NYC Photo Off Campus

Additional Interest Meeting

Wednesday, April 6, Bergen Hall 105, 5pm

Photography NYC off campus opportunity June 12-18, 2011.

Only 10 seats available for Photography Students

This will an not for credit whirlwind opportunity to spend a week in NYC meeting with working artists and commercial photographers. There will lots to do, tons to see, and plenty of great opportunities to meet with fabulous people.

Questions contact Rebecca Nolan, rnolan@scad.edu

Call For Entry - Architectural Unconscious

Deadline: April 29 Submissions Due by 5pm EST

Entry Fee: You may submit up to three pieces for a non-refundable entry fee of $20.

Description:

Possibly the most exquisite combination of "form meets function" exists around us all. For civilizations the architecture that emerged has served a wealth of uses, from the most utilitarian purposes to the most intricate historical records. However, the vast impressiveness and monumental achievement of the architecture we experience, typically distracts us from the efforts that lead to such an enormous structure. "The Architectural Unconscious" is an exhibition that celebrates everything architecture produces, yet overshadows in appreciation. In other words, architecture yields sculptures, drawings, photographs, paintings, plans, detailed models, and many other forms of art that demand our attention. Insightful appreciations for these humble beginnings will undoubtedly provide a more clear perspective for the significance of civilization's structures.

Website: http://desotorow.org/?p=541

Contact: info@desotorow.org

Broadreach Academic Treks Seeks Photography Teachers

Broadreach Academic Treks seeks photography teachers to serve as instructors on our Photography Program in Panama. Trip leaders teach students about technical and artistic aspects of digital photography and accompany students on eco adventure activities. In addition to teaching in exciting ways, instructors will be responsible for facilitating group dynamics, communicating with headquarters, and being a role model for high school and students. Learn more about the trip at:http://www.academictreks.com/programs/gl/PPE_gl.asp

Qualifications: Completed Master’s in Fine Arts, Photography or a related field & experience studying and teaching photography. Experience leading trips, working with teens students, and traveling internationally is preferred.

Dates: Staff training is May 27- June 3, 2011. Contracts run July 12 – August 10, 2011.

Compensation: Round trip airfare to staff training and the program location, stipend of approximately $1300, meals, housing and program activities .

Apply: Apply online at www.broadreachstaff.com

Please forward this to any students, alumni, or staff who may be interested in this position! Thank you!

Dora Hargittai
Marketing and Staffing Coordinator
BROADREACH
www.gobroadreach.com | www.academictreks.com
Summer Adventures for Teenagers
919.256.8200 or 888.833.1907

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Alien Vision!

The School of Liberal Arts “Art of the Mind” speakers series presents Dr. Mark Changizi, an evolutionary neurobiologist aiming to grasp the ultimate foundations underlying why we think, feel and see as we do. Why do humans see in color? Why do we have eyes on the front of our heads, like cats, rather than on the sides, like horses? These are just a few of the riddles Dr. Changizi will explore in his lecture – Alien Vision Revolution, Thursday, March 31 at 8pm in Arnold Hall Auditorium. For more information contact Nancy Richards at 5-5801 or nrichard@scad.edu .

Online Teaching Opportunity

For details, click HERE.

Call for Work: 3rd Ward Open Call

EARLY ENTRY DEADLINE: Thursday, March 31, 2011, 11:59PM EST

March 21, 2011, NYC: Artists Wanted is pleased to announce the latest edition of The 3rd Ward Open Call , scheduled to launch online this week. An acclaimed art and design center based in Brooklyn, 3rd Ward will offer a live/work residency to the Grand Prize Winner, culminating in a solo exhibition on-site. The competition is open to all artists around the world. 3rd Ward is searching for all types of innovative work including: Sculpture, Installation, Painting, Drawing, Photography, Design, Illustration, Film, Video, Animation, Performance, Sound and everything inbetween. Conceptual proposals are also welcome.

All participants in The 3rd Ward Open Call will be considered to receive The Grand Prize: a s olo exhibition in New York City, a 3-month live/work artist residency at 3rd Ward , a $5,000 cash grant, airfare and shipping to and from New York City (for non-NYC residents), NYC-wide exposure and an online feature promoting the artist's work internationally.

Additionally, the public will cast their vote and the highest rated portfolio will receive the People's Choice Award: $1,000 cash and an online feature promoting the artist's work internationally.
The top 25 runners-up will receive online features, gaining worldwide exposure!

Previous Open Call Winners, Carrie Shaltz + Zach Hyman were sent on a spontaneous art-making roadtrip, courtesy of 3rd Ward. Debuting at 3rd Ward’s gallery this Spring, Shaltz + Hyman's Preyground , is a narrative documentation of the duo's journey through desolate and forgotten regions of the United States, with no location scouting, no assistants, no crew, and most importantly... no rules.

For more information, please visit www.3rdwardopencall.com

3rd Ward is a member-based art and design center for creative professionals in New York City. Committed to providing resources, opportunities and a dynamic-creative network, our space houses four gorgeous photo studios, a professional wood & metal shop, a fully loaded digital media lab, shared & private work space and a large selection of interdisciplinary art classes.

Daria Brit Shapiro
Head Curator + Director of Outreach
Artists Wanted
mobile: 917.215.9039
daria@artistswanted.org
www.artistswanted.org

Call for Work: Wassaic Project Summer Festival 2011

Call for Papers

In support of young scholars conducting innovative research in contemporary art, Art&Education is pleased to announce a Call for Papers for its inaugural Papers Prize, which includes a research sum of 2000 USD and the opportunity to present a paper at a conference, organized by Artforum & e-flux co-sponsored by Society of Contemporary Art Historians, on the subject of the deregulation in art practice and history.
What is the relationship between art and deregulation? Over the past four decades, the deregulation of global markets has been accompanied by the rise of flexible labor, the proliferation of highly sophisticated financial instruments, and increasing social complexity. Art&Education wishes to examine the possible links between such economic shifts, the putative rise of post-industrial society, and contemporary artistic practices, taking into account the renewed global interest in performativity, social and technological networks, and collaboration.  By considering such topics in dialogue or counterpoint with historical precedents, we hope to arrive at a more sophisticated understanding of artistic production and reception today–a field in which rules aren't bent but are simply fluid.
Proposals may include subjects such as:

• Pre-histories and legacies of institutional critique
• Models of artistic autonomy within historical conditions of economic deregulation
• The legislation of public-private partnership between the state, funders, and art institutions
• The recent "pedagogical turn" in which art and education entwined, and the concurrent decline of higher education and student activism
• The changing forms of artistic resistance and critique, to include strategies of appropriation, mimicry and performativity
• The rise of alternative spaces, and their changing relation to traditional spaces of the museum, gallery and studio
• Post-studio art practices and the dematerialized artwork as it relates to social and economic mechanisms of Post-Fordism.
• Reconfiguration of Think Tanks as a discursive and social model in contemporary art

Final Entries will be reviewed by the Selection Jury: 
Daniel Birnbaum, Director, Moderna Museet
Claire Bishop, Associate Professor of Art History, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Tim Griffin, Artforum International
Suzanne Hudson, Co-founder and President of the Society of Contemporary Art Historians
Molly Nesbit, Professor Art History, Vassar College
Brian Kuan Wood, Editor, e-flux journal
One submission will be chosen as a recipient of the Art&Education Papers Prize. The winner and two-runners up will be given the opportunity to present a 20-minute portion of their research at a conference, featuring both invited and submitted papers and presentations. Details will be announced at a later date.
Texts should be research-based articles pertaining to art history or contemporary art, and may be drawn from conference papers, seminar papers, dissertation chapters, etc.  All submitted texts will be considered for publication on Art&Education
We ask that you submit pieces anywhere from 2,000 to 6,000 words with a 100 word abstract and full contact information by midnight of May 30th 2011.
No late submissions will be considered.
Please submit articles, abstract and bios by email to papers@artandeducation.net.

Volunteer/Intern Opportunity

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S&I Exhibition Loan Form

Attach a separate form to EACH piece accepted for the Silver & Ink exhibition. Please include both framed and unframed dimensions (as relevant), and don't forget to sign and date on the last page.

Standard Medium/Media Descriptors:
Gelatin silver print (traditional b/w print)
Digital Type-C Print (color print from Theta or Epsilon)
Mixed Media (indicate specific media if desired)
Either of the following for an Inkjet print:

Archival Inkjet Print
Carbon Pigment Print

Click to enlarge and print each page of the 3 page form.

S&I Portfolio Review Update

Squire Fox has had to cancel. If you signed up for a review with Squire, you will now be reviewing with alumnus, Christopher Lane. See the bios tab above for more information on Chris.

Self Portrait Contest: Great Prizes--Internships & More

Dear Photo Dept. at SCAD,

My apologies for the late notice, but wanted to turn your attention to the Society of Publication Designers’ Student Photo Competition. I’ll be brief, as the web link will speak for itself...

The theme ...“Self Portrait” is anything you make it.

The prizes... well, I wish I were a student again, as I would enter this contest in a heartbeat!

The judges... Top photo editors and art directors in New York’s publishing biz

I do hope you’d consider this exciting opportunity for your Photography Students.

(p.s. Did I mention the entry is FREE????)

Check out the details:

http://www.spd.org/2011/03/self-portrait-student-photogra.php

And here’s more about us:

http://www.spd.org/

Best,

Nancy Stamatopoulos

Member, Board of Directors

SPD

Family Portrait Opportunity

To Whom it May Concern-

My name is Rashida Bowlin. My family and I will be vacationing in Tybee Island on May 12-May 15, 2011. I have a request for a student of photography. I was wanting to know if there is a student that would be available to take family pictures of my family (of ~20 people) on the beach anytime, during this time frame.

We are looking at ~45 minutes to ~1 hr of photography. We are willing to negotiate a price, if possible.

We thought this might be a less expensive way to take pictures of our family group and give a student the chance to practice photography.

Our ultimate goal is to present all the portraits taken in a photo book to my grandmother who will turn 91 this November.

If there is anyway that a student, or someone else that you recommend, could assist in this project, we'd be very appreciative and grateful.

Please email or contact me via the information below.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Rashida Bowlin
Murphy, TX
214.227.2323

rashidabowlin@gmail.com

Silver & Ink Exhibition Jury Results

For a downloadable/printable list, click on the S&I Exhibition Jury Results tab above.
Congratulations to the following students!

First Name	Last Name	Accepted Submission(s)
Abra	Anderson	Untitled (Entry 1)
Aniz	Ansari	Live in Dreams
Stephen	Archer	Dock
Christopher	Barfield	Relic
Alec	Bastian	Landesbank Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart
Nicole	Belcher	Rooftop Apparition
Lea	Bennett	Kevin and James, 2010
Patrick	Bombard	Untitled 01 (Entry 1)
Charlotte	Botsford	Untitled - Lindsey Hart
Jordan	Brooks	Untitled (Entry 2)
Timothy	Budnick	We Aren't Poor
Jennifer	Buffkin	Paris Cafe
Dennis	Burnett	Fly Over at The Great American Race
		Four Hours Prior
Alison	Bushor	Resurrection
Boone	Bussey	KEN
Brittany	Callahan	I Am Slender
Abigail	Cassner	Untitled (Entry 2)
		Golden Bath
Alexandra	Chalkley	Isle Sur la Sorgue, France
Skott	Chandler	816 Drayton Street
Angel	Chiriboga	Mompiche
Frederic	Cisneros	Untitled (Entry 1)
Chloe	Cryan	Wiley
		Tara and Finn
Taylor	Curry	Epiphyte Series #1
		Diseased Bird
Jonathan	Dean	You Smoking a Cigarette
		You on the Outside
Stacy	Diehl	Untitled (Entry 1)
		Untitled (Entry 2)
Zhenjie	Dong	Yin Yang Fish
		Internet Effect #2
Mark	Dorf	The Architect
		Delirium
Jacob	Edmison	Untitled (Entry 3)
Reid	Elem	Untitled. Route 16, Georgia
Josh	Epperson	Navigation Without Stars
Jolene	Esposito	Untitled (Entry 2)
Becca	Ewing	The Loch Ness Monster as Portrayed by Scuba Steve
Ivan	Feign	Droplets of Time
Edith	Fogel	Wisdom
		Knowledge
Sami	Fox	Watch
Amy	Gable	Highway
Gabriella	Garcia Pardo	Feeding Time
Bryce	Gaspard	Permanent Fixture (VI)
Daniel	George	Parking Lot Mural
		[mis]Understanding Cartier-Bresson
Alex	Getz	Panorbia
Johnny	Gin	Collapse
Tyler	Goldman	Two Worlds
		Fields of Vision
Cynthia	Gonzalez Espinos	Apple Deprivation
		Chroma
Jamie	Gordon West	S.S. Godwin Falcon
		So Cosmic
Dave	Greer	Untitled (Entry 1)
		Untitled (Entry 3)
Meg	Griffiths	Did You Remember
		Sandia Fog
Amanda Blair	Guiles	RUN
Dominique	Guillaume	"Blind Walk"
Jake	Hamilton	a woman
Sunni	Hammer	Le Vol Des Abeilles 1
Marlene	Hawthrone Thomas	Mami says you have fallen, your old bones cannot knit themselves well
Andrew	Hefter	Bone setter
Margaret	Hiden	Palm Beach
		No Photography Allowed: Untitled #1
Shirmira	Hill	Mary Lou's Window
Pimprae	Hiranprueck	Once Upon a Time
Whitney	Holbourn	Ghost in the Machine
Karen	Hulse	Childhood Memories
Mathias	Hungler	Luis Magdiel Meléndez
Ana	Ibarra	From the series Folkloric Queen (Entry 2)
		From the series Folkloric Queen (Entry 3)
Myra	Iqbal	Saawan Mela
		Janbaz Circus
James	Jackman	Macau Trucks (Grid)
		In Dongguang
Ryan	Johnson	Bull in Field
		Neighbor's House
Samuel Adam	Johnson	The Streets Below
Gracie	Jones	Caged Fruit
Mary Ella	Jourdak	Paper Decay
Rebecca	Judy	Macau Fish
Andrew	Kastner	Sensitive Dependence on Initial Conditions
		Phase Space
Ashley	Kauschinger	We're fighting in Paris.
Sara	Keith	Skyline
Elizabeth	Kelly	The White Rabbit
Brittany	Kobayashi	Left Behind
Emily	Labouerie	In the Kitchen
Jeane	La Rance	The Face of Cholera
Rachael	Latoff	City Living
An/Chris	Le/Hench	The Doll Man
		Jessica
Brianna	Leonard	Gas Mask
Alix	Leventon	Lil' David's Crabbing
Kathleen	(Lynch) Callahan	Release
Ajay	Malghan	Passing Through
		Horizon 9
Wyatt	Mangum	Cole
Alexandra	Marrero	No One to Play With
		Woulda Coulda Shoulda
Rachel	Martin	Solitude
Stefan	Matwijec	Midnight Menagerie no. 1
		Midnight Menagerie no. 8
Michael	Mayne	Kites: Delhi, India
Lauren	McDermott	Beets
Erin	McNeil	Teal Sheets
Jennifer	Mitchell	Two Bellies
Caitlin	Moore	Service & Repair
		The Great Divide
Allie	Morris	Take Me
Joshua	Niven	Deer
		Transition
Rockie	Nolan	From Cloudbursts, We Arrived
Aaron	Norberg	Untitled 4
Alan	Orrison	Verdon Gorge in the Clouds
		Monts du Cheval Blanc, de Mourre Negre
Audra	Osborne	Untitled (Entry 2)
Jessica	Palinski	Strolling the Grassy Street
Mark	Pariani	Void
Josiah	Paris	Island
Michael	Patterson	Johannesburg Landscapes
		Social Map for February 16, 2011
Alexander	Pedigo	Manifestation Trocadéro
Meike	Petri	Projection/TV
Andrew	Phillips	Alley Way Central
		Sitting By Food Vendor Sham Shui Po
Olivia	Prance	The Candle That Nearly Burnt Out
Mary	Quin	The BVM
		Mother of Pearl
Alyssa	Richards	My Parents
Morrigan	Richardson	Cavalier
Jeff	Riley Jr	111000
Ben	Rollins	Centering Sarah
		Centering Paul
Elliot	Ross	Prole
		Winter Duel
James	Sakalian	Morgan Livingston
LiA	Sanders	Just Like You
Brittany	Scales	Inner Landscapes: Hint
Chelsea	Schiff	Aixois
Allison	Schreiber	"Within These Rugged Walls"
Rachel	Self	Entry
Julie	Sharpe	Untitled II (from the Displacement series)
Dylan	Shaw	Out For The Night
Alexandra	Simmons	Untitled #3
Caitlyn	Soldan	Tiny Dots? (Palm Trees)
Frazer	Spowart	Skidmarks
		Drift
Jessica	Stacy	She hid her lipstick in the riverbank 1
Gabriel	Stiritz	Industrial Food (Caliper)
		Industrial Food (Tomato)
Chris	Talbot	Platyrrhini
		La Regard
Jamie	Tanner	February
J. Michelle	Taylor	Abra's Dance
Deanna	Thompson	James Clyde & Courtland Brewster holding their respective grandfathers James Brewster & Orville Brewster)
P. Seth	Thompson	The Unobserved Quantum State
Kasandra	Torres	Untitled No. 1
Mark	Trent	Hillsboro Neo Nazi
		Darlene and Sidney
Adam	Trevillian	Ellis
Nicholas	Turk	Driving To Get My Hair Cut
Emily	Van Ness	Faint Light (Untitled 7)
Kelly	Walden	Little Bo Peep Show
David	Welch	Shopping Totem - Material Culture Study
		Pink - Material Culture Study
Alphonso	Whitfield	Dixies Flowers
Elise	Wille	Window Series - Nov 12, 8:00 PM
		Window Series - Nov 15, 2:00 PM
Sarah	Williams	Full of Suspense
Arlene	Wong	Lost
		The Face
Kristin	Wong	assimilation
Michelle	Worsham	Foreclosures in McDonough, GA
Michael	Younker	Anywhere But Home
Jessica	Yousif	Forgiven Grips
Logan	Zawacki	King Robotics - 200X Product Catalog
		Modern Sesame
Ashley	Zichlin	Super Mario Bros
		Cynthia

Call for Work

Last Chance! --Savannah Magazine Internship

Photography Interns for Savannah magazine

Savannah magazine captivates and inspires the savvy reader with an engaging, authentic vision of the region’s elegant lifestyle. As the area’s only city magazine, Savannah delivers the witty inside scoop on the city’s creative leadership, natural beauty, fine architecture, soulful culture, rich history and bright future.

Summary of Internship:

Savannah magazine distinguishes itself by featuring a premier level of photography in all its platforms. We are currently seeking photography interns who are passionate about the magazine industry to assist our editorial and art departments in carrying out our mission. The internships will involve conceptual photography, event coverage and administrative work. Photography interns will be tasked with contributing to our Savannah Buzz, Style and Seen sections in addition to SavannahMagazine.com. Interns will report to the Savannah magazine office for regular feedback, assignments and mentoring sessions. The unpaid internships are available to college students who are eligible to receive college credit for their service as an intern toSavannah magazine.

Knowledge and Skill Requirements:

- must have strong knowledge of photography and possess a strong creative portfolio

- must exhibit command of Adobe Photoshop

- must be able to edit and upload photographs to our website

- must be comfortable working independently on out-of-office assignments

- must be extremely organized, have a strong work ethic and a personable and professional demeanor

- previous event coverage experience is a plus

Additional Information:

Applicants should send resumes, references, samples of work and cover letters to:

jim.signorile@savannahmagazine.com

Additional Courses Offered Spring Quarter

New Section

PHOT 113 Photographic Foundations I, TR 5

PHOT 419 Digital Video Media Technique- elective, MW 5-7:30 few seats left.

PHOT 313 Studio Lighting Technique, Section 3, MW 5-7:30

Digital Image for the Web
Elective
SFIN 306 Digital Imaging for the Web still has seats available. This is a basic web design course for photographers. The course is an elective. To find the course to register look under Fine Art, (not photography). The course is SFIN 306, offered MW 2-4:30 Bergen Hall 407. Course Description: Students are afforded the opportunity to communicate through the medium of photographs on the Web and obtain skills that have proven productive in the marketplace. Emphasis is placed on acquiring Web design proficiency through appropriate use of software and image editing tools. Image formatting possibilities are investigated, along with aesthetic/functional aspects of site navigation, design, sequence and consistency. Prerequisite(s): CMPA 100.

PHOT 724 Web Design for Photography
Images created within this course are placed in the context of an operating Web site. Students focus on image optimization for Internet and intranet components, as well as CD and DVD publishing. Electronic imaging communication and aesthetics are emphasized in the context of a digital posting environment. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 714.

Internship Opportunity: Photography Production

5 Points Productions is looking for a student with an interest in learning about and assisting with shoot production in a stills  photography agency. Responsibilities would include putting budgets together, booking studios/ talent/ crew/ locations, organising permits, travel arrangements, etc. In addition, there will be possible opportunities to go on set. Applicant should be well organised, able to cope well under pressure, friendly, hard working,  and have a professional telephone manner.

http://5pointsprod.com/

Contact Anabella, Production Co-ordinator, for more information

The Power of Self 2011--Call for Work

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Daria Brit Shapiro

daria@artistswanted.org

Your self portraits define you. Hosted by Artists Wanted , a competition celebrating the power of self portraits. Your story, told through images, is the most powerful story ever told. Submit your best work and have a chance to win one year of your life paid for.

March 14, 2010, NYC: Artists Wanted is pleased to announce the launch of the second edition of The Power of Self , a competition focused upon the self-portrait. Following on the heels of their hugely successful Year in Review competition, whose winners mounted a critically-acclaimed installation at The Scope Art Show, Artists Wanted’s Power of Self is searching for the most compelling works of self-portraiture in any and all mediums- from photography, painting, sculpture, new media and everything in between.

The Grand Prize Winner of The Power of Self 2011 will receive one year of their life paid for , a gala reception in New York City, a video documentary on their work produced by Artists Wanted, a lifetime subscription to See.Me , and a gallery-stretched 18" x 24" DNA Portrait provided by DNA11.

The Power of Self will also award $2500 cash to our People Choice Winner- the portfolio with the highest number of public votes. Additionally, entrants to The Power of Self will receive feedback on their portfolio from guest curators and the public, as well as a free See.Me account for 60 days. The earliest entrants will receive a custom, limited-edition sketchbook provided by Artists Wanted and Moleskine, and will be published on Moleskine's Flickr gallery over the course of the competition.

This competition is about your story, your image and the power you hold. This is your chance to share yourself on a grand scale for a grand prize. This is the Power of Self.

Deadline for Entry is April 15, 2011

For more information, please visit: www.artistswanted.org

Artists Wanted was created by two Brooklyn based artists, Jason Goodman and William Etundi Jr. Their first hand experience in the art world was the inspiration for creating this bold new platform for finding burgeoning talent and exposing it to the world. After combining their art world connections, promotional expertise and aesthetic sensibility, Goodman and Etundi launched Artists Wanted with the mission of making the discovery of new artists more welcoming, dynamic and expansive.

See.Me is a new portfolio-hosting service exclusively for artists and creatives. Launching in Spring 2011, See.Me is a dynamic new way to expose your work to a worldwide audience.

The Moleskine® brand was born in 1997, bringing back to life the legendary notebook used by artists and thinkers over the past two centuries: among them Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, and Bruce Chatwin. A trusted and handy travel companion, the nameless black notebook held invaluable sketches, notes, stories, and ideas that would one day become famous paintings or the pages of beloved books. Today, the name Moleskine encompasses a family of nomadic objects: notebooks, diaries, and journals, dedicated to our mobile identity. Indispensable companions to the creative professions and the imagination of our times: they are intimately tied to the digital world.

DNA 11 is the original creator of DNA Art Portraits, Fingerprint Portraits, and Kiss Portraits, offering the world's most personalized art on canvas.

Daria Brit Shapiro

Head Curator + Director of Outreach

Artists Wanted

mobile: 917.215.9039

daria@artistswanted.org

www.artistswanted.org