Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Wedding Photography Job Opportunity

Wedding photographer needed for ceremony and reception on Saturday June 6th, Amelia Island, Florida. In exchange for minimally processed jpegs on disc (no prints) the photographer will be paid a minimum of $500. Photographer must provide his/her own equipment and transportation. For consideration, please send work samples and/or a link to your website to Brooks Nicholson at
brooksannenicholson@gmail.com.

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Shepard Fairey sues the A.P.

I am not sure if any of you have been keeping up with this but you should take a look.



Artist sues the A.P. over Obama image

In a pre-emptive strike, the street artist Shepard Fairey filed a lawsuit on Monday against The Associated Press, asking a federal judge to declare that he is protected from copyright infringement claims in his use of a news photograph as the basis for a now ubiquitous campaign poster image of President Obama.

Mannie Garcia/Associated Press

The Associated Press objects to the use of a photo of Barack Obama by Mannie Garcia in a poster by Shepard Fairey.

The suit was filed in federal court in Manhattan after The Associated Press said it had determined that it owned the image, which Mr. Fairey used for posters and stickers distributed grass-roots style last year during the election campaign. The photo, showing Mr. Obama at the National Press Club in April 2006, was taken for The A.P. by a freelance photographer, Mannie Garcia.

Follow the link to read the rest of the article.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/10/arts/design/10fair.html?partner=permalink&exprod=permalink

Monday, February 9, 2009

Please Come



Please Come
Fashion Photography by Angelina Hobbs and Nicholas Mendise
February 20th, 2009, 8 pm
Above B. Matthews (on the corner of E. Bay and Habersham)

SCAD SPE Scholarship Awards

The Photography Department would like to congratulate Nate Abramowski, MFA Candidate, and Ian Aleksander Adams, BFA student, on their portfolio submission for the SCAD scholarship award to attend the National SPE Conference in Dallas. Each student is awarded $500 to attend the conference. The committee of jurors was impressed with all submissions.


Traveler Nate Abramowski


From Gray Days Ian Aleksander Adams

Friday, February 6, 2009

Congratulations to SCAD Alumni

Congratulations to SCAD photography Alumni, Sophie Jacobson, Nichole Paschal and Kate Lewis. These 3 ladies all have their portfolios featured in the Center for Fine Art Photography's Artist Portfolio Showcase.
Congrats ladies!!!
Go to the link to view their work.
http://www.c4fap.org/index.asp

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Michelle Repici Thesis Show

Over the Hills and Far Away

Michelle Repici
MFA Thesis Candidate
Thesis Show February 13-25
Alexander Hall, 668 Indian Street
Opening Reception Friday, February 13, 6-8pm


Monday, February 2, 2009

CALL FOR ENTRIES







Check out Desotorow's website to view all available artist opportunities including:

Exhibition Proposal: photojournalism/documentary photography
Undefined: Printmaking juried exhibit
Redux: Earth Day exhibit
Surface: Open to college juniors and seniors
Pizza Rustica: Unique opportunity to exhibit work at Pizza Rustica

Saturday, January 31, 2009

Workshop Teaching Opportunity for MAs and MFAs

On February 28th, the Admissions Dept. will be offering workshops to high school Juniors at the Savannah campus. Graduate students (MA and MFA) are invited to submit proposals for a 3-hour workshop to the Department Chair, Jenny Kuhla. This is an opportunity to supplement your teaching experience. There is a modest budget of $15/student for supplies, and the department can help to facilitate purchase.
Please submit proposals via email to jkuhla@scad.edu
If Atlanta or e-Learning students are interested, we can look into providing travel reimbursement and accommodations in Savannah.

Call for Entries for SCAD Literary Journal, Artemis

John McKinnon will be accepting student, faculty, or alumni artwork for consideration for the cover of Artemis, SCAD's student literary journal. The artwork does not need to refer to anything involving the specific writing of the publication and can be anything you feel is engaging for the cover of a literary anthology. This is a very informal request and the selected artist will not be financially compensated but will get credit and some copies. A vertical format is preferable because of the orientation of the cover but horizontals will be accepted also. Here are the specifics for the submissions:

1. Files must be 10 inches on the long side at 300dpi at the native resolution. PLEASE Do not send files that have been sized up to meet the specifications. Save files as 12 quality jpegs.

2. File names must be the name of the artist. Example: Janedoe01.jpeg, JaneDoe02.jpeg.

3. Files must have the following information embedded:

Artist name, status (student, alumni, faculty), email address, phone number, title of work, medium.

This information can be put in the file using the "file info" window in Photoshop.

4. Files should be emailed to John Mckinnon at jmckinno@scad.edu buy Thursday, February 5th.

PhotoAlliance Call for Entries


We are pleased to invite applicants for the Blue Earth Prize For Best Project Photography at the PhotoAlliance 2009 Our World Portfolio Review. This new award offered in partnership with PhotoAlliance provides recognition for photographic work best representing our mission: To raise awareness about endangered cultures, threatened environments and social concerns through photography.

This award will highlight the work of one attendee in a special Featured Projects Section of our website, a newsletter article and blog follow-up about PhotoAlliance, the Review and the winner. Blue Earth will also waive the application fee for the winning photographer to submit for Blue Earth project sponsorship in our upcoming September 21st deadline as well as offer free membership for one year. Three runners-up will also be offered free submission for Project Sponsorship and a one-year Blue Earth membership.

PhotoAlliance 2009 Our World Portfolio Review
Addressing the Creative Ways We Explore, Portray, Express and Connect Communities Through Images.

March 13-15, 2009 in San Francisco
Deadline to submit your portfolio for consideration
February 13th, 2009


Reviewers are committed professionals representing a cross section of our community including book and magazine publishers, packagers and editors, museum, non-profit and commercial gallery directors and curators and leading educators and photographers.

Click on the entry form image to enlarge and print or

For a prospectus go to: http://www.photoalliance.org/ourworld.pdf

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