Added to the Schedule:
PHOT 340 Ink Jet Printing
TR 8 Craig Stevens room 407
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Call for Entry
alter-ego ii:
images made with toy cameras or alternative photographic processes
April 28-May 19, 2012
The Nave Gallery
Curated by Greer Muldowney
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: April 1, 2012
Film is dead, right? Not so fast. The proliferation of toy cameras, pinhole camera kits, and how-to-manuals for alternative processes suggests otherwise. The exhibition Alter-Ego Part II will celebrate the quirky, personal, non-digital point of view of artists bucking the trend in the world of 21st century photography. All themes will be considered.
This is a follow up to the 2009 exhibit Alter-Ego curated by Bridget Kane and Greer Muldowney. View that exhibit
Applicants must submit:
Up to five (5) jpeg files on a CD-Rom (300 dpi)
An image list including title, dimension, date, camera, film and process for each work submitted. Please label each file (artistname)(title).jpeg A short statement describing the work
Telephone and e-mail contact information
A current artist's CV
$15 entry fee payable to The Nave Gallery (NOT refundable)
Self-addressed stamped envelope with adequate postage for return of materials
Mail entries to:
The Nave Gallery
Attn: S. Berstler
155 Powderhouse Blvd.
Somerville, MA 02144
Calendar:
April 1: Entries due
April 8: Notification of acceptance
April 20-21: Delivery of artwork
April 28-May 19: Exhibition will be on display
April 28: 3-6 pm Opening Reception
May 25-26: Return of artwork
images made with toy cameras or alternative photographic processes
April 28-May 19, 2012
The Nave Gallery
Curated by Greer Muldowney
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: April 1, 2012
Film is dead, right? Not so fast. The proliferation of toy cameras, pinhole camera kits, and how-to-manuals for alternative processes suggests otherwise. The exhibition Alter-Ego Part II will celebrate the quirky, personal, non-digital point of view of artists bucking the trend in the world of 21st century photography. All themes will be considered.
This is a follow up to the 2009 exhibit Alter-Ego curated by Bridget Kane and Greer Muldowney. View that exhibit
Applicants must submit:
Up to five (5) jpeg files on a CD-Rom (300 dpi)
An image list including title, dimension, date, camera, film and process for each work submitted. Please label each file (artistname)(title).jpeg A short statement describing the work
Telephone and e-mail contact information
A current artist's CV
$15 entry fee payable to The Nave Gallery (NOT refundable)
Self-addressed stamped envelope with adequate postage for return of materials
Mail entries to:
The Nave Gallery
Attn: S. Berstler
155 Powderhouse Blvd.
Somerville, MA 02144
Calendar:
April 1: Entries due
April 8: Notification of acceptance
April 20-21: Delivery of artwork
April 28-May 19: Exhibition will be on display
April 28: 3-6 pm Opening Reception
May 25-26: Return of artwork
Paid Internships: Deadline this Thursday 3/1
Hello from Hallmark!
The deadline to apply for our Creative Summer Internships is THIS THURSDAY, March 1st, 2012 at 11:59PM CST! This summer, Hallmark will be offering 15 PAID summer internships (which include an hourly salary, a housing stipend, and relocation assistance if you are not from the Kansas City metro area). There are a wide variety of Creative Summer Internship opportunities available for a wide variety of majors and talent types, including:
Sculptor/3D Modeling Artist – Keepsakes Studio
3D Product Designer – Commercialization and Retail Studios
Industrial Designer – Design Engineering Studio
Multimedia Designer-Video – Multimedia Studio (Animators and Motion/Interactive Designers should also apply for this opening!)
Design Technician – Tech Design Studio
Font Designer/Lettering Artist – Lettering Studio
Graphic Designer – Consumer Activation
Motion Photographer/Photographer – Union Hill Photography Studio
Bilingual Writer/Editor – Writing and Editorial Studios
Writer/Editor – Writing and Editorial Studios
Copywriter – Consumer Activation
To learn more about our one-of-a-kind internship program, each position, the portfolio requirements, and to apply, please visit http://www.hallmark.com/careers and click on “College Students.” A resume, cover letter and a portfolio of your work are required for all positions. Specific details regarding portfolios (including "what we look for," accepted file types, and specific requirements) can be found within each internship posting on our website.
REMINDER: THE DEADLINE TO APPLY IS THURSDAY, MARCH 1ST, 2012, and late submissions will not be accepted. We look forward to considering your internship submission. Good luck!
The deadline to apply for our Creative Summer Internships is THIS THURSDAY, March 1st, 2012 at 11:59PM CST! This summer, Hallmark will be offering 15 PAID summer internships (which include an hourly salary, a housing stipend, and relocation assistance if you are not from the Kansas City metro area). There are a wide variety of Creative Summer Internship opportunities available for a wide variety of majors and talent types, including:
Sculptor/3D Modeling Artist – Keepsakes Studio
3D Product Designer – Commercialization and Retail Studios
Industrial Designer – Design Engineering Studio
Multimedia Designer-Video – Multimedia Studio (Animators and Motion/Interactive Designers should also apply for this opening!)
Design Technician – Tech Design Studio
Font Designer/Lettering Artist – Lettering Studio
Graphic Designer – Consumer Activation
Motion Photographer/Photographer – Union Hill Photography Studio
Bilingual Writer/Editor – Writing and Editorial Studios
Writer/Editor – Writing and Editorial Studios
Copywriter – Consumer Activation
To learn more about our one-of-a-kind internship program, each position, the portfolio requirements, and to apply, please visit http://www.hallmark.com/careers and click on “College Students.” A resume, cover letter and a portfolio of your work are required for all positions. Specific details regarding portfolios (including "what we look for," accepted file types, and specific requirements) can be found within each internship posting on our website.
REMINDER: THE DEADLINE TO APPLY IS THURSDAY, MARCH 1ST, 2012, and late submissions will not be accepted. We look forward to considering your internship submission. Good luck!
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
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Silver & Ink Deadline is March 7th.
The Silver & Ink Deadline is only ONE week away!
Go to the info tab on the blog for details or click on the link below.
Go to the info tab on the blog for details or click on the link below.
Call for entries
Deadline March 7 2012
Go to
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Images Made with Toy Cameras or Alternative Photographic Processes
Alter-Ego II: Images Made with Toy Cameras or Alternative Photographic Processes April 28-May 19, 2012 The Nave Gallery Curated by Greer Muldowney SUBMISSION DEADLINE: April 1, 2012 Film is dead, right? Not so fast. The proliferation of toy cameras, pinhole camera kits, and how-to-manuals for alternative processes suggests otherwise. The exhibition Alter-Ego Part II will celebrate the quirky, personal, non-digital point of view of artists bucking the trend in the world of 21st century photography. All themes will be considered. This is a follow up to the 2009 exhibit Alter-Ego curated by Bridget Kane and Greer Muldowney. Applicants must submit:
• Up to five (5) jpeg files on a CD-Rom (300 dpi) • An image list including title, dimension, date, camera, film and process for each work submitted.
Please label each file (artistname)(title).jpeg A short statement describing the work • Telephone and e-mail contact information • A current artist's CV • $15 entry fee payable to The Nave Gallery (NOT refundable) • Self-addressed stamped envelope with adequate postage for return of materials
Mail entries to:
The Nave Gallery Attn: S. Berstler 155 Powderhouse Blvd. Somerville, MA 02144 Calendar: April 1: Entries due April 8: Notification of acceptance April 20-21: Delivery of artwork April 28-May 19: Exhibition will be on display April 28: 3-6 pm Opening Reception May 25-26: Return of artwork
• Up to five (5) jpeg files on a CD-Rom (300 dpi) • An image list including title, dimension, date, camera, film and process for each work submitted.
Please label each file (artistname)(title).jpeg A short statement describing the work • Telephone and e-mail contact information • A current artist's CV • $15 entry fee payable to The Nave Gallery (NOT refundable) • Self-addressed stamped envelope with adequate postage for return of materials
Mail entries to:
The Nave Gallery Attn: S. Berstler 155 Powderhouse Blvd. Somerville, MA 02144 Calendar: April 1: Entries due April 8: Notification of acceptance April 20-21: Delivery of artwork April 28-May 19: Exhibition will be on display April 28: 3-6 pm Opening Reception May 25-26: Return of artwork
Silver and ink reminder
Just a Reminder, the Silver & Ink Deadline is only TWO weeks away!
Go to the info tab on the blog for details or click on the link below.
Go to the info tab on the blog for details or click on the link below.
Call for entries
Deadline March 7 2012
Go to
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
PDN deadline
Final Deadline for the 2012 PDN Photo Annual! Friday, February 24th is the absolute last day to enter!
Be sure to follow us on twitter and keep up with us on Facebook for the latest on all of our contest opportunities
Industry Awards
• The $15,000 Arnold Newman Prize for New Directions in Photographic Portraiture.
• Adobe presents the Breakthrough Photography Award to celebrate artists creating compelling works through digital imaging. An award of $1,000 prize and Adobe® Creative Suite® 5.5 Master Collection will be given to the winner.
• The Marty Forscher Fellowship Fund cash award to one professional and one student winner.
• The Sony Emerging Photographer Award to one emerging photographer who will receive a Sony camera and a $1,000 cash prize.
• Ten winners will receive a Nielsen Photo Group membership which includes; subscriptions to PDN and Rangefi nder magazines, a PDN PhotoPlus Expo Gold Expo Pass, a PhotoServe portfolio and discounts on WPPI and PDN contests.
• PDN Editor's Choice Award: one winner will receive a full-page self promotion ad in an upcoming issue of PDN.
• Additional awards and prizes will be announced online.
• Have your work seen by top photo industry judges.
• Winning images will be published in PDN's June Photo Annual issue which is sent to over 5,000 creatives. Winning images will also be in an extended online gallery featured and archived on pdnonline.com.
• An exclusive party will be held in May 2012 celebrating the winners. Judges, select industry creatives and photographers are among the invited guests.
• Use your Photo Annual win to promote your photography business. Winners will receive an official winner's seal. Photo Annual 2012 Winner's Seal
• ADVERTISING
• MAGAZINE/EDITORIAL
• PHOTO BOOKS
• PHOTOJOURNALISM/ SPORTS/DOCUMENTARY
• CORPORATE DESIGN/ PHOTO PRODUCTS
• PERSONAL
• STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY
• WEB SITES
• STUDENT WORK
• VIDEO
Entry Fees
Single Entry: $55
Series: $65
Student: $35
Deadline
FINAL DEADLINE:
February 24, 2012
Enter The Contest
Be sure to follow us on twitter and keep up with us on Facebook for the latest on all of our contest opportunities
Industry Awards
• The $15,000 Arnold Newman Prize for New Directions in Photographic Portraiture.
• Adobe presents the Breakthrough Photography Award to celebrate artists creating compelling works through digital imaging. An award of $1,000 prize and Adobe® Creative Suite® 5.5 Master Collection will be given to the winner.
• The Marty Forscher Fellowship Fund cash award to one professional and one student winner.
• The Sony Emerging Photographer Award to one emerging photographer who will receive a Sony camera and a $1,000 cash prize.
• Ten winners will receive a Nielsen Photo Group membership which includes; subscriptions to PDN and Rangefi nder magazines, a PDN PhotoPlus Expo Gold Expo Pass, a PhotoServe portfolio and discounts on WPPI and PDN contests.
• PDN Editor's Choice Award: one winner will receive a full-page self promotion ad in an upcoming issue of PDN.
• Additional awards and prizes will be announced online.
• Have your work seen by top photo industry judges.
• Winning images will be published in PDN's June Photo Annual issue which is sent to over 5,000 creatives. Winning images will also be in an extended online gallery featured and archived on pdnonline.com.
• An exclusive party will be held in May 2012 celebrating the winners. Judges, select industry creatives and photographers are among the invited guests.
• Use your Photo Annual win to promote your photography business. Winners will receive an official winner's seal. Photo Annual 2012 Winner's Seal
• ADVERTISING
• MAGAZINE/EDITORIAL
• PHOTO BOOKS
• PHOTOJOURNALISM/ SPORTS/DOCUMENTARY
• CORPORATE DESIGN/ PHOTO PRODUCTS
• PERSONAL
• STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY
• WEB SITES
• STUDENT WORK
• VIDEO
Entry Fees
Single Entry: $55
Series: $65
Student: $35
Deadline
FINAL DEADLINE:
February 24, 2012
Enter The Contest
Senior Showcase
Eligibility:
All Savannah campus photomajors in the Senior year of their undergraduate studies
Deadline:
March 23rd 2012
Notification of selection:
March 25th 2012
Selected Students Hang Work
April 25th 2012
Opening tentatively scheduled for April 27th (Silver and Ink opens April 28th)
The show will be at the Ashmore Gallery.
The show will be at the Ashmore Gallery.
Submission
Entries must be emailed to Dillon McDaniel, dmcdanie@scad.edu, by the deadline listed above. The subject of the email must read Senior Showcase.
Submission emails must include the following:
•Full name, student id number, phone number, student’s scad email address.
• Please submit a cohesive portfolio of 10 images saved as jpegs that are 1,200 pixels along the longest edge. Images should be titled with your last name_01, last name_02, etc
• Image identification page saved in Microsoft Word. Image identifications should correspond with the image
numbers of the jpeg files and include the following information: student name, image title (or untitled), medium (materials), size.
• OPTIONAL: Short project statement.
Dillon H. McDaniel
Professor of Photography
School of Fine Arts
Savannah College of Art and Design®
101 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. (P.O. Box 3146)
Savannah, GA 31402-3146
Office: 202 Bergen Hall
Savannah College of Art and Design®
101 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. (P.O. Box 3146)
Savannah, GA 31402-3146
Office: 202 Bergen Hall
T: 912.695.2352
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Graduate Students/recent undergrad alums Poster Session
Call for Project Proposals: Graduate Student Poster Session
Deadline: April 20, 2012
The goal of this poster session is to give graduate students a place
to present their work and encourage them to engage with their
colleagues in the professional art community. Students will
communicate their research concept in poster format. Graduate students
are encouraged to submit any type of art historical or studio art
related project. This can include but is not limited to students
majoring in art history, painting, design, architecture, sculpture and
animation. This poster session will celebrate the diversity of SECAC’s
graduate students and provide them with professional and academic
exposure in a supportive environment. This can also include recent
graduates (from 2011–present) who may wish to submit graduate level
projects.
For more information please contact Sherry Saunders at
sherrysaunders@gmail.com or go to http://www.secollegeart.org/
Deadline: April 20, 2012
The goal of this poster session is to give graduate students a place
to present their work and encourage them to engage with their
colleagues in the professional art community. Students will
communicate their research concept in poster format. Graduate students
are encouraged to submit any type of art historical or studio art
related project. This can include but is not limited to students
majoring in art history, painting, design, architecture, sculpture and
animation. This poster session will celebrate the diversity of SECAC’s
graduate students and provide them with professional and academic
exposure in a supportive environment. This can also include recent
graduates (from 2011–present) who may wish to submit graduate level
projects.
For more information please contact Sherry Saunders at
sherrysaunders@gmail.com or go to http://www.secollegeart.org/
wedding photography internship
Shannon Christopher Photography is looking for two candidates that wish to learn all aspects of running a wedding photography business. This internship involves the technical (training in proper lighting, composition and exposure) along with proper business practices (relationship building, selling you and an experience and understanding your value) that improve an artist’s chances
to succeed long-term.
The interns will work primarily as assistants to Shannon during wedding and engagement shoots. This involves close interaction with all clients in high-energy situations. Intern candidates should have affable personalities with a mindset for achieving goals. Candidates will work 4-12 hours a week with most work being Saturdays and the occasional two hour weekday evening session. Monthly one on one meetings will be scheduled with Shannon for portfolio review, instruction and general questions regarding all aspects of the business. Intern may also arrange Shannon to be present as a resource for one of their personal shoots.
All candidates should apply directly to shannon@shannonchristopher.com. Please include a short bio with photo, a summary of your long-term career goals and what you hope to achieve during this internship.
Monday, February 20, 2012
District is now hiring
Join the District editorial board. Bolster your resumé. Hone your craft. Develop new skills.
District is now hiring for the 2012-2013 academic year. Terms begin the first day of spring quarter 2012, and end the last day of spring break 2013.
All applications, along with descriptions of positions, can be found on our website: http://www.scaddistrict.com/?p=27095. The deadline for applications is March 2, and applications should be directed to abennett@scad.edu.
Positions available:
Managing Editor
Copy Editors
News Editor
Culture Editor
Opinion Editor
Student Life Editor
Entertainment Editor
Illustrations Editor
Special Sections Editor
Creative Director
Social Media Coordinator
Interactive Coordinator
Multimedia Specialist: Video
Multimedia Specialist: Audio
Multimedia Specialist: Photo
Kenneth Rosen
Editor-in-Chief-Elect
copy@scaddistrict.com
District is now hiring for the 2012-2013 academic year. Terms begin the first day of spring quarter 2012, and end the last day of spring break 2013.
All applications, along with descriptions of positions, can be found on our website: http://www.scaddistrict.com/?p=27095. The deadline for applications is March 2, and applications should be directed to abennett@scad.edu.
Positions available:
Managing Editor
Copy Editors
News Editor
Culture Editor
Opinion Editor
Student Life Editor
Entertainment Editor
Illustrations Editor
Special Sections Editor
Creative Director
Social Media Coordinator
Interactive Coordinator
Multimedia Specialist: Video
Multimedia Specialist: Audio
Multimedia Specialist: Photo
Kenneth Rosen
Editor-in-Chief-Elect
copy@scaddistrict.com
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Artla.com is a professional artist website that connects artists with interior designers, collectors, museums and galleries. Just recently we have taken a proactive approach on art education to help student artists become art professionals. We have opened an art competition that allows any student regardless of their major to upload any image of their work for free in order to win a jump-start package including $10,000 cash, a MacBook Pro, a full Adobe Creative Suite, an Epson printer, and their own exhibition at Bergamot Station. Additionally, each student who participates automatically receives a art business guide that will help them establish their careers as professional artists and sell their works.
Annie Paranto
International Creative Adviser
International Creative Adviser
Project Manager
ArtLA.com, Inc.
Bergamot Arts Complex
2525 Michigan Ave., Bldg. D4
Santa Monica, CA 90404
P: 424.744.1222
E: annie@artla.com
www.artla.com
ArtLA.com, Inc.
Bergamot Arts Complex
2525 Michigan Ave., Bldg. D4
Santa Monica, CA 90404
P: 424.744.1222
E: annie@artla.com
www.artla.com
Call for Work: Self-Portraits
Davis Orton Gallery Call for Work: Portfolios Showcase.
The theme for the first showcase of the season is SELF-PORTRAITS: You are your subject. We are looking for a series of photographs (7-12) where you star. You may be playing a role, telling a story, conversing with other artists, sharing your world, making a statement, commenting on identity.
Two photographers will be selected to exhibit their portfolios via both slide show and prints as part of our scheduled photography exhibition April 6-May 13.
Press releases and other forms of marketing will include Portfolio Showcase exhibitors.
All processes and techniques are welcomed. DEADLINE March 9, 2012. Fee $35.
Submission and all information online: http://davisortongallery.com/portfolio-submissions/
The theme for the first showcase of the season is SELF-PORTRAITS: You are your subject. We are looking for a series of photographs (7-12) where you star. You may be playing a role, telling a story, conversing with other artists, sharing your world, making a statement, commenting on identity.
Two photographers will be selected to exhibit their portfolios via both slide show and prints as part of our scheduled photography exhibition April 6-May 13.
Press releases and other forms of marketing will include Portfolio Showcase exhibitors.
All processes and techniques are welcomed. DEADLINE March 9, 2012. Fee $35.
Submission and all information online: http://davisortongallery.com/portfolio-submissions/
DISTRICT is hiring
Join the District editorial board. Bolster your resumé. Hone your craft. Develop new skills.
District is now hiring for the 2012-2013 academic year. Terms begin the first day of spring quarter 2012, and end the last day of spring break 2013.
All applications, along with descriptions of positions, can be found on our website: http://www.scaddistrict.com/?p=27095. The deadline for applications is March 2, and applications should be directed to abennett@scad.edu.
Positions available:
Managing Editor
Copy Editors
News Editor
Culture Editor
Opinion Editor
Student Life Editor
Entertainment Editor
Illustrations Editor
Special Sections Editor
Creative Director
Social Media Coordinator
Interactive Coordinator
Multimedia Specialist: Video
Multimedia Specialist: Audio
Multimedia Specialist: Photo
Kenneth Rosen
Editor-in-Chief-Elect
copy@scaddistrict.com
District is now hiring for the 2012-2013 academic year. Terms begin the first day of spring quarter 2012, and end the last day of spring break 2013.
All applications, along with descriptions of positions, can be found on our website: http://www.scaddistrict.com/?p=27095. The deadline for applications is March 2, and applications should be directed to abennett@scad.edu.
Positions available:
Managing Editor
Copy Editors
News Editor
Culture Editor
Opinion Editor
Student Life Editor
Entertainment Editor
Illustrations Editor
Special Sections Editor
Creative Director
Social Media Coordinator
Interactive Coordinator
Multimedia Specialist: Video
Multimedia Specialist: Audio
Multimedia Specialist: Photo
Kenneth Rosen
Editor-in-Chief-Elect
copy@scaddistrict.com
Friday, February 17, 2012
Hallmark on Campus: 2/22 & 2/24
SCAD Partners:
Would you be so kind as to help us spread the word to your students about our visit to SCAD next week, specifically the Hallmark presentation on Wednesday night? Details are below -- please forward on to your students via email, post on your departmental blogs, remind them during classes, etc.!
Hallmark On Campus at SCAD:
-Wednesday 02/22 -- Hallmark Presentation in Arnold Hall Auditorium, 7:00-9:00PM -- presentation is open to all majors/all grade levels.
-Friday 02/24 -- Stop by the Hallmark booth at the SCAD Career Fair! Learn more about Hallmark, our products, our internships, and/or have your portfolio reviewed by one of our team members
Thank you for your partnership. We look forward to seeing you and your talented students during our visit next week!
Best,
E
Erin S. Roebuck
Recruiter :: Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Web: http://www.hallmark.com/careers
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/HallmarkCollegeRecruiting
Twitter: @HallmarkJobs
email | eroebu4@hallmark.com
office | 816.545.0786
cell | 913.980.3801
Would you be so kind as to help us spread the word to your students about our visit to SCAD next week, specifically the Hallmark presentation on Wednesday night? Details are below -- please forward on to your students via email, post on your departmental blogs, remind them during classes, etc.!
Hallmark On Campus at SCAD:
-Wednesday 02/22 -- Hallmark Presentation in Arnold Hall Auditorium, 7:00-9:00PM -- presentation is open to all majors/all grade levels.
-Friday 02/24 -- Stop by the Hallmark booth at the SCAD Career Fair! Learn more about Hallmark, our products, our internships, and/or have your portfolio reviewed by one of our team members
Thank you for your partnership. We look forward to seeing you and your talented students during our visit next week!
Best,
E
Erin S. Roebuck
Recruiter :: Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Web: http://www.hallmark.com/careers
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/HallmarkCollegeRecruiting
Twitter: @HallmarkJobs
email | eroebu4@hallmark.com
office | 816.545.0786
cell | 913.980.3801
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
SPE National
SPE National Conference Reaching Capacity
A record numbers of early registration for the upcoming SPE National conference in San Francisco indicates we may reach capacity before the March 1 preregistration deadline. If you plan to attend the event, register now to secure your place.
If the conference sells out in advance, we will not be able to sell registration or session passes onsite.
If you've already registered, don't sweat it, this notice is being sent to all current and recently lapsed members; please share with your colleagues and students. Look forward to seeing many of you in March!
Call for Entry
Biennial 2012 A National Juried Exhibition
Peninsula Fine Arts Center
Newport News , Virginia
Juror, David Mickenberg
Executive Director, The Taubman Museum of Art, Roanoke, Virginia
$6,000 in Awards
Entry Deadline May 5
Celebrating our 50th Anniversary
Questions:
Please email Michael Preble, Pfac Curator at mpreble@pfac-va.org.
Need help preparing your images, email mpreble@pfac-va.org.
Friday, February 10, 2012
portfolio competition
The Women's Committee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art is pleased to announce its second Photography Portfolio Competition. The application deadline for the competition is May 4, 2012.
http://www.pmaphotocompetition.org/
http://www.pmaphotocompetition.org/
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Photo Electives Spring 2012
Some of the electives listed are offered on a limited basis.
Click posters to see more information.
SFIN 306: Digital Imaging for the Web
Spring 2012 MW 2-4.30pm
To find the undergraduate course to register look under Fine Arts in the Look Up Courses section of MySCAD. Questions email Liz Darlington, ldarling@scad.edu
Web design has become a very lucrative way to make a living. The words or Eduardo Angel, "Take a web design course. There are no reliable web designers and we all need one."
325 Picture Story/726 Documentary Photo II
MW 11-1:30 Zig Jackson, only offered Spring Quarter
PHOT 440/732 Corporate Photography
Spring 2012 TR 5-7, only offered spring quarter
PHOT 409: Art Direction of Advertising MW 11
Congratulations to Jonathan Harvey, B.F.A. photography student and Mihai Draganescu, B.F.A. advertising on their collaborative advertisement from PHOT 409 Art Direction of Advertising, which won the Silver SCADDY prize for advertising photography, (see campaign on poster below).
Click posters to see more information.
SFIN 306: Digital Imaging for the Web
Spring 2012 MW 2-4.30pm
To find the undergraduate course to register look under Fine Arts in the Look Up Courses section of MySCAD. Questions email Liz Darlington, ldarling@scad.edu
Web design has become a very lucrative way to make a living. The words or Eduardo Angel, "Take a web design course. There are no reliable web designers and we all need one."
325 Picture Story/726 Documentary Photo II
MW 11-1:30 Zig Jackson, only offered Spring Quarter
PHOT 440/732 Corporate Photography
Spring 2012 TR 5-7, only offered spring quarter
PHOT 409: Art Direction of Advertising MW 11
Congratulations to Jonathan Harvey, B.F.A. photography student and Mihai Draganescu, B.F.A. advertising on their collaborative advertisement from PHOT 409 Art Direction of Advertising, which won the Silver SCADDY prize for advertising photography, (see campaign on poster below).
Spring 2012 Blue Earth Photo Contest
Blue Earth invites amateur and professional photographers to engage the power of photographic storytelling in our Spring 2012 Blue Earth Photo Contest.
Our work at Blue Earth is based on the belief that a dramatic image can change our perception and alter our understanding of a subject. This idea defines our mission to raise awareness about endangered cultures, threatened environments, and critical social concerns through photography. Blue Earth helps photographers educate the public and motivate society to make positive change - we invite contest entries that exemplify our mission and the power of photographic storytelling.
Entries will be judged by a panel of jurors, all professionals in the photographic field, on the criteria of quality, creativity, and visual narrative. The 1st place winner will receive $500, gear donated by Think Tank Photo, admission to our 2-day, 2012 photo workshop, and inclusion in the Blue Earth "Honors" gallery.
The entry period opened January 1, 2012 and closes at midnight Pacific Time on March 31, 2012. The entry fee is $25 for one photo, $5 per additional photo. Proceeds from this contest benefit Blue Earth's mission and help support our sponsored documentary projects.
Visit Blue Earth for full details.
http://www.blueearth.org/
Our work at Blue Earth is based on the belief that a dramatic image can change our perception and alter our understanding of a subject. This idea defines our mission to raise awareness about endangered cultures, threatened environments, and critical social concerns through photography. Blue Earth helps photographers educate the public and motivate society to make positive change - we invite contest entries that exemplify our mission and the power of photographic storytelling.
Entries will be judged by a panel of jurors, all professionals in the photographic field, on the criteria of quality, creativity, and visual narrative. The 1st place winner will receive $500, gear donated by Think Tank Photo, admission to our 2-day, 2012 photo workshop, and inclusion in the Blue Earth "Honors" gallery.
The entry period opened January 1, 2012 and closes at midnight Pacific Time on March 31, 2012. The entry fee is $25 for one photo, $5 per additional photo. Proceeds from this contest benefit Blue Earth's mission and help support our sponsored documentary projects.
Visit Blue Earth for full details.
http://www.blueearth.org/
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Sculpture Electives Spring 2012
Check out 8 Sculpture electives offered Spring 2012- including a graduate level elective. Click and grab posters for more information.
Career Fair Preparation and Companies Coming for Photographers
Feb. 10 at Arnold Hall
SCAD proudly offers free student workshops in writing stories, scripts, business plans and more. And just in time for the upcoming SCAD Career Fair 2012, new workshops on public speaking, improv and confidence-building have been added. Register now by visiting bitly.com/casscadregister.
Presented by the liberal arts department and the office for career and alumni success at SCAD.
As an added bonus - SCAD career advisers will be on hand 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the first floor gallery to answer all your questions about SCAD Career Fair 2012.
11 a.m. Workshops include:
How to Write a Thesis by David Stivers, professor of English, Room 205
Poetry Writing: Exploring the Creative Process by Angela Brandt, professor of creative writing, Room 206
Relaxation: A Passport to Freeing Up Creativity by Jeffrey DeVincent, professor of communications, Room 207
Visualize Your Success: Mental Techniques to Achieve Your Dreams by Mary Lou Davis, professor of psychology, Room 208
Writing Dialogue for the Short Story by George Williams, professor of creative writing, Room 209
Writing for Stage and Screen:Creating Characters Through Dialogue by Dennis Randall, professor of English, Room 218
Truth or Memory: What Lies at the Heart of Memoir? by Jonathan Rabb, professor of writing, Room 219
Writing Vivid Characters: Details,Dimension and Drive by James Lough, contemporary writing chair, Room 220
2 p.m. Workshops include:
Arnold Hall, room 229 Noon - 2 p.m. Portfolio reviews will be offered on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Like, Um, Err, Ahh: Speaking Clearly in Professional Situations by Julie Berman, professor of communications, Room 205
Speaking Confidently: How to Avoid the Speech Jitters by Pat Mooney, counselor, Room 206
Stargazing: How to Interact with Heroes, Celebrities, and Recruiters by Rebecca Weldon, professor of communications, Room 207
The Secrets of Improv!: Applying Improv to Real-Life Communication by David Storck, professor of performing arts, Room 208
Writing the Environment-as-Character by Stephen Geller, professor of English, Room 218
Trading School for a Job by Russell Wigh, professor of business, Room 219
How to Pitch Your Stories to Magazine Editors by Lee Griffith, professor of writing, Room
Space is limited. Sign up today at bitly.com/casscadregister.
Companies coming to the career for photography students
Discovery Communication
Euro Chi
La Isla Magazine
Exploration Summer Programs
Fuel
Hallmark
Hilton Head Island Photography
Loloi Rugs
Resource Interactive
The Art Institutes
Time Inc.-Division of Time Warner
SCAD Career Fair 2012 is February 24! For the latest updates, visit scad.edu/careerfair.
SCAD proudly offers free student workshops in writing stories, scripts, business plans and more. And just in time for the upcoming SCAD Career Fair 2012, new workshops on public speaking, improv and confidence-building have been added. Register now by visiting bitly.com/casscadregister.
Presented by the liberal arts department and the office for career and alumni success at SCAD.
As an added bonus - SCAD career advisers will be on hand 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the first floor gallery to answer all your questions about SCAD Career Fair 2012.
11 a.m. Workshops include:
How to Write a Thesis by David Stivers, professor of English, Room 205
Poetry Writing: Exploring the Creative Process by Angela Brandt, professor of creative writing, Room 206
Relaxation: A Passport to Freeing Up Creativity by Jeffrey DeVincent, professor of communications, Room 207
Visualize Your Success: Mental Techniques to Achieve Your Dreams by Mary Lou Davis, professor of psychology, Room 208
Writing Dialogue for the Short Story by George Williams, professor of creative writing, Room 209
Writing for Stage and Screen:Creating Characters Through Dialogue by Dennis Randall, professor of English, Room 218
Truth or Memory: What Lies at the Heart of Memoir? by Jonathan Rabb, professor of writing, Room 219
Writing Vivid Characters: Details,Dimension and Drive by James Lough, contemporary writing chair, Room 220
2 p.m. Workshops include:
Arnold Hall, room 229 Noon - 2 p.m. Portfolio reviews will be offered on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Like, Um, Err, Ahh: Speaking Clearly in Professional Situations by Julie Berman, professor of communications, Room 205
Speaking Confidently: How to Avoid the Speech Jitters by Pat Mooney, counselor, Room 206
Stargazing: How to Interact with Heroes, Celebrities, and Recruiters by Rebecca Weldon, professor of communications, Room 207
The Secrets of Improv!: Applying Improv to Real-Life Communication by David Storck, professor of performing arts, Room 208
Writing the Environment-as-Character by Stephen Geller, professor of English, Room 218
Trading School for a Job by Russell Wigh, professor of business, Room 219
How to Pitch Your Stories to Magazine Editors by Lee Griffith, professor of writing, Room
Space is limited. Sign up today at bitly.com/casscadregister.
Companies coming to the career for photography students
Discovery Communication
Euro Chi
La Isla Magazine
Exploration Summer Programs
Fuel
Hallmark
Hilton Head Island Photography
Loloi Rugs
Resource Interactive
The Art Institutes
Time Inc.-Division of Time Warner
SCAD Career Fair 2012 is February 24! For the latest updates, visit scad.edu/careerfair.
SCAD Tech Pro Expo.
SCAD Tech Pro Expo. The Expo will be held this Friday, February 10th, between 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at Hamilton Hall, Studio C - Room 104, and Studio A - Room 130 and online. Faculty and students will be able to attend presentations from industry leaders such as Adobe, Canon, Panasonic, Sony, and more.
For more information, please check out the following link:
http://www.scad.edu/experience/events/tech-pro-expo/index.cfm
For more information, please check out the following link:
http://www.scad.edu/experience/events/tech-pro-expo/index.cfm
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Event Documentation Opportunity
Hello photography faculty: We are in the process of completing plans for Vegas Night on Saturday, 02/11/2012. This is an annual event sponsored by Student Involvement, Residence Life and Housing and Counseling Student Support Services. This program is very engaging and creative with actual poke boards and games, besides other festivities.
We are trying to secure a few more photographers to document the night. I wanted to reach out to you for support in securing additional students. Their primary role would be to take photos throughout the night. These photos will eventually be shared with SAC.
Event information:
If you would please either forward this email to your students, share during your classes, and/or provide me with their contact information and I will reach out. Students can also sign up directly by emailing: Michael A. Dixon atmdixon@scad.edu.
Thank you for your support,
-- Dixon
We are trying to secure a few more photographers to document the night. I wanted to reach out to you for support in securing additional students. Their primary role would be to take photos throughout the night. These photos will eventually be shared with SAC.
Event information:
- Vegas Night: Saturday, 02/11 starting at 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.; arrive by 7:30 p.m. to take photos of the space before doors open.
If you would please either forward this email to your students, share during your classes, and/or provide me with their contact information and I will reach out. Students can also sign up directly by emailing: Michael A. Dixon atmdixon@scad.edu.
Thank you for your support,
-- Dixon
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Michael A. Dixon
Coordinator of Student Activities
Savannah College of Art and Design®
T: 912.525.4406 - Fax: 912.525.4405
mdixon@scad.edu - www.scad.edu
Michael A. Dixon
Coordinator of Student Activities
Savannah College of Art and Design®
T: 912.525.4406 - Fax: 912.525.4405
mdixon@scad.edu - www.scad.edu
New Art History Courses Spring 2012
ARTH 786 Visual Culture
Professor Fred Gross
Spring 2012
Elective Course
MW 8-10:30
Arnold Hall
ARTH 471 The Madness of Photography
Professor Lisa Young
Spring 2012
Elective Course
MW 2-4:30
Arnold Hall
ARTH 377 Photography and Modernity
Professor Holly Goldstein
Spring 2012
Elective Course
TTh 8-10:30
Arnold Hall
Professor Fred Gross
Spring 2012
Elective Course
MW 8-10:30
Arnold Hall
ARTH 471 The Madness of Photography
Professor Lisa Young
Spring 2012
Elective Course
MW 2-4:30
Arnold Hall
ARTH 377 Photography and Modernity
Professor Holly Goldstein
Spring 2012
Elective Course
TTh 8-10:30
Arnold Hall
Get Published!!!
Hello! My name is Jason Ervin and I am currently the art editor of the Tulane Review. The Review is currently accepting submissions for our upcoming issue. We encourage submissions in basically any form, from photography, to painting to mixed media and everything in between. We are currently working to increase student submissions, and would love to showcase some of the artistic talent SCAD students have to offer in our magazine. Because we generally do not receive nearly as many art submissions as we do poetry and prose submissions, students who submit to the review have a great shot at being published. Interested artists may submit up to five pieces to:
tulane.review@gmail.com
Jason B. Ervin
Tulane University '13
Tulane Literary Society, President
The Tulane Review , Art Editor
Newcomb Sexuality and Gender Alliance, Treasurer
tulane.review@gmail.com
Jason B. Ervin
Tulane University '13
Tulane Literary Society, President
The Tulane Review , Art Editor
Newcomb Sexuality and Gender Alliance, Treasurer
Gear for sale!
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Monday, February 6, 2012
Madness of Photography Symposium
The art history department will welcome a diverse group of talented scholars to SCAD for the fourth biennial symposium. The symposium "Madness of Photography" and the assembled panels promise a vigorous dialogue. The ideas presented will inform discussion in art history courses and across the SCAD curriculum. We look forward to students engaging with current scholarship by attending Fred Gross' book signing on Thursday evening, the keynote by Abelardo Morell on Friday evening, or the two-day symposium. For additional information regarding the schedule please consult www.scad.edu/arthsymposium.
On-line registration remains open until the morning of the symposium on Friday, February 10. Registration will be possible at the SCAD Museum of Art during the symposium. The symposium is open to the public, requires registration, and there is a $15 fee. Fred's book signing and Abelardo Morell's keynote are free and open to the public.
This symposium will examine new perspectives on the many implications of madness in photography's history, theory, and practice. The symposium will explore a wide range of topics: the historiography of the medium, including writings on photography and madness, death, time, or memory; photo-manias; new modes of dissemination; the place of photography in social networking; artists or movements interested in achieving or documenting states of madness; photography's participation in the definition and construction of madness; the medium's connections to scientific and pseudo-scientific fields; and photography and madness outside of the Western tradition. "The Madness of Photography" panels address themes including trauma, poetry, portraiture, memory, and exhibitions. I encourage you to use the symposium and other events as required field trip opportunities.
The symposium will again benefit from amazing experiences outside of the lecture hall, including the exhibition "Room In My Head: Staging Psychological Spaces" curated by Melissa Messina at Gutstein Gallery.
David Field
CATERPILLAR
official website: http://www.caterpillarfilm.com
facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/CATERPILLAR/244760242265884
Directed by: http://www.davidfieldproductions.com
Synopsis
Through the creative process, a reclusive woman overcomes mental stagnation and rediscovers her inner beauty. The story entails a bizarre idea that invades a woman’s mind and gestates into an overwhelming frenzy of thought. Personified by a colony of caterpillars, this force consumes every cerebral barrier, thereby liberating her mind and enabling the birth of a fresh perspective. Thus ensues a surreal metamorphosis…
“Caterpillar” is a cerebral drama, filmed in the historical Wynkoop House, famous for housing George Washington. The crew consists of highly esteemed artists working across a wide spectrum of disciplines. This includes special effects artist, Ben Bornstein (300, The Fighter), visual effects artist Greg Silverman (Black Swan), and editor, Corey Bayes (Haywire, Contagion, The Informant, Che). From storyline through production, Caterpillar is an ode to the creative process. This film is a must-see for anyone who has ever submitted to their imagination and felt transformed by an idea.
official website: http://www.caterpillarfilm.com
facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/CATERPILLAR/244760242265884
Directed by: http://www.davidfieldproductions.com
Synopsis
Through the creative process, a reclusive woman overcomes mental stagnation and rediscovers her inner beauty. The story entails a bizarre idea that invades a woman’s mind and gestates into an overwhelming frenzy of thought. Personified by a colony of caterpillars, this force consumes every cerebral barrier, thereby liberating her mind and enabling the birth of a fresh perspective. Thus ensues a surreal metamorphosis…
“Caterpillar” is a cerebral drama, filmed in the historical Wynkoop House, famous for housing George Washington. The crew consists of highly esteemed artists working across a wide spectrum of disciplines. This includes special effects artist, Ben Bornstein (300, The Fighter), visual effects artist Greg Silverman (Black Swan), and editor, Corey Bayes (Haywire, Contagion, The Informant, Che). From storyline through production, Caterpillar is an ode to the creative process. This film is a must-see for anyone who has ever submitted to their imagination and felt transformed by an idea.
http://aint-bad.comAint-Bad Magazine is pleased to announce Aint-Bad Magazine Issue N. 03 : Hyperlinked.
Our third issue discusses the effects of digital expanse on photography and begins to investigate the direction and future of the photographic medium.
We are pleased to be working with eleven talented photographers:
Also featured are essays written by Dr. Lisa J Young, Martin Parr and Joseph Nechvatal.
We cordially invite you to our magazine release exhibition, Thursday February 9, 2012 , at Little Beast Gallery in Savannah Georgia. Our multi-media event will coincide with the Madness of Photography symposium held by the art history department of the Savannah College of Art and Design.
We hope to see you there!
Aint-Bad Magazine
- Jenny Odell
- Stephan Tillmans
- Benjamin Lowy
- Rick Silva
- Jack Addis
- Kieron Cropper
- Damien Rudd
- Michael Younker
- Mike Patterson
- Manuel Birnbacher
- Thomas Albdorf.
Keynote Speaker Abelardo Morell “The Madness of Photography.”
The Art History Department is offering a symposium with the title “The Madness of Photography.” A link with the highlights is below.
http://www.scad.edu/experience/events/arthsymposium/2012/
Keynote Speaker Abelardo Morell
7-8:15 p.m., Feb. 10, Trustees Theater, 216 E. Broughton St.
Award-winning photographer Abelardo Morell
His publications include a photographic illustration of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," "A Camera in a Room," "A Book of Books," and "Camera Obscura." For more, visit his website
http://www.scad.edu/experience/events/arthsymposium/2012/
Keynote Speaker Abelardo Morell
7-8:15 p.m., Feb. 10, Trustees Theater, 216 E. Broughton St.
Award-winning photographer Abelardo Morell
His publications include a photographic illustration of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," "A Camera in a Room," "A Book of Books," and "Camera Obscura." For more, visit his website
Gulf Coast Photographers $5000 grant
Gulf Coast Photographers
Michael P. Smith Fund for Documentary Photography
The Michael P. Smith Fund for Documentary Photography will begin accepting applications for the 2012 $5000 grant , February 1 through March 30, 2012.
New Orleans, LA (February 31, 2012) – The New Orleans Alliance (NOPA) is proud to announce a call for applications for the Michael P. Smith Fund for Documentary Photography (MPS Fund) 2012 grant. This fund, established by NOPA to honor the legendary New Orleans photographer Michael P. Smith, will award one $5,000 grant annually to a Gulf Coast photographer whose work combines artistic excellence and a sustained commitment to a long-term cultural documentary project.
Both emerging and established photographers residing in the Gulf Coast states of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida are eligible to apply. The subject matter for the proposed project, however, is not limited to the Gulf Coast region. NOPA will accept grant applications from February 1 through March 30, 2012. For submission guidelines and to download an application form, visit the Michael P. Smith Fund’s website here .
http://neworleansphotoalliance.org/grants/MPS_Fund/index.php
The MPS Fund grant is awarded through a two-part review process. We are proud to announce our 2012 jurors. Three preliminary jurors will select ten finalists. They are Glenn Ruga, director of the Photographic Resource Center and the SocialDocumentary.net website, Paul Moakley, Photo Editor at TIME magazine, and Ellen Fleurov, Director of the Silver Center For Photography. Brett Abbott, the Curator of Photography at the High Museum in Atlanta GA will select the 2012 recipient from the ten finalists.
2011 Grant Recipient, Scott Dalton
So Close, So Far: Daily Life and Cartel Violence in Ciudad Juárez
Michael P. Smith Fund for Documentary Photography
The Michael P. Smith Fund for Documentary Photography will begin accepting applications for the 2012 $5000 grant , February 1 through March 30, 2012.
New Orleans, LA (February 31, 2012) – The New Orleans Alliance (NOPA) is proud to announce a call for applications for the Michael P. Smith Fund for Documentary Photography (MPS Fund) 2012 grant. This fund, established by NOPA to honor the legendary New Orleans photographer Michael P. Smith, will award one $5,000 grant annually to a Gulf Coast photographer whose work combines artistic excellence and a sustained commitment to a long-term cultural documentary project.
Both emerging and established photographers residing in the Gulf Coast states of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida are eligible to apply. The subject matter for the proposed project, however, is not limited to the Gulf Coast region. NOPA will accept grant applications from February 1 through March 30, 2012. For submission guidelines and to download an application form, visit the Michael P. Smith Fund’s website here .
http://neworleansphotoalliance.org/grants/MPS_Fund/index.php
The MPS Fund grant is awarded through a two-part review process. We are proud to announce our 2012 jurors. Three preliminary jurors will select ten finalists. They are Glenn Ruga, director of the Photographic Resource Center and the SocialDocumentary.net website, Paul Moakley, Photo Editor at TIME magazine, and Ellen Fleurov, Director of the Silver Center For Photography. Brett Abbott, the Curator of Photography at the High Museum in Atlanta GA will select the 2012 recipient from the ten finalists.
2011 Grant Recipient, Scott Dalton
So Close, So Far: Daily Life and Cartel Violence in Ciudad Juárez
Thursday, February 2, 2012
ONE DAY Left
One Day left to submit to the SCAD SPE Grant.
$500 for one undergraduate and one graduate student.
Questions contact rnolan@scad.edu
$500 for one undergraduate and one graduate student.
Questions contact rnolan@scad.edu
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Student Roundtable Review - USC, February 11-12
This review opportunity has dropped in price. It is close and really reasonable for such an event. Click here for instructions.
CORE Residency Call for Applications
The Core Program awards postgraduate residencies to highly motivated, emerging visual artists and critical writers who have not yet fully developed their practices and share a commitment to critical dialogue.
About the program
Established in 1982 within the Glassell School of Art of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Core artist residencies encourage intensive and innovative studio practice as well as the elaboration of an intellectual framework to understand that practice. In 1998, the Core critical studies residencies were established to provide an opportunity for writers to pursue independent curatorial and writing projects and to promote the discourse necessary for both artists and critics to sustain their practices. Throughout the year, residents engage in ongoing dialogue with each other and with pre-eminent artists, critics, curators, and art historians invited to conduct seminars, lecture, and meet with residents individually.
Program specifics
Each resident receives a stipend, health insurance, and private studio/office space. The residency term is nine months, from September to May. Residents may apply for a second term.
How to apply
For application instructions, please visit mfah.org/fellowships/core-how-apply.
About the program
Established in 1982 within the Glassell School of Art of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Core artist residencies encourage intensive and innovative studio practice as well as the elaboration of an intellectual framework to understand that practice. In 1998, the Core critical studies residencies were established to provide an opportunity for writers to pursue independent curatorial and writing projects and to promote the discourse necessary for both artists and critics to sustain their practices. Throughout the year, residents engage in ongoing dialogue with each other and with pre-eminent artists, critics, curators, and art historians invited to conduct seminars, lecture, and meet with residents individually.
Program specifics
Each resident receives a stipend, health insurance, and private studio/office space. The residency term is nine months, from September to May. Residents may apply for a second term.
How to apply
For application instructions, please visit mfah.org/fellowships/core-how-apply.
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