Hope Kahn

Hope Kahn has been a professional photographer for the last 25 years.

She studied photography at University of the Arts in Philadelphia as well as workshops throughout the country. She holds a BS degree in Education and has taught photography to children in under served urban areas. Hope worked as a prop and wardrobe stylist for TV & Film for thirteen years in Philadelphia.

Her work can be found in many public and private collections including Glaxo Smith Kline, Kerner & Kerner, The Rittenhouse Hotel, Sterling Drug Company, Price Waterhouse, Hoyle Morris & Kerr Attorneys, The Logan Hotel, and Numerous Private Collections.

She has completed a book “Witness to Witness” about Holocaust Survivors that are living in South Florida.

Over the last ten years she has been working with her hand-made Pinhole Cameras, utilizing film and paper negatives. Hope has been a paid lecturer teaching Pinhole workshops.

Hope is published in Shots Magazine, National Aperture Magazine, Philadelphia Magazine, GQ Magazine, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Lorel Marketing, Pace Advertising, and a book cover “Ike the Cook” with Rizzolli Books NYC. Hope’s photographs are also in the collections Fototropia, Mexico, and the Coral Springs Art Museum, Florida.