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The Center for Photography at Madison
The Center for Photography at Madison (CPM) provides a home for photographic activity, and promotes photography for creative expression, cultural investigation and personal enjoyment. Through a broad range of programming, classes and exhibitions, CPM offers a forum for all of Wisconsin for the exchange of ideas, as well as the appreciation and study of the photographic arts.
CPM offers educational opportunities for a wide range of experience, from photography classes and workshops, monthly interest groups meetings, to a variety of lectures and special programs. In addition, members receive access to CPM-sponsored exhibitions, our own gallery and studio space, a well-equipped wet darkroom, an informal meeting area, as well as a library and resource center.
CPM is a non-profit organization; class discounts and special programming opportunities are available to members, but we encourage everyone with an interest in photography to stop by and join us for any event or activity.
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Learn what is happening through the weekly e-Newsletter (subscribe using the link below).
The Center for Photography at Madison’s studio and gallery space is located at 303 S. Paterson St. (near Williamson St) in downtown Madison, Wisconsin. To contact us, feel free to reach out to any of the various leaders listed, or info@cpmad.org.
Mail should be sent to: CPM, PO Box 56022 Madison, WI 53705-9322
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The CPM Gallery will now be open to the public 
The next "Third Thursday" lecture will discuss 3 more recent photographers. Angus McBean was a Welsh theatrical photographer, associated with surrealism. He became one of the most significant portrait photographers of the 20th century, and was known as a photographer of celebrities.