Monday, February 29, 2016

Photographer Needed


Every year, SCAD organizes an Alternative Spring Break to assist our students in building their professional portfolio while giving back to the community. This year we will be working locally with the Savannah Wildlife refuge and Clean Coast Savannah. CLEAN COAST is looking to re-brand themselves and bring their graphic, digital and media design up to date. The creative process will also involve cleaning the shorelines of Savannah National Wildlife refuge and recycling the trash into art that supports sustainability.

We need a talented photography student who can represent SCAD and capture images of the project's journey. The dates are from March 20-25. Please apply at blog.scad.edu/serve/sign-up/
Students completing the work will receive a  a free trip to Carowinds Theme Park.

GRAPHIS Poster Annual 2017: Call for Entries


Renaissance Press Summer 2016 Workshops Internship Opportunities

Renaissance Press Summer 2016 Workshops Internship Opportunities
Renaissance Press workshops are taught by Paul Taylor.  Paul founded Renaissance Press in 1987.  His work with photography and printmaking spans over thirty years of intensive research, art making, innovation, teaching, and collaborations with artists. Paul taught for over twenty years at The Rhode Island School of Design, where his courses included Photogravure, Photopolymer, Antique and Alternative Processes, and Hybrid Printmaking.  The workshops are well organized and include comprehensive tutorials.  Post workshop assistance is readily available.
Upcoming Workshops
Photopolymer Gravure
Platinum / Palladium Printing
Copper Plate Photogravure 
Private and Institutional workshops are available year round at Renaissance Press or on location in your studio.  
Internship Opportunities   
www.renaissancepress.com

Thursday, February 25, 2016

Cool video

This is a terrific video I found Sotheby's Photographs from the Polaroid Collection, New York about the relationship between Ansel Adams and Dr. Land.

The story of Polaroid inventor Edwin Land, one of Steve Jobs' biggest heroes

Fun things to discover!

CBS Television Network Photo Editor in New York, New York

Photo Editor in New York, New York

Apply Now 

Photo Editor
REF#: 24178
CBS BUSINESS UNIT: CBS Television Network
JOB TYPE: Full-Time Staff
JOB SCHEDULE: Full-Time
JOB LOCATION: New York, NY, US
ABOUT US:
CBS was established in 1928, when founder William Paley purchased 16 independent radio stations and christened them the Columbia Broadcast System. Today, with more than 200 television stations and affiliates reaching virtually every home in the United States, CBS's total network lineup was watched by more than 130 million people a week during the 2012/2013 season. The Network has the #1 drama/scripted program, NCIS; #1 sitcom, THE BIG BANG THEORY; #1 newsmagazine, 60 MINUTES; and #1 daytime drama, THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Its programming arms include CBS Entertainment, CBS News and CBS Sports.
DESCRIPTION:
  • Editing and retouching of photographic coverage for CBS Entertainment programming, CBS News, CBS Sports, CBS Sports Network, CBS Studios, CBS International and The CW.
  • Responsible for the distribution of these images to social media platforms, online magazines and blogs, national magazines and newspapers and posting to the CBS media site, CBS PressExpress.
  • Responsible for servicing still photography to all CBS departments including publicity, advertising, marketing, sales, CBS Studio, CBS International and other outside clients on a day-to-day basis.
  • From time to time, may be on-set photographer for CBS television shows, predominately in the news and special events categories, but may include anything from executive headshots to series episodic coverage. Includes managing access and credentialing with CBS counterparts, working smoothly with other on-set personnel, taking high-quality photographs for distribution across all clients internal and external, and handling all other aspects of captioning and retouching photographs for distribution.
  • Needs ability to create GIF’s, cinemagraphs, videos from still photographs and other graphical interface elements for online and social media placement.
  • Manage photographic coverage for New York based series. Includes reading scripts, determining days of coverage, hiring photographers, negotiating fees, liaising with the production and with both personal and CBS publicists.
  • Occasionally produce still photo galleries for publicity and advertising. Help plan, develop and design the shoot including discussions with CBS Studios, outside studios, network publicity and marketing departments, executive producers and photographers concerning all advertising and publicity needs. Additionally responsible for hiring hair, makeup, wardrobe and other necessary personnel. Negotiates fees and maintains the shoot budget.
QUALIFICATIONS:
  • 5-6 years of Photo Editor experience
  • Advanced Photoshop skills
  • Experience with digital photography, metadata and digital software such as Adobe Creative Suite
  • Experience with digital asset management systems and editing systems such as Photo Mechanic
  • Knowledge of professional camera and lighting equipment sufficient to cover small PR events and serve as gallery assistant/digital tech.
  • Experience planning and executing large high-end gallery shoots
  • Experience in a Photography environment at another network, studio, magazine, newspaper, photo agency or have worked as a photographer or photographers assistant
  • Ability to work under constant pressure
  • Ability to multi-task and be detail oriented
  • Ability to meet fast deadlines with little supervision
  • Must be a team player
  • Work on-location both in and out-of-town sometimes on short notice
  • Strong phone and communication skills

Job opportunity: Photo Producer, Shutterfly, Inc

Shutterfly, Inc. is looking for a detail oriented, highly organized Photo Producer to join a growing team.  The role is responsible, and accountable, for the successful execution of internal and external photo shoots.  You possess the ability to think and act quickly and maintain supreme control during the sometimes hectic environment of a photo shoot.  You will have prior experience of producing still photography shoots, including location scouting, model castings, fee negotiations, budgeting and vendor relations.
Responsibilities:
  • Ensure seamless production of photo shoots, both on location and in studio.
  • Participate in sourcing and negotiation with outside resources such as photographers, stylists, merchandise coordinators, hair/MU artists and models.
  • Create estimates and track expenses; responsible for keeping shoot/crew on track with expense to meet budget requirements.
  • Work closely with others in the marketing department to schedule and plan production needs.
  • Schedule and facilitate pre and post production meetings.
  • Record action items in pre-production meetings, research and follow up with appropriate business partners in a timely manner.
  • Pro actively suggest workflow improvements to maximize efficiencies.
  • Work with cross-functional business partners to ensure efficient product sample workflows.
  • Communicate detailed photo schedules in a timely manner to participants and business partners.
  • Standardize processes to optimize productivity and meet deadlines while maintaining quality.
  • Create estimates, forecast costs and track quarterly budgets.
  • Consult with internal clients in various departments to ensure clear direction and expectation for deliverables.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of currency with photo/video technology, equipment, industry trends, and competitive marketplace.
Qualifications:
  • 3+ years in a photo production environment
  • Ability to organize time and meet deadlines, manage workflow and prioritize effectively.
  • Ability to manage and execute multiple complex projects simultaneously.
  • Strong computer skills, particularly in Excel, and familiarity and comfort with database applications.
  • Proficiency with Adobe CS applications.
  • Strong analytical, prioritizing, interpersonal and problem solving skills.
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience preferred.
  • Must be able to lift 50lbs. 
  • Apply

Continental Motors Web Content Specialist job opportunity


Not just a Job -- a Great Career Opportunity! Continental Motors Group, Voted Best of Naperville, has a rare opportunity to join our award winning team.

This position is for a Web Content Specialist. In short, you will be responsible for photographing, video, uploading, and managing Continental Motors entire vehicle inventory. This position seeks someone who has a very creative eye, yet can work well under time constraints. The photography process needs to be efficiently managed and has a very strong need for uniformity in each picture set.

Expected workweek is standard Monday-Friday from 8:00am – 5:00pm with some flexibility.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Oversees photography of all inventory – taking photos of all vehicles at our onsite shooting studio
  • Manage branding & collateral needs on designated web outlets
  • Communicate regularly with the vehicle managers from all 3 dealership locations to understand what they need photographed and uploaded
  • Handles all digital inventory postings on website
  • Stay up to date with latest product offerings & technology to accurately manage inventory postings
  • Assist with additional digital/web-based projects as needed for marketing needs
REQUIREMENTS:
  • Must be able to work in a very fast paced atmosphere & multi-task
  • Experience in Marketing, Photography, or Visual Communications
  • Knowledge of Adobe Suite (ex. Photoshop, Lightroom)
  • Experience using a digital SLR camera
  • Knowledge of the basics of lighting (ex. Light placement, light diffusion)
  • Well-versed with various inventory management systems. (i.e. V-auto)
  • Familiar with the basics of creating video. (linking together video to make one cohesive thought)
  • Have a creative eye and be detail-oriented
  • Efficient at managing time constraints
  • Detail-oriented (able to produce the same results consistently)
  • Proficient in written and verbal communication
BENEFITS:
  • Outstanding pay plan
  • Medical (HMO or PPO), Dental, FSA, Vision
  • Paid vacation
  • 401(k) retirement program

SCAD Alumni in New York


SCAD Alumni in New York are invited to join curators Storm Janse van Rensburg and Amanda York from the SCAD Museum of Art for coffee and conversation.

Friday, March 4th from 9:00-10:00a at

Hotel on Rivington
107 Rivington Street
New York, NY 10002
(212) 475-2600


Coffee and pastries will be provided courtesy of the SCAD Museum of Art.

Please RSVP at http://tinyurl.com/jlz6kbm by March 1st as space is limited.

Please email any questions to alee@scad.edu.

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Opening Reception for "Pretty Good Pictures"

Class Photo by ©Tom Fischer
Join us for an opening reception celebrating the exhibition of Pretty Good Pictures, images from professor Tom Fischer's large format class. The exhibition features work from professor Tom Fischer, Harrison Albert, Kelcey Bauer, Cayleigh Ely, Alexis Hagestad, Danielle Leonard, Shannon Link, Michele Mobley, David Mollé, Megan Mullins, Emilee Prado, Katherine Rountree, Katie Sivits, and Elianne Taveras.

Friday, February 26, 2016
6:00-9:00 p.m.
Oglethorpe Gallery
406 East Oglethorpe Avenue
Savannah, GA

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Carrie Mae Weems lecture recording online

 Keynote lecture recording available

Saturday, February 20, 2016

SCAD Tech Pro Expo 2016


Gain the edge on digital media at

SCAD Tech Pro Expo 2016

Savannah Film Studios
Savannah, GA
2315 Louisville Road

Meet representatives from Sony, OptiTrack, AbelCine, Blackmagic Design, Canon and more as they demonstrate the latest in state-of-the-art digital media technology and answer your questions.
Students can enter the vendor raffle for a chance to win prizes. Winning tickets will be drawn at 5 p.m.; you must be present to win.
This event is free and open to the public.
Questions? Email Adrienne Boner at adickey@scad.edu or call 912.525.6471.

Friday, February 19, 2016

MAKE photographs with Professor Jaclyn Cori Norman, Spring 2016,

Constructed Photography - 32925 - PHOT 743
The Fabricated Image - 31811 - PHOT 330
11:00 am - 1:30 pm MW
© Tina Barney


© Philip Lorca diCorcia
If you prefer to stage your photographs over finding them, then make them with Professor Jaclyn Cori Norman during this Spring 2016 photography studio elective.
We will study others who work in this vein. We will get inside their heads and learn about where inspiration comes from. We will expand our understanding of narrative beyond the world of Photography. Movies. Painters. Authors.
You will make photographs.
You can choose to use people or not.
You can choose to use controlled lighting or not.
Build dioramas. Use small, medium or large format cameras. Shoot film or capture digitally.
Choose to go deep into the world of Constructing Imagery.


Nighthawks, Edward Hopper, Oil on Canvas, 1942


Deadline Extension for the Stopover Poster Contest


DEADLINE EXTENSION

NEW DEADLINE: FRIDAY, FEB 26TH
AT MIDNIGHT
Art and music collide for the 6th Annual Savannah Stopover Poster Competition. Find a band, make a poster, and submit today (for free!) to win tickets to Stopover 2016 and more!

Visit artrisesavannah.org/stopover for more information on where to submit.

Thursday, February 18, 2016

Explore your "Alternate" Self!

©Pete Christman
Join Professor Pete Christman in PHOT 320 Alternative Photographic Processes/PHOT 751 Historic Photo Processes. This course explores a variety of nonsilver photographic printmaking and print-manipulation processes that depart from the more prevalent black-and-white, color and digital approaches. Processes covered may include hand-applied color, iron salt printing, gum printing, albumen printing, platinum and palladium printing and others. Prerequisites: PHOT 114, PHOT 220, Tuesday/Thursday, 11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m, Spring 2016

MAKE photographs with Professor Jaclyn Cori Norman Spring 2016

Constructed Photography - 32925 - PHOT 743
The Fabricated Image - 31811 - PHOT 330
11:00 am - 1:30 pm MW
© Tina Barney


© Philip Lorca diCorcia
If you prefer to stage your photographs over finding them, then make them with Professor Jaclyn Cori Norman during this Spring 2016 photography studio elective.
We will study others who work in this vein. We will get inside their heads and learn about where inspiration comes from. We will expand our understanding of narrative beyond the world of Photography. Movies. Painters. Authors.
You will make photographs.
You can choose to use people or not.
You can choose to use controlled lighting or not.
Build dioramas. Use small, medium or large format cameras. Shoot film or capture digitally.
Choose to go deep into the world of Constructing Imagery.


Nighthawks, Edward Hopper, Oil on Canvas, 1942


Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Echo's Reflections Opening THIS THURSDAY


Exhibition opening: Echo’s Reflections
Photographer and  SCAD Master of Fine Art candidate Jamie Hankin will be showing his thesis project, Echo’s Reflections, at the Oglethorpe Gallery in Savannah from February 18th through February 22nd, 2016.
Combining elements of Dutch Vanitas painting, surrealism and cubism, these photographs explore the concept of beauty and the transience of life through a medium which freezes time. Ultimately, this work seeks the redemption of beauty from the purgatory of contemporary critical theory.
Jamie Hankin (b.1960) received a BFA in photography from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY in 1982 and anticipates receiving an MFA in photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design in May of 2016. A successful long-time commercial photographer, Mr. Hankin is currently Director of Studio Photography for Saks Fifth Avenue. Previously, he has worked for global clients such as J. Crew, Nike, Foot Locker, LL Bean and Macy’s. He has also worked for editorial clients such as Vogue and Interview magazine.
Echo’s Reflections opens at the Oglethorpe Gallery, 406 East Oglethorpe Avenue, Savannah, GA, on Thursday, February 18th. The opening reception is from 5:30 to 8:00pm. For additional gallery hours, please call 518-653-6326.

Fun with silver prints!



Sepia and Selenium toning
PHOTO 218 B&W Technique with Professor Jaclyn Cori Norman


 

Sunday, February 14, 2016

deFine Art 2016 THIS WEEK!

An annual program of fine art exhibitions, lectures, performances and public events

Feb. 16-19, 2016   
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Tuesday, Feb. 16
Public discussion in honor of Ellen and William Craft dedication
Isolde Brielmaier, Ph.D., Barbara McCaskill, Ph.D., and Xaviera Simmons
6 p.m.

Opening reception
7-8 p.m.


Wednesday, Feb. 17
Artist panel
Roberto Behar, Rosario Marquardt, Lavar Munroe and Robin Rhode
2 p.m.

Keynote lecture
Carrie Mae Weems
6 p.m.

Opening receptions
7-8 p.m.



Thursday, Feb. 18

Lecture
Margery Arent Safir, Ph.D.
6 p.m.

Performance
Beau Geste
7:15 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 19
Alexander Hall
Student showcase
5-7 p.m.

Reception
5-7 p.m.

Fibers open studio
5-8 p.m.

2016 Summer Open, Aperture’s third annual open-submission exhibition!

The Call Begins: The 2016 Summer Open

The call officially begins for the 2016 Summer Open, Aperture’s third annual open-submission exhibition! The theme for this year’s competition, inspired by Photography is Magic, will be curated by Charlotte Cotton. Entries will be accepted through April 6, 2016 at 12:00 noon, eastern standard time. All photographers are eligible to apply, but entrants must be a current Aperture Foundation Member.
To learn more, click here.

National Parks Arts Foundations Residencies

 
THE EERIE MYSTERY OF A FRONTIER FORTRESS
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO in the FALL of 2016


Dry Tortugas National Park
@ Loggerhead Key
Artist-in-Residence
A secluded island to yourself...!


Gettysburg National Military Park
Artist-in-Residences

ECHOES OF DRUMS AND BUGLES

$1000 STIPEND
FOR EACH RESIDENCY

Eight Residencies Happening in 2016!


Chaco Culture
National Historical Park

TWO RESIDENCIES: APRIL AND OCTOBER 2016

A FALL NIGHT SKIES RESIDENCY
For Classic & New Media Artists

Big Bend National Park
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

ROLLING DESERT HILLS,
FLOOD CARVED CANYONS

NOW WITH $1000 for Artists

NPAF Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park
Artist-in-Reside COMING SOON in 2016

Deepen your art in a volcanic wonderland! 

Pecos National Historical Park

Unique Residencies for
New Mexico Based Classic
& New Media Artists

Haleakalā National Park
Artist-in-Residence
Georgia O'Keeffe Country on Maui

TWO RESIDENCIES



Aztec Ruins
National Monument

A ONE-OF-A-KIND FALL RESIDENCY
For Classic & New Media Artists

EXPLORE HIDDEN
CHACOAN MYSTERIES

First State National Historical Park
Artist-in-Residences

TWO RESIDENCIES IN THE HEART OF WYETH COUNTRY
Bucolic countryside amid a treasure trove of little known Colonial and Revolutionary history.


The Wiregrass Museum of Art’s B16: Biennial Exhibition

 

B16: Biennial Mail Application

To submit your application for The Wiregrass Museum of Art’s B16: Biennial Exhibition, please review the eligibility and submission guidelines outlined. The cost of submission is $30. Click Here for a PDF copy of the Application
Eligibility
Open to artists living in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. The Wiregrass Museum of Art encourages innovative and progressive work that utilizes a diversity of art forms and media. Large works, installations, and new media are encouraged. Work that predates the year 2012 will not be considered.
How to Submit your Work
Please send images of 2-3 works on a CD. Label all images with the title and corresponding image list. The image list should include title, date, dimensions, medium and price. Each submission must also be accompanied by an artist statement and resume. The museum cannot accept original artwork, slides, master tapes, catalogues, or reviews. Only materials with self-addressed, stamped envelopes will be returned. All submissions must be postmarked by April 23. They may be hand-delivered by that date to the Wiregrass Museum of Art. Submissions must include a $30.00 submission fee.
Checklist of Enclosures
  • application form
  • current resume
  • artist statement
  • images of 2-3 works on CD
  • image identification list
  • stamped, self-addressed envelope
  • $30 submission fee
  • INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED
SEND SUBMISSIONS TO:
Wiregrass Museum of Art
c/o Dana-Marie Lemmer
Director and Curator
126 Musuem Ave
Dothan, AL 36303
Application Form – To be submitted with materials. Download a PDF copy here
For more information please view the B16: Biennial Exhibition Terms & Conditions

National Call to Artists: “Small Prints ’16”

National Call to Artists: “Small Prints ’16”

A6 invites U.S. printmakers to submit work for our first biennial juried print exhibition, “Small Prints ’16.”  A6 welcomes a wide range of printmaking processes and subject matter in small-scale prints (image area no larger than 4×6, paper size no larger than 8×10). Jurying will be done by the actual work. James Thompson, a printmaker and Professor of Art from Willamette University, will serve as juror.
Download the entry form, prospectus and mailing labels.
Questions? Email us.

ELIGIBILITY

This call is open to residents of the United States.
Entries and payments must be received by May 30, 2016.
Artists may submit up to three original prints in any printmaking medium on any theme or subject matter. (Commercial prints and giclees are not acceptable.)
Artists may include up to four prints from each edition (to maximize the opportunity for sales).
The printed area must not exceed 4×6 inches.
The paper size must not exceed 8×10 inches.

 ENTRY FEE

The entry fee is $25 US dollars.
Payment must be received by May 30, 2016.
Payment can be made by:
CHECK. Please include your check with your entry form (do not mail separately).
CREDIT CARD. Please call A6 (541.330.8759) to provide your card information.
PAYPAL. Visit www.atelier6000.org/smallprints16 to submit payment through our paypal form.

 JUROR

James Thompson, printmaker and Professor of Art at Willamette University.

 PREPPING & PACKAGING

Sign each print and note both the print number and edition number (i.e. 1/5).
Print your name (in pencil) on the back of each print.
Submit loose (unframed, unmatted) prints in plastic sleeves with binder holes.
Group prints of the same edition in the same sleeve.
Fill out a label for each individual print. Trim labels and insert into the corresponding sleeve with your prints. Do not tape or glue labels to the prints.
Complete the entry form and include it with your prints.
Cut two identical pieces of cardboard or matboard slightly larger than your plastic sleeves. Tape the sleeves to one board. Place the second board on top (sandwiching your prints inside). Tape both boards together. Mail in a large flat envelope. Use the shipping label provided, and include a return label in the envelope.

 PRIZES, SALES & RETURNS

Best in Show Award
The winner of “Best in Show” will receive a two-week artist residency at Playa at Summer Lake. The residency will take place in 2017.
Materials Prizes
The juror will award materials prizes for first, second, and third place. Prizes include:

A6 will take a 40% commission on the price of all work sold. Please set your print prices accordingly.
A6 will issue checks for purchase awards and print sales. Payments will be mailed on or before September 15, 2016.
A6 will return all works (at our cost) via regular US post. A6 will not take responsibility for work lost in the mail.
Artists will be notified of the juror’s decision via email no later than June 15.
Artists with no work accepted will have their work returned immediately.
Artists with one or more pieces accepted for exhibition will have their work returned after the close of the exhibit.

EXHIBIT INFORMATION

“Small Prints ‘16” will open Friday, July 1 with a reception from 5-9 pm. The exhibit will run through August 25.
The exhibit will be on display at A6 Studio & Gallery, 550 SW Industrial Way, Suite 180, Bend OR 97702. The A6 gallery is open Mon-Fri from 10-7 pm, Sat 10-6 pm and Sun 12-5 pm.

 

Spring 2016 Photography ARTH elective

ARTH 493/793
Visiting Scholar/Curator:
Issues in Curatorial Studies
Course Format : Seminar
Professor Holly Goldstein

Course Description
Recording Local Histories: The History and Visual Culture of Savannah and the Low Country will examine how Savannah’s history is typically shared with tourists, and consider whose histories have been left out or misrepresented. Topics of study will include a chronological history of Savannah, discussions of race and gender in the South, urban planning, and the cultural history of the Low Country region. The research, writing and documentation of local sites will be applicable to website and mobile site encounters with the history of Savannah. Class meetings will feature guest presentations by specialists in the history of Savannah and include several field trips to immerse the course experience in local history and lore.
Taught by both a visiting scholar/curator and a SCAD faculty member, this seminar is organized around the expertise of the visiting scholar/curator. Students read and discuss the visiting scholar/curator’s work and other work of comparable scope, scale or historical context. Through discussions, workshops, criticism and research projects, students work with the visiting scholar/curator to expand their critical understanding and the historical and cultural context of research projects or exhibitions.
Prerequisite: For UG Any 300-level ARLH/ARTH course.
For G Any 700-level ARLH/ARTH course or permission of the chair; apply via
MySCAD/Resources/Forms Channel, Registrar pull-down menu.
 

Friday, February 12, 2016

The Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency in Paris



The Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency has been established in memory of ArtSlant's Founder who passed away December 8th, 2012. Georgia was dedicated to supporting and investing in young artists and writers, and she had a deep connection with the city of Paris. This residency, which offers artists and writers the opportunity to create work in Paris, has been created in Georgia's memory.
The goal of the Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency in Paris is to support and invest in emerging artists and writers, to provide an opportunity for them to advance their work and explore and engage with the cultural landscape of Paris, to encourage experimentation, and to increase exposure of their work to an international audience.
The Residency is open to visual artists of all mediums, art writers and critics, 24 years or older. Recent graduates are especially encouraged to apply. The selection will be made based on the merit of past work and the potential for future success, the ability to independently develop new work, and the proposed project's relevance to the city of Paris. Recipients will be required to maintain a blog, which will be posted on ArtSlant.
The Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency in Paris provides the recipient with lodging for a 2 months in an apartment in the 14th arrondissement, travel to and from Paris, and a stipend to be used for studio space, materials, and other costs.
Applications are accepted twice per year. Please see the FAQ - Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency for more information on how to apply.

Thursday, February 11, 2016

Display your work to international audiences at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium


Looking to get your art out there? Show AMB Sports & Entertainment your work for the chance to exhibit in Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the multipurpose venue opening in 2017 that will serve as home of the Atlanta Falcons and host to global entertainment events.
Georgia-based artists of all disciplines and skill levels are eligible to submit work of any media that explores a variety of themes, including sports, Atlanta culture, community and more.
Submit your work to atlstadium@scad.edu by 5 p.m., Friday, Feb. 12, 2016. Include up to five JPEG images representative of your style, an artist statement and résumé with contact information. Attachments should not exceed 10 MB. Selected artists will be notified via email by Friday, April 1, 2016.
For more information, email atlstadium@scad.edu.

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