Reader Gallery: Call for Entries / Deadline Extended

http://paprikasouthern.com/2013/05/03/reader-gallery-dream/

We’d like to announce a special feature of Paprika Southern that will make you, our readers, part of the magazine and give you the chance to share your artwork.  Each month we will include a gallery section of reader-submitted artwork, curated by Siobhan and myself.  Selected work will be included in the issue, as well as archived here on our website.

The theme for the first issue’s gallery will be “dream.”  Please interpret the theme however you like, from an actual nocturnal dream, to hopes and goals, to a dreamy feeling or mood.  We accept any medium of artwork, from digital photography, to painting, to mixed media, to Instagram.

Please note that only digital submissions will be accepted, and that submitting a piece does not guarantee it will be selected.  To submit, email up to three works tomail(at)paprikasouthern(dot)com with the subject line Dream Submission, by May 24 May 31, with the following information:

• Artist’s name
• Title of piece(s) (must match file name)
• Medium
• Website, if you would like it linked
• Hometown
• (optional) A brief statement about the work

Submissions should be no larger than 12 inches on the shorter side at 150ppi.  Emailmail(at)paprikasouthern(dot)com with questions.

Please note the deadline has been extended to May 31!

We look forward to seeing your work!

Large Format Drawing Exhibition

Large Format Drawing Exhibition Opening Thursday, May 30, 4-6 pm, Alexander Hall

Featuring wacky drawings by Kevin O'Malley

Christopher Olszewski          

Show off your art in Port City Review

Show off your art in Port City Review

Through Monday, Oct. 14

Show off your art. Port City Review, SCAD's annual student literary arts journal, welcomes work in all forms from all majors and from all class levels. Submit as many pieces as you'd like by following directions on Port City Review's submission site. The second issue of Port City Review will launch Winter 2014. To stay updated on the journal, like us on Facebook.

For more information, email District.

Adobe competition

Win up to $5,000 in Adobe competition

Submission deadline: Friday, June 21

The Adobe Design Achievement Awards celebrate student achievement in technological creative arts, honoring the most talented student graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, animators, digital filmmakers, game developers and computer artists from all over the world. Enter to win up to $5,000 in cash and Adobe software.

Students can submit up to three entries in 12 design categories. Semifinalists will be announced in July. For more information, visit adobeawards.com.

Summer printmaking classes, spread the word !!!!

PRMK200-03-Intro to Printmaking on TR 8AM
PRMK203-01-Intro to Lithography on TR 11AM

2013 PHOTO REVIEW PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART PHOTOGRAPHY CURATOR PAUL ROTH TO JURY THE 2013 PHOTO REVIEW PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

Paul Roth, Senior Curator and Director, Photography and Media Arts, at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, will be the juror for the 2013 Photo Review Photography Competition. The Photo Review, a highly acclaimed critical journal of photography, is sponsoring its 29th annual photography competition with a difference. Instead of only installing an exhibit that would be seen by a limited number of people, The Photo Review will reproduce accepted entries in its 2013 competition issue and on its website. Thus, the accepted photographs will be seen by thousands of people all across the world and entrants will have a tangible benefit from the competition.

Also, the prize-winning photographers will be chosen for an exhibition at the photography gallery of The University of the Arts, Philadelphia. And numerous Editor’s Selections will be exhibited in several Photo Review web galleries.

Because their work was seen in The Photo Review, past winners have been given one-person exhibitions, have had their work reproduced in other leading photography magazines, and have sold their work to collectors throughout the country.

Awards include an Olympus Pen E-PL5 camera; SilverFast Ai Studio 8, SilverFast HDR Studio, SilverFast SE Plus 8, from LaserSoft Imaging; a $250 gift certificate from Calumet Photographic; a 24-inch x 50-foot roll of Museo Silver Rag; a 20x24-inch silver gelatin fiber print from Digital Silver Imaging; elegant camera bags from Jill-E; and flash drives from USB Memory Direct.

An entry fee of $35 for up to three prints or images and $8 for each additional image entitles all entrants to a copy of the full-color catalogue. In addition, all entrants will be able to subscribe to The Photo Review for $36, a 20% discount.

All entries must be received by June 30, 2013.

You can download contest rules and submit images at http://www.photoreview.org/compete.htm. For further information call The Photo Review at 215/891-0214, 140 East Richardson Avenue, Suite 301, Langhorne, PA 19047, info@photoreview.org.

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THE PHOTO REVIEW

Publishing since 1976, The Photo Review covers photography events throughout the country and serves as a central resource for photography in the Mid-Atlantic region. The quarterly journal, printed on coated paper with high quality reproduction, contains reviews, portfolios, interviews, book reviews, and news. The Photo Review has presented previously unpublished images by Duane Michals, Weegee, and Frederick Sommer, and catalogues for a James VanDerZee exhibition, a show of Lois Greenfield’s dynamic dance photographs, “Changing Visions of the American Landscape,” and a widely praised catalogue celebrating the centennial of Stieglitz’s Camera Work. Its writers have included A. D. Coleman, Frank Day, Shelley Rice, Peter Hay Halpert, Barbara L. Michaels, Daile Kaplan, Jean Dykstra, and Mark Power. Subscriptions are $45 per year for the quarterly journal and the newsletter, issued eight times a year, which contains exhibition listings, exhibition opportunities from around the country and the world, and news.

One Night Only

SPD-U Editorial Competition - GREAT Jurors!

CALLING ALL STUDENTS:  Have a cool editorial project you did for class? Or maybe a spread in the campus magazine? Submit any of your editorial design work that you've created since January 2012 to our SPD-U SPOTLIGHT  Juried Online Gallery Show Enter up to 3 pieces of work and our amazing panel of judges (see who the judges are below) will pick the best of the bunch. There's NO RULES and it's TOTALLY FREE to enter!  If chosen, your work will be showcased on the SPD.org site   for all magazine professionals to see. SO ENTER TODAY! DEADLINE: JUNE 3 JUDGES INCLUDE Chelsea Cardinal, Art Director, GQ Susannah Haesche, Art Director, Women's Health Marshall McKinney, Art Director, Garden & Gun Jenn McManus, Deputy Design Director, Martha Stewart Living Jason Lancaster, Senior Director of Design, ESPN the Magazine Mike Ley, Deputy Art Director, Bon Appétit 27 Union Square West, Suite 207 | New York, NY 10003 | tel 212 223 3332 | fax 212 223 5880 mail@spd.org | www.spd.org

Intern for the Wassaic Project in NYC

Intern for the Wassaic Project in NYC!
The Wassaic Project seeks:
­1 Fall Programming Intern to work with our Co­Directors in NYC
­1 Fall Education Intern to work with our Education Director in NYC and Wassaic
Application Deadline: July 15, 2013
Start date: October 2013
End date: December 2013 (with possibility of extension)
ABOUT
Work with a group of young, passionate artists and curators at the Wassaic Project, a vibrant multidisciplinary arts organization based in Wassaic, NY, with an office in Brooklyn. Learn about aspects of running an arts organization from curating, press, marketing, event planning, exhibition hanging, gallery management and more. Because the Wassaic Project is a small, young organization, interns have a unique opportunity to contribute to the long­term identity of the organization and take on substantial responsibility.
Programming Internship:
The programming Intern will have the chance to manage their own projects and will work on our winter benefit, our residency application process and logistics, and will help manage our artist residency program and events. The Intern will work directly with artists as well as the directors of the Wassaic Project. The Internship will be tailored to meet your particular interests and take advantage of your skills from writing, to social media, to working directly with artists. Applicants must be passionate about the Wassaic Project's mission, have an interest in contemporary art, be detail­oriented, and communicate well.
Tasks will include:
­ Working closely with Co­Directors
­ Seeing the process of Artist in Residence application and review first hand
­ Helping coordinate Winter Benefit in NYC including performances and artworks
­ Helping coordinate the Summer Exhibition open call and be involved in the review of hundreds of emerging artists
Education Internship:
The Education Intern will have the unique opportunity of contributing to the development of the Wassaic Project’s expanding education programming, which connects the artists and dynamic creative resources at the Project to the greater Dutchess County and Northwest Connecticut community. Education Intern applicants should have a background or specific interest in museum/art education.
Tasks will include:
­Assisting in the planning and coordination of the Wassaic Project’s school­year partnership program, in which Artist­in­Residence Education Fellows facilitate creative projects in local public high schools.
­Working directly with students and teachers at Webutuck High School, the Wassaic Project’s partner high school.
­Researching and assisting in the application process for education­oriented grants.

­Researching and visiting museum and alternative art education programs.

REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL APPLICANTS:
­ Must be responsible, have excellent interpersonal skills, be detail oriented, able to learn quickly, and be passionate about the Wassaic Project's mission and contemporary art
­ Must be familiar with Microsoft office suite, particularly Word and Excel, basic blogging, Facebook
­ Must be available to work 2 weekdays per week in Brooklyn between January and June 2013
TO APPLY:
Send a single PDF file named: first_last_INTERNSHIPF2013 (ex: Henri_Matisse_INTERNSHIP2013.pdf) to: opportunities@wassaicproject.org
subject: INTERNSHIP APPLICATION FALL 2013
Please include in the following order:
­ Name, email, phone number, skype id, website (if applicable)
­ Please indicate whether your interest is primarily in the Education or Programming Internship
­ Your availability: What days will you be able to work? When will you be available to start? When is the last date you can work?
­ Contact information for 2 references (professional and/or professors)
­ A BRIEF cover letter stating your interest in working with the Wassaic Project and something about yourself you think is interesting. What is your interest in the arts?
­ Your resume
MORE ABOUT THE WASSAIC PROJECT:
The Wassaic Project exists to provide a genuine and intimate context for art making and strengthening local community by increasing social and cultural capital through inspiration, promotion and creation of contemporary visual and performing art.
The Wassaic Project is an artist­run, multidisciplinary arts organization based in Wassaic, NY. We facilitate artists, performers, and participants to exhibit, perform, discuss, and connect with art, music, each other, our unique site, and the surrounding community. Artists­in­residence are encouraged to experiment with new ways of working that we share and celebrate during our public programs. Visitors to the Wassaic Project are inspired to see art in a new way in this unique and welcoming setting.
The Wassaic Project's activities include a year­round artist and musician residency, an annual summer festival, and a series of public programs throughout the year including open studios. We also offer studio visits/critiques for artists involved with the organization by guest curators and visiting artists, and artist workshops with community members.
In the five years the Wassaic Project has been operating, we have grown our annual summer festival attendance from 500 to 4,000; developed the exhibitions program which includes 3 or more exhibitions per year in over 8,000 square feet of gallery space; launched the guest curator program which has worked with 21 curators in 4 years; developed the education program and started collaborating with local school systems for the 2012­2013 school year; and seamlessly integrated the Wassaic Project into the community and architecture of Wassaic, NY. The Wassaic Project has created collaborative programming with MASS MoCA, Recession Arts, the Invisible Dog, Galapagos Art Space, New Amsterdam Records, The Aldrich Museum, Allegra Laviola Gallery, Columbia University, the New School, and CUNY Hostos.
The Wassaic Project values community engagement, experimentation, and having fun.

call for submissions

Port City Review call for submissions

Through Monday, Oct. 14

Show off your art. Port City Review, SCAD's annual student literary arts journal, welcomes work in all forms from all majors and from all class levels. Submit as many pieces as you'd like by following directions on Port City Review's submission site. The second issue of Port City Review will launch Winter 2014. To stay updated on the journal, like us on Facebook.

For more information, email District.