Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Friday, May 27, 2011
SENIOR SHOW GABRIEL STIRITZ
6-9 Friday, May 27th,
Location 31st and Drayton at the CSF (Christian Student Fellowship) building.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Gabriel Stiritz Senior Show
6-9 Friday, May 27th,
Location 31st and Drayton at the CSF (Christian Student Fellowship) building.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
MFA Alumnus, Patrick Millard - Online Artist's Talk in Real Time
Patrick Millard, Daybreak, 2009
Register for Patrick's talk online (June 26th, 3pm EST) here for FREE!
You will get a login name/password to check in online that day and listen
Thursday Exhibition Opening
A SHOW OF ARTWORK BY CHLOE CRYAN, ESKA PALMER AND CATIE SOLDAN
OPENING NIGHT : MAY 26, 6-9PM AT DESOTOROW GALLERY
LIVE MUSIC!
Monday, May 23, 2011
Fall Quarter
New Section of 313 Studio Lighting Technique TR 11
EXCITING FALL ELECTIVES
Learn how to make a living as a photographer.
PHOT 440 Corporate Photography
Students develop a portfolio that demonstrates a mastery of the specialized techniques and aesthetics associated with corporate photography. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 319.
TR 5pm Catherine Cardarelli
More on Corporate Photography Click Here
PHOT 409 Art Direction of Advertising
Experiencing and building on a working relationship with student art directors, very similar to what they will experience in the professional world, photography students will work to an original layout, meet with the art director for pre-production discussions, and participate in the successful resolution of the concept and design of advertising images. Prerequisite PHOT 313
TR 2pm Catherine Cardarelli
EXCITING FALL ELECTIVES
Learn how to make a living as a photographer.
PHOT 440 Corporate Photography
Students develop a portfolio that demonstrates a mastery of the specialized techniques and aesthetics associated with corporate photography. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 319.
TR 5pm Catherine Cardarelli
More on Corporate Photography Click Here
PHOT 409 Art Direction of Advertising
Experiencing and building on a working relationship with student art directors, very similar to what they will experience in the professional world, photography students will work to an original layout, meet with the art director for pre-production discussions, and participate in the successful resolution of the concept and design of advertising images. Prerequisite PHOT 313
TR 2pm Catherine Cardarelli
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
Tonight's MFA Thesis Exhibition Hop!
For your hopping convenience:
Josiah Paris & Mary Quin at Oglethorpe Gallery, 406 E. Oglethorpe Ave.
Daniel George at Kim Iocovazzi Gallery, 1 West Jones St.
Jon Brown at Mr. Beast Gallery, 1522 Bull St.
All 6-9 pm.
Josiah Paris & Mary Quin at Oglethorpe Gallery, 406 E. Oglethorpe Ave.
Daniel George at Kim Iocovazzi Gallery, 1 West Jones St.
Jon Brown at Mr. Beast Gallery, 1522 Bull St.
All 6-9 pm.
Sherry Saunders MFA Thesis Exhibition
Friday, June 3, 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Oglethorpe Gallery
406 East Oglethorpe Ave
Savannah, GA
John and Sherry are exhibiting their thesis projects. As an MFA student in sound design, John’s research is examining the history of new instrument development. John has created an instrument that will create new sounds that are free from the associations that their source harbors in order to challenge the listener and allow for more freedom in music composition.
Sherry is receiving her MFA in graphic design, and she is exploring ambiguity and indeterminacy in graphic design. Her work includes photographs, video and an interactive installation that portrays a continuum of ambiguity.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Summer Camp Photography Instructor Wanted
Camp Canadensis http://www.canadensis.com/ is located in Northern PA. Room and board are free, and salary paid. Please link to the website for contact information.
Young Photographers Alliance Mentor Program
Hello from YPA,
We wanted to notify you that we have extended our deadline for accepting applications for our mentoring program until this Saturday May 21 st .
We are still shy mentees in a few locations mainly the following –
Altanta
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Houston
San Diego
Toront0
If you know of any young or emerging photographers who you think would benefit from this unique program we encourage you to reach out to them or send their contact information to us and we can reach out directly to them. Any and all suggestions are most welcome. We need at least 2-4 in each team location.
As a reminder, membership to YPA is a requirement to apply to the program. The membership titled “YPA 21” has a membership fee of $21. This fee includes access to programs such as the mentoring as well as to portfolio reviews, access to crucial industry standards information, to educational forums and focus groups, discounts to leading suppliers and organizations as well as advice and articles from pros in the industry and access to a member’s chat room. The membership is still evolving and will be officially launch next month. Details of the membership and its benefits can be found on our site.
This program will receive a lot of press regionally, nationally and even globally especially given we have teams in the UK, Thailand and Beijing. The benefits and experience these young photographers will receive will only add to their development as a young professional.
You have our sincerest appreciation for your time and efforts.
With kindest regards,
Deborah Free
Young Photographers Alliance (YPA)
9965 Leroy Pavilion Road
Pavilion , NY 14525
585-768-7880-p
585-768-2941-f
deborah@youngphotographersalliance.org
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Mary Quin MFA Thesis Exhibition
Support Skateistan!
Photography BFA student Morgan Dewey has been accepted to the Skateistan project as a volunteer who will teach skateboarding and art! She needs to raise funds to cover travel costs.
Please consider donating via Paypal on her BLOG. In addition, she will be hosting a print sale at Alexander Hall THIS SATURDAY starting at 2 pm. Etchings, photographs and on-the-spot custom screen printing (bring a shirt!) will be available for purchase.
Please consider donating via Paypal on her BLOG. In addition, she will be hosting a print sale at Alexander Hall THIS SATURDAY starting at 2 pm. Etchings, photographs and on-the-spot custom screen printing (bring a shirt!) will be available for purchase.
More FASHION
Attend a fashion panel
2:30-3:30 p.m., Friday, May 20, Student Center
Andrew Bevan from Teen Vogue, Mickey Boardman from Paper Magazine and Lauren Sherman from Fashionista will host a fashion panel on Friday, May 20, from 2:30-3:30 p.m. at the Student Center. Michael Fink will moderate. They will discuss finding inspiration in the unlikeliest of places. Free and open to the public. For more information contact Andy Shearer at 912.525.4881.
2:30-3:30 p.m., Friday, May 20, Student Center
Andrew Bevan from Teen Vogue, Mickey Boardman from Paper Magazine and Lauren Sherman from Fashionista will host a fashion panel on Friday, May 20, from 2:30-3:30 p.m. at the Student Center. Michael Fink will moderate. They will discuss finding inspiration in the unlikeliest of places. Free and open to the public. For more information contact Andy Shearer at 912.525.4881.
EVERYTHING FASHION
Participate in a conversation with André Leon Talley, Manolo Blahnik and Eric Wilson of The New York Times
2:30 p.m., Saturday, May 21, Lucas Theatre
André Leon Talley, Vogue contributing editor and member of SCAD’s Board of Trustees, footwear design legend Manolo Blahnik and The New York Times fashion writer Eric Wilson discuss everything from fashion inspiration to advice for aspiring designers. Free and open to the public. For more information, call Andy Shearer at 912.525.4881.
2:30 p.m., Saturday, May 21, Lucas Theatre
André Leon Talley, Vogue contributing editor and member of SCAD’s Board of Trustees, footwear design legend Manolo Blahnik and The New York Times fashion writer Eric Wilson discuss everything from fashion inspiration to advice for aspiring designers. Free and open to the public. For more information, call Andy Shearer at 912.525.4881.
FRESH
KLOMPCHING GALLERY'S First Annual Open Photography Exhibit
FRESH
Curated by W.M. Hunt and Darren Ching
The objective of FRESH, is to showcase— in exhibit and online—new talents in contemporary photography that is fresh in approach and vision. The curators are looking for photographs that fully employ the medium of photography within the context of contemporary photographic practice. There is no theme, but submissions with a consistent vision, originality and a strong viewpoint are essential. Three to five photographers will be selected for the FRESH EXHIBIT at Klompching Gallery in New York, July 20–August 13, 2011.
FRESH
Curated by W.M. Hunt and Darren Ching
The objective of FRESH, is to showcase— in exhibit and online—new talents in contemporary photography that is fresh in approach and vision. The curators are looking for photographs that fully employ the medium of photography within the context of contemporary photographic practice. There is no theme, but submissions with a consistent vision, originality and a strong viewpoint are essential. Three to five photographers will be selected for the FRESH EXHIBIT at Klompching Gallery in New York, July 20–August 13, 2011.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Internship, College Magazine
CollegeMagazine.com is seeking undergraduate student photographers for Summer 2011. We're an online and print guide focused on academic, career and social life advice written by students for students and our goal is to promote aspiring student journalists and photographers.
STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Collegemagazine.com is seeking undergraduate staff photographers. Our student photographers provide our readers with an inside glimpse to campus life. Staff photographers determine the creative direction for their photo assignments and submit photos for each article in his/her editorial section. In addition, the staff photographer works on 2-3 photo assignments for the print magazine. Candidates must currently be pursuing a degree in Photography, Art, or Journalism or have previous experience taking photos for a college-level publication. Applicants should be creative, open to new ideas and enthusiastic about working with subjects covered in the magazine.
How to Apply: Email us your resume and photo sample to editorial@collegemagazine.com.
Deadline: May 31, 2011
Please include the section that interests you most: Success, Social Life, Sex, Entertainment or Sports.
STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Collegemagazine.com is seeking undergraduate staff photographers. Our student photographers provide our readers with an inside glimpse to campus life. Staff photographers determine the creative direction for their photo assignments and submit photos for each article in his/her editorial section. In addition, the staff photographer works on 2-3 photo assignments for the print magazine. Candidates must currently be pursuing a degree in Photography, Art, or Journalism or have previous experience taking photos for a college-level publication. Applicants should be creative, open to new ideas and enthusiastic about working with subjects covered in the magazine.
How to Apply: Email us your resume and photo sample to editorial@collegemagazine.com.
Deadline: May 31, 2011
Please include the section that interests you most: Success, Social Life, Sex, Entertainment or Sports.
Call for Entry
Photography Book Now
International Juried Competition presented by Blurb.
How it works: All entries are reviewed by our panel of expert judges, who select a Grand Prize winner, the top winners in each category, first- and second-runners up in each category, and honorable mentions.
And once the judges have made the first cut, you – the people – get to vote for your own favorites to win the PBN People’s Choice Award.
$25,000 Grand Prize
Lead Judge: Darius Himes
Assistant Director, Fraenkel Gallery
Co-Founder, Radius Books
Darius Himes is Assistant Director of Fraenkel Gallery, based in San Francisco. He is a co-founder of Radius Books, a non-profit publisher of books on photography and the visual arts, where he serves on the Board and continues to consult on project acquisitions. He was founding editor of photo-eye Booklist, a quarterly magazine devoted to photography books, which ran from 2002–2007. A lecturer, educator, and writer, he has contributed to Aperture, Blind Spot, Bookforum, BOMB, PDN, and American Photo. In 2008, he was named by PDN as one of the 15 most influential people in photo book publishing. His most recent book, Publish Your Photography Book, co-authored with Mary Virginia Swanson, was released by Princeton Architectural Press in the Spring of 2011.
International Juried Competition presented by Blurb.
How it works: All entries are reviewed by our panel of expert judges, who select a Grand Prize winner, the top winners in each category, first- and second-runners up in each category, and honorable mentions.
And once the judges have made the first cut, you – the people – get to vote for your own favorites to win the PBN People’s Choice Award.
$25,000 Grand Prize
Lead Judge: Darius Himes
Assistant Director, Fraenkel Gallery
Co-Founder, Radius Books
Darius Himes is Assistant Director of Fraenkel Gallery, based in San Francisco. He is a co-founder of Radius Books, a non-profit publisher of books on photography and the visual arts, where he serves on the Board and continues to consult on project acquisitions. He was founding editor of photo-eye Booklist, a quarterly magazine devoted to photography books, which ran from 2002–2007. A lecturer, educator, and writer, he has contributed to Aperture, Blind Spot, Bookforum, BOMB, PDN, and American Photo. In 2008, he was named by PDN as one of the 15 most influential people in photo book publishing. His most recent book, Publish Your Photography Book, co-authored with Mary Virginia Swanson, was released by Princeton Architectural Press in the Spring of 2011.
Photography in Lacoste Fall 2011
Lightning Storm, Lacoste, France Tom FischerThere is a wonderful opportunity for photography majors to study in Lacoste this fall, 2011. Tom Fischer will be the photography faculty in residence.
Courses offered:
• PHOT 317 Travel Photography: The Foreign and the Familiar
• PHOT 736 The Photographic Travelogue
• PHOT 324 Documentary Photography
• PHOT 706 Documentary I
• PHOT 319 Photography Project Seminar II
• PHOT 475 Photography Senior Project
• PHOT 719, 722, 749, 753, 764, 775 Photo Arts I-V and MA Final Project.
Please contact Dena Claughton at 525-5808 or (dclaught@scad.edu) to learn more.
Another Great Elective Fall Quarter
Another great elective available fall quarter. This course is only offered once a year. The prerequisite, (alternative processes), can be waived. Click on the poster to download.
Great Elective
It is a really important course as all avenues of the field now expect you to know how to shoot and edit video. Click on Poster to download.
The Video course is being offered Fall, TR 11.
The Video course is being offered Fall, TR 11.
Internship
Wired Magazine START intern
This position is best suited to a college graduate with entry-level reporting and writing experience in the field of journalism. Responsibilities include pitching ideas to Start section editors and assisting them with research and special projects. The reporting intern is especially involved in idea generation for recurring Start items such as Q&A, Alpha Geek, Best lists, datastreams, and so on. There are administrative duties as well, such as mailing, updating databases, and preparing for section meetings. Experience with Garage Band/ProTools, video editing, and podcasting strongly preferred.
The pay: $12 per hour. The hours: 9 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday.
To apply, send a cover letter, resume, and links to three clips within the body of an email message to internships@wiredmag.com. DO NOT SEND EMAIL ATTACHMENTS – WE WON’T READ THEM IF YOU DO. Please put your name and which internship you’re applying for in the subject line of the email. You may only apply for one position; however, you will be considered for others as we deem appropriate.
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. ABSOLUTELY NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
* * * Failure to follow the above instructions may disqualify you as an applicant. * * *
This position is best suited to a college graduate with entry-level reporting and writing experience in the field of journalism. Responsibilities include pitching ideas to Start section editors and assisting them with research and special projects. The reporting intern is especially involved in idea generation for recurring Start items such as Q&A, Alpha Geek, Best lists, datastreams, and so on. There are administrative duties as well, such as mailing, updating databases, and preparing for section meetings. Experience with Garage Band/ProTools, video editing, and podcasting strongly preferred.
The pay: $12 per hour. The hours: 9 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday.
To apply, send a cover letter, resume, and links to three clips within the body of an email message to internships@wiredmag.com. DO NOT SEND EMAIL ATTACHMENTS – WE WON’T READ THEM IF YOU DO. Please put your name and which internship you’re applying for in the subject line of the email. You may only apply for one position; however, you will be considered for others as we deem appropriate.
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. ABSOLUTELY NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
* * * Failure to follow the above instructions may disqualify you as an applicant. * * *
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Teaching Position for MFAs
Link for information:
https://edmc.hua.hrsmart.com/ats/js_job_details.php?reqid=2995
https://edmc.hua.hrsmart.com/ats/js_job_details.php?reqid=2995
Josiah Paris MFA Thesis Exhibition
For the past two years I have been photographing after the sun has set, looking at unnatural light and areas which would be dark without mankind’s intervention. I work to show how tungsten and fluorescent light has transformed the space, and how compared to the day, it creates a very different scene. The photographs which compile the project “Enlightened” are not meant to be menacing but work to show the cracks I have found in mankind’s endless efforts to fill in every shadow. There are obvious limitations to man made lights, and my photographs show where their light ends; the edge of darkness.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Jon Brown MFA Thesis Exhibition
Brown will be exhibiting work from his Ruminate series. According to the artist,
Ruminate is a visual exploration of finding balance between opposing forces. The imagery originates from photographs of pigment suspended in water. These free-flowing organic forms are captured and manipulated digitally, laser cut into acrylic, inked and run through a press. This process yields itself to the unexpected. Complimenting these inked pieces are wooden boxes carefully constructed using precise measurement, engineering, and rigid lines to achieve an anticipated effect.
This relationship between the unexpected and the expected, the natural and cultural, and the organic and rigid, influences my work. The works that comprise Rumination are a tangible signifier of how I balance these forces as an artist and in life more generally.
It is upon this precept that through the adequate balance of the unexpected and expected, harmony can reside in life and art.
The Mr. Beast Gallery is located at 1522 Bull Street in Savannah, GA. Gallery hours are Monday–Friday from 2–6 pm.
For more information, feel free to contact the artist at 801-368-4554 or jbrown40@student.scad.edu.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
White House Internship Program
The White House Internship Program’s Spring 2012 application has been posted. The application deadline is Sunday, September 11. For more information and to apply, please visit www.WhiteHouse.gov/internship.
White House Photo Office: Programming in the White House Photo Office is geared toward candidates who are looking to build leadership skills in photography and photo journalism. This office is responsible for photographically documenting and capturing the history of the Presidency. Specific intern responsibilities include photographing open press events, editing photos, maintaining the photo database, and assisting with various logistical and administrative tasks.
White House Photo Office: Programming in the White House Photo Office is geared toward candidates who are looking to build leadership skills in photography and photo journalism. This office is responsible for photographically documenting and capturing the history of the Presidency. Specific intern responsibilities include photographing open press events, editing photos, maintaining the photo database, and assisting with various logistical and administrative tasks.
Monday, May 9, 2011
Exciting Electives For Fall
Below there are some new electives and some electives that are not offered very often that will be taught Fall 2011. If you have questions about a particular course please email the faculty of record.
PHOT 440 Corporate Photography
Students develop a portfolio that demonstrates a mastery of the specialized techniques and aesthetics associated with corporate photography. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 319.
TR 5pm Catherine Cardarelli
PHOT 445 Conceptual Photography Studio
A studio course directed to the successful analysis of methods for developing conceptual skills. There is a thorough and deep understanding of creative thinking versus critical thinking, and an investigation of the role of creative thinking in conceptualization, ?brainstorming', and non-linear image making. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 313.
TR 11 Catherine Cardarelli
PHOT 409 Art Direction of Advertising
Experiencing and building on a working relationship with student art directors, very similar to what they will experience in the professional world, photography students will work to an original layout, meet with the art director for pre-production discussions, and participate in the successful resolution of the concept and design of advertising images. Prerequisite PHOT 313
TR 2pm Catherine Cardarelli
PHOT 346 Mixed-media Photography
This course provides students with an overview of a broad variety of visual forms, media, operative concepts and theories that pertain to both historical and contemporary photographic practices. Students explore the impact of many of these issues through individual practices, lectures, assigned readings, class discussions and critiques. The primary practical work consists of a series of studio projects, in addition to an assigned journal/ sketchbook that is maintained throughout the quarter. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 320.
MW 11 Lynn Wright
PHOT 326 Advanced Black-and-white Printmaking
This course examines the issues and materials involved in the evolution of a personal style of expressive black-and-white printmaking. Areas of investigation include paper characteristics, developer choice and fabrication, print size, multifilter printing and chemical after-treatment. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 115
MW 2 Jaclyn Cori Norman
PHOT 440 Corporate Photography
Students develop a portfolio that demonstrates a mastery of the specialized techniques and aesthetics associated with corporate photography. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 319.
TR 5pm Catherine Cardarelli
PHOT 445 Conceptual Photography Studio
A studio course directed to the successful analysis of methods for developing conceptual skills. There is a thorough and deep understanding of creative thinking versus critical thinking, and an investigation of the role of creative thinking in conceptualization, ?brainstorming', and non-linear image making. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 313.
TR 11 Catherine Cardarelli
PHOT 409 Art Direction of Advertising
Experiencing and building on a working relationship with student art directors, very similar to what they will experience in the professional world, photography students will work to an original layout, meet with the art director for pre-production discussions, and participate in the successful resolution of the concept and design of advertising images. Prerequisite PHOT 313
TR 2pm Catherine Cardarelli
PHOT 346 Mixed-media Photography
This course provides students with an overview of a broad variety of visual forms, media, operative concepts and theories that pertain to both historical and contemporary photographic practices. Students explore the impact of many of these issues through individual practices, lectures, assigned readings, class discussions and critiques. The primary practical work consists of a series of studio projects, in addition to an assigned journal/ sketchbook that is maintained throughout the quarter. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 320.
MW 11 Lynn Wright
PHOT 326 Advanced Black-and-white Printmaking
This course examines the issues and materials involved in the evolution of a personal style of expressive black-and-white printmaking. Areas of investigation include paper characteristics, developer choice and fabrication, print size, multifilter printing and chemical after-treatment. Prerequisite(s): PHOT 115
MW 2 Jaclyn Cori Norman
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Monkey Business Part Deux: See No Evil, Speak No Evil, Hear No Evil...and Put No Kumquats in Your Lap
Installation Artist: Nadia Kuhla
Photography: Eliot Dudik
Kumquats supplied by Meryl Truett's tree
Monkeys available at The Dollar Tree
Photography: Eliot Dudik
Kumquats supplied by Meryl Truett's tree
Monkeys available at The Dollar Tree
Monkey Business I: Photography Professor's Child Strangled By Rabid Stuffed Monkey!
The Victim: Nadia Kuhla
Cameraman: Professor Josh Jalbert
Cameraman: Professor Josh Jalbert
Friday, May 6, 2011
SCAD MFA Alumnus, Patrick Millard - Upcoming Artist Talks and VASA Workshop
UPCOMING GALLERY TALKS
Formatting Gaia +
Technological Symbiosis
Online Gallery Talk by
Pattrick Millard
June 26, 2012
3 PM EST (New York time)
Noon PST
9 PM CET (Amsterdam)
In his lecture, Formatting Gaia + Technological Symbiosis, Patrick will target in on the inspirations that led to his photographic portfolio Formatting Gaia. Along with a sharing of the artwork, Patrick will highlight integrated and emerging technologies that point to a future singularity.
Patrick Millard's work continually visits upon scientific and technological themes that he sees as paramount to an understanding of the future conditions of vision, environment and the human experience. Topics such as technological embodiment, virtual and augmented realities, ecotechnology, biotechnologies, or nanotechnology are some of the reappearing issues that appear in his artwork.
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On May 14-15 2011, Humanity+ International is partnering with Parsons The New School for Design in New York City to produce Transhumanism Meets Design, a conference exploring emerging technology, transdisciplinary design, culture and media theory, and biotech.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM – Day 1
Saturday – May 14, 2011
Saturday – May 14, 2011
5:30 – 5:45 Patrick Millard –”Biosphere 2 + Future Symbiosis”
Patrick Millard is an artist, curator, and educator that works with ideas in an overlapping artistic and scientific arena. His work speaks directly to a changing environment and a need for symbiotic relationship between ecology and technology. Working in photography, sound, and new media, Millard has developed several portfolios dealing with embodiment, cryonics, virtual and augmented reality, ecotechnics, nanotechnology, and robotics. Millard received his MFA in photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design and currently holds the position of Assistant Professor of Photography at Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA.
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Also, here is an online workshop I am doing with VASA:
Workshop Details
Navigating the Post-Photographic EraInstructor: Patrick Millard | |||||||||||
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| Navigating the Post-Photographic Era This seminar is taught from Pittsburgh, PA Language: English Workshop meets online Sunday Afternoons at 3pm EST (noon PST, 3pm EST, 9 pm CET). The world of photography in the digital world of 21st century innovation is in a state of continual flux. Emerging technologies that allow photographic imagery without the use of a traditional camera, lens, or subject matter are beginning to have a presence in our mainstream culture. In this seminar we'll explore new technologies that are being unveiled through in seminar discussions,, dialogs, and practice. The history of digital imaging in the post-photographic world will be outlined before embarking upon the use of web cams, cell phones, and virtual worlds for our hands-on image making assignments. *Students should have access to a computer and photo editing software (preferably, but not necessarily, Adobe Photoshop), Second Life, Mozilla Firefox and Skype. ** This seminar begins with an introduction meeting on Sunday, July 10, 2011 at noon PM EST (3 pm EST, 9 pm CET), Online seminar meetings are 90 min. in length with interaction during the week. Information for accessing the workshop will be sent to completed registrations. For more information on this workshop contact vasa@vasa-project.com | |||||||||||
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Andrew Smith Gallery Call for Entries
Here's an opportunity in Texas It is going to be juried by D. Clarke Evans, the President and Director of Texas Photographic Society. Entries are due on May 16. For all the details see: https://asmithgallery.com/America_Call_for_Entry.php
MFA Thesis Exhibition: Greer Muldowney
Opening reception May 19th, 6 - 7:30 pm
La Galerie Bleue, 3515 Montgomery St.
Monday, May 2, 2011
Art Basel Guesthouse Residency Call for Applications
Guesthouse Basel announces a call for applications to fill 10 vacant residencies during Art Basel fair. Guesthouse Basel is a collaboration between e-flux and Städelschule, Frankfurt; in a form of a free, self-organized residency for young artists, curators, writers and gallerists. The residence will be located in close proximity to the Art Basel fair grounds and will run from June 15 through June 19, 2011.
Guest residents will be provided with basic accommodations (hammocks), shared bathrooms, common work room and breakfast. Residents will be expected to help run the guesthouse. The reception area of the guesthouse will be the site for public programming developed by the residents.
To apply, please send a short bio + 500 word statement of intent to guesthouse@e-flux.com. Please do not send images.
Application deadline: May10th.
Finalists will be notified by May 20th.
e-flux
41 Essex Street
New York 10002
e-flux.com
Guest residents will be provided with basic accommodations (hammocks), shared bathrooms, common work room and breakfast. Residents will be expected to help run the guesthouse. The reception area of the guesthouse will be the site for public programming developed by the residents.
To apply, please send a short bio + 500 word statement of intent to guesthouse@e-flux.com. Please do not send images.
Application deadline: May10th.
Finalists will be notified by May 20th.
e-flux
41 Essex Street
New York 10002
e-flux.com
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