young's three-channel video installation exploring the history, legacy, and identity of Pittsburgh's Hill District.
Steffani Jemison recalls a childhood encounter with art, and how that informed her future work with the museum's Hillman Photography Initiative.
Divya Rao Heffley introduces the projects of the Hillman Photography Initiative's new year of programming.
Exploring the intersection of photography and computer science with Specular Studio.
With the first cycle of programming for the Hillman Photography Initiative complete, the Agents speak openly about their experiences.
Kaelen Wilson-Goldie explores the power of photographer Shirin Neshat's Women of Allah series.
Oliver Wasow considers the generational divide between the worlds of analog and digital photography.
Alec Soth examines the influence that a singular Robert Adams photograph had on his career.
Fred Ritchin examines the ethics surrounding Nathan Weber's controversial photograph of Fabienne Cherisma.