APA New York proudly presented “Her Perspective” on January 8th, 2019, a groundbreaking event designed to foster community and collaboration among female creatives and creators. Held at Freehold Brooklyn, located at 45 South 3rd Street in Brooklyn, NY 11249, this inaugural event marked the beginning of a series dedicated to providing a safe and empowering space for candid conversations, industry experience sharing, and the facilitation of creative partnerships.
Alt text: Attendees engaging in a panel discussion at “Her Perspective” event hosted by APA NY at Freehold Brooklyn, 45 South 3rd Street, Brooklyn, NY, promoting female creatives in the photography industry.
The evening at Freehold South 3rd Street was structured around a dynamic panel discussion featuring four accomplished women in the creative industry. Following the insightful panel, attendees enjoyed a cocktail mixer, providing a valuable opportunity to forge new connections within the photography community. Adding to the excitement, a raffle concluded the event, offering attendees the chance to win exciting prizes.
Ticket holders benefited from:
- Entry into the Raffle
- A complimentary drink ticket
Event Details:
- Date: January 8th, 2019
- Time: 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
- Location: Freehold Brooklyn, 45 South 3rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Meet the Inspiring Speakers at Freehold Brooklyn
The “Her Perspective” panel featured a distinguished lineup of speakers who shared their journeys, insights, and expertise with the attendees at Freehold South 3rd Street.
Kaia Hemming (Moderator)
Alt text: Portrait of Kaia Hemming, Director of Art Production at Y&R New York, moderator at APA NY’s “Her Perspective” panel held at Freehold Brooklyn, South 3rd Street, Brooklyn.
As the Director of Art Production at Y&R New York, Kaia Hemming brought her extensive experience in the advertising world to the moderator role. Her impressive career includes tenures at JWT, McCann, and Hudson Rouge, where she has produced award-winning campaigns for major clients like MasterCard, Lincoln Motor Company, and Verizon. Kaia’s commitment to the photography industry extends beyond her professional work, as she actively participates in industry events, judges competitions, and mentors photography students. Her background in photography and art history, coupled with her volunteer work with animal rescues, showcases a well-rounded perspective that resonated with the audience at Freehold Brooklyn.
Jill Greenberg
Alt text: Jill Greenberg, renowned photographer and speaker at “Her Perspective” event at Freehold Brooklyn, 45 South 3rd Street, Brooklyn, known for her “Monkey Portraits” and “End Times” series.
Jill Greenberg, a photographer with a career spanning decades, shared her unique approach to image-making. From her early explorations in drawing, painting, and sculpture to her impactful photography series like “Monkey Portraits,” “Ursine,” “End Times,” “Glass Ceiling,” and “Horse,” Jill’s work consistently challenges and provokes. Her foundation in art history and semiotics informs her deconstruction of image politics in contemporary culture. Jill’s insights into the power of visual language offered a compelling perspective at the Freehold South 3rd Street event.
Leeor Wild
Alt text: Leeor Wild, photographer based in New York, Toronto, and Los Angeles, presenting at the “Her Perspective” panel discussion at Freehold Brooklyn, located on South 3rd Street in Brooklyn, NY.
Leeor Wild’s presentation explored the intersection of femininity, sexuality, expression, and anonymity within her photographic work. Her fascination with texture and movement is evident in her intimate and often surreal images, which juxtapose human forms with expansive spaces. Working across New York, Toronto, and Los Angeles, Leeor brings a diverse and contemporary perspective to her art, captivating the audience at Freehold Brooklyn on South 3rd Street.
Laura Barisonzi
Alt text: Sports and lifestyle photographer Laura Barisonzi, speaker at APA NY’s “Her Perspective” event at Freehold Brooklyn, 45 South 3rd Street, Brooklyn, discussing her experiences in the photography industry.
NY-based photographer Laura Barisonzi shared her experiences in sports, active lifestyle, and portrait photography. Represented by the Gren Group, Laura’s style emphasizes natural movement and the beauty of real people. Her passion for meeting new people and exploring new places fuels her creativity and enables her to thrive in demanding shooting environments. Laura’s energetic approach and dedication to capturing authentic moments resonated strongly with attendees at Freehold Brooklyn, 45 South 3rd Street.
Freehold Brooklyn: The Ideal Venue for Creative Collaboration
Choosing Freehold Brooklyn at 45 South 3rd Street as the venue for “Her Perspective” proved to be an excellent decision. This vibrant Brooklyn location provided the perfect backdrop for fostering creative conversations and networking. Its accessible location on South 3rd Street and its reputation as a dynamic space for events made it an attractive and convenient choice for attendees from across the photography industry. The event successfully leveraged the atmosphere of Freehold Brooklyn to create a memorable and impactful experience for all involved, highlighting the importance of community and collaboration within the female creative sector.
