About
Marcia Bricker Halperin is a Documentary Photographer who has been photographing the character and landscape of NYC since the 1970s. Born in Brooklyn, NY, she received an Master of Fine Arts in photography from Brooklyn College. In photographing she hopes to relate a human story of a specific time, capture a places’ essence, and freeze details of life.
Select Exhibitions
2020 NYCs Vanished Cafeterias
University of Michigan, Lane Hall Gallery
2018 The Invisible Jew, Detour Gallery Red Bank, New Jersey
2017 NY Times Lens Blog feature and Metropolitan section Album
2017 Spoke the Hub Works on the Wall, Brooklyn, solo exhibition, artist’s talk
2016 Queens Museum, photographic documentation included in the exhibition
Maintenance Art of Mierle Laderman Ukeles
2016 Essex Street Market, exhibition of market photos from the 1970s
2014 The Jew as the “Other”, Yiddish NY Festival, Abrazzo Interno Gallery
2008 Click! A Crowd-Curated Exhibition, Brooklyn Museum
2007 Honorable Mention, My Brooklyn exhibition, Brooklyn Public Library
2007 Diversity of Devotion photo-documentary project
2006 Open house NY photography exhibit
1993 Images of Jewish Life, Klutznick Museum, Washington, D.C.
1982 Midtown Y Photo Gallery, 14th Street, NYC, solo exhibition
Recognition
2012 BRIC Media Arts Fellowship
2009 NYS Council on the Arts/Department of Cultural Affairs Community Arts Regrant awardee
2007 Adventures on a Tzitza String, official documentary selection, Coney Island Film Festival
2007 Outstanding Achievement in Documentary Filmmaking, Brooklyn College Film Festival
2003 Bertelsmann Foundation Innovative Educator
1979 Voice Choice, review by Fred McDarrah
Collections
Brooklyn Historical Society, Marcia Bricker Photographs Collection, Brooklyn New York
Brooklyn Museum
City Lore Photo Archive
Walter and Naomi Rosenblum Collection
Daniel Cowin Photography Collection
International Center of Photography
Photography Work Experience
CETA Artist’s Project, 1978-1980
Art and Photography instructor - Brooklyn College, Kingsborough Community College, and Educational Alliance Art School
Documentary Production Assistant, Run for your Life, directed by Judd Ehrlich, 2008
NYC Department of Education, multimedia and technology
Photographer, Spoke the Hub Dancing