Set Photographer Needed for Hollywood Film Shooting in Savannah

Film set photographer needed ASAP. If interested, please email Photography Department Chair, Rick English with a link to your portfolio: renglish@scad.edu.

Job Opportunity: Manager of Educational Programs, Everhart Musuem

The Everhart Museum of Natural History, Science, and Art in Scranton, PA seeks a Manager of Educational Programs. For more information: http://everhart-museum.org/jobs/

The Halide Project, Living Image, Call for Entry Deadline, August 2, 2017

THE HALIDE PROJECT presents LIVING IMAGE Traditional & Alternative Photography CALL FOR ENTRY On view: October 6-29, 2017 Deadline: August 2nd

The Halide Project was founded in 2015 to foster the art of traditional, alternative process, and historic photography. Based in Philadelphia, The Halide Project strives to serve both the local and global communities by providing artists with exhibition opportunities, affordable workspace, educational programming, and other resources. We enthusiastically invite practitioners of chemistrybased photography from around the world to submit work to be considered for Living Image 2017, as a means to share their work with others and connect with like-minded artists. www.thehalideproject.org Living Image will showcase contemporary artists working in traditional photographic techniques. Selected works will be included in an exhibition held at Gravy Studio & Gallery in Philadelphia, and published in a printed catalog to accompany the exhibition. All selected artists will receive a copy of the catalog, with additional copies available for sale. One Grand Prize Winner will be selected to receive a $250 cash prize along with the opportunity to show a body of work in The Halide Project’s annual invitational exhibition, slated for Spring 2018. Our past invitationals have featured work by Bill Armstrong, Lisa Elmaleh, Vincent Feldman, Josh Marowitz, Lucretia Moroni, Sage Lewis, Tricia Rosenkilde, and Sarah Van Keuren.

For more information, go to:
http://www.thehalideproject.org/call-for-entry/?utm_media=email&utm_source=one

Paid Photography Internship with Savannah Ballet Theatre

Responsibilities will include shooting:
Company member head shots in August 2017
Performances throughout the year (November 2017 Nutcracker and spring 2018 spring performance)
Marketing images on an as-needed basis
Recital portraits.

Please email Abby McCuen, the SBT Education and Advancement Director, with a link to your portfolio. abby@savannahballettheatre.org. include examples of studio portraiture and event photography if possible.

View their website at www.savannahballettheatre.org.

Summer Writing Workshops

Summer Writing Workshops

Writing an Academic Essay

Friday, July 21 at 1:00 p.m.
Jen Library, Room 220

Avoiding Plagiarism

Friday, July 28 at 1:00 p.m.
Jen Library, Room 220

Giving Insightful Critiques

Friday, August 4 at 1:00 p.m.
Jen Library, Room 220

Space is limited. Email write@scad.edu to register

Maggie O'Hara (M.F.A., photography, 2015) Exhibition at Jepson Center, July 28-November 5, 2017

Maggie Mullin O’Hara is a multimedia artist from Pittsburgh, PA, currently based in the South; specifically, Columbia, SC and Savannah, GA. Her exhibition I’m Trying To Tell You incorporates the mediums of video, performance, photography, sculpture and installation. The show includes a site-specific sculptural video installation of a yearlong performance piece. The artist asks the viewer to experience, more intimately, these shared vulnerabilities with her. She invites us to endure with her, feel with her, cry with her… for you, for me, for her, for him, for them, for us.

O’ Hara’s work exists as a hybrid form, borrowing from the traditions of the mediums of video, photography, performance and installation. It explores ideas of interconnectedness between the physical body and experiences of psychological balance and imbalance while proposing the possibility of fulfillment through the indeterminate. It challenges the trans-subjective nature of our roles in the experience of the work, as well as the potentiality for indetermination as change — as having the capability to reverse pain into pleasure, or more radically, to collapse distinctions between the two. The work proposes the ultimatum of indeterminacy leading towards an artistic, affective production, and away from any possibility of being limited, distinct or settled.

O’ Hara received her Masters of Fine Arts in Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2015 and her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Photography from Point Park University in 2013. She currently serves as adjunct Professor of Digital Video and curator/manager of the FAB gallery within the Fine Arts Department at South Carolina State University.

I’m Trying to Tell You is part of Telfair Museums’ #art912 initiative, a dedicated platform to raise the visibility and promote the vitality of artists from Savannah and will be presented in the #art912 lounge space (former Jepson Café).

RELATED PROGRAM | Jepson Center

Artist Talk
Thursday, July 27, 6pm
FREE and open to the public

Maggie O’Hara (American, b. 1991)
Stills from This Is Me Crying, 2017
1920 x 1080 HD Video
Courtesy of the artist

Two Wedding Photography Job Opportunities

One wedding is August 3rd, 2017 in Savannah. The second is next May (2018) on Jekyll Island (about 2 hours south of Savannah). Email Professor Jenny Kuhla at jkuhla@scad.edu for client contact information.

Job Opportunity

TruPlace, a real estate photography company located in Germantown, Maryland is currently looking to hire a contractor(s) to do some real estate photography work in the Savannah area and their need is immediate. The pay rate per assignment is $50-$100 and it requires a newer model full frame camera and full frame wide angle zoom lens.

For more information go to https://gethired.com/a/527004c0-2be2-4d3f-9649-240d602a91ab

Delusional: Jonathan LeVine's Search for the Next Great Artist, Deadline, July 5, 2017

Jonathan Levine Projects is committed to new and cutting edge art, exploring the terrain of the high/low and everything in between. As a youth growing up in Trenton, New Jersey during the 1980s, Jonathan LeVine recognized the appeal of countercultural aesthetics including punk flyers, comics, graffiti and tattoos. In 2001, after years of independently curating at alternative venues, he decided to open a gallery specializing in this nascent art movement. Many people called him and this risky endeavor “delusional”, however, sixteen years later, he’s now the owner of one of the most well know gallery’s in the world and has cultivated the careers of many renowned artists. Jonathan LeVine is now looking for the world’s next great artist and wants to see if YOU have what it takes. Are you delusional enough?

Jonathan LeVine Projects’ first annual art competition is open to artists from around the world, ages 18 and above, of all backgrounds and experiences. After the submission deadline, a selection of artworks will be chosen to be exhibited in Delusional, a group show highlighting the finalists, opening on August 9, 2017. Jonathan LeVine will choose first, second and third place winners.

For more information go to https://jonathanlevineprojects.artcall.org/

Bloom Award: Deadline, July 31

BLOOOM AWARD BY WARSTEINER

STEPPINGSTONE FOR EMERGING ARTISTS
The competition funded by Warsteiner brewery offers young artists from all around the world the possibility to gain a foothold in the international art market.

Who can apply?

Visual arts, Design, Urban art or Video – the artistic potential has no limitations at BLOOOM Award by WARSTEINER. We are looking for artists who knowingly work at the interfaces between art and creative industries, whose works blur boundaries of traditional forms of expression. Since its beginning in 2010, BLOOOM Award by WARSTEINER emphasizes interdisciplinarity, power of innovation, courage and progressiveness. For the last edition, more than 2,000 artists applied from 84 countries.

http://www.blooomawardbywarsteiner.com/Conditions_of_participation