FotoWeekDC 2016 Opening Party

Join us for an exciting evening of photography exhibitions, open bars, small bites, photobooths, music, and more as we launch the 9th Annual FotoWeekDC Festival! ~~ The FotoWeekDC 2016 Opening Party is made possible with support from The Reva & David Logan Foundation ~~ Friday, November 11th, 2016, 7:30pm-11pm FotoWeekCentral @ National Geographic Museum 1145 17th St NW Washington, DC 20036 $40 Early Bird tickets on sale now: https://fotoweek2016.eventbrite.com Price goes up soon, but we might sell out before then! This is a 21+ event There is no dress code! ~~ Be among the first to view this year's FotoWeekCentral exhibitions: National Geographic Presents: @NATGEO: The Most Popular Instagram Photos @NatGeo has over 58 million followers and over a billion likes. This new exhibition allows the visitor to interact with National Geographic Photography in a whole new way. The Syngenta Photography Award: Water: California by Mustafah Abdulaziz Water: California, by Mustafah Abdulaziz, is the latest edition in his 15 year global Water project and the first prize winner of the The Syngenta Photography Award's Scarcity-Waste series. WPOW: Women Photojournalists of Washington Presents: 10 Year Anniversary Retrospective Show Curated by National Geographic Director of Photography Sarah Leen and Smithsonian Magazine's Molly Roberts. Pulitzer Center on Crisis ReportingPresents: Signs of Your Identity by Daniella Zalcman For more than a century, Canada operated a network of Indian Residential Schools to forcibly assimilate indigenous youth into white Canadian society. These are the survivors. PLUS FotoWeekDC's FotoWeekDC 2016 Contest winners and our spring Faces & Places of DC winners! ~~ Also featuring hot jamz from: Prince Paul DJ , Producer extraordinaire Sugg Savage DJ Smudge ~~ Many thank yous to our incredible supporters: Heineken, National Geographic, SPAIN arts & culture, OM Digital, Leica Store DC, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Chloe Wine Collection, Trapiche, 10 Span Vineyards, Save Me, San Francisco