Tuesday, February 27, 2018
FABRICATED IMAGE elective
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| ©Jaclyn Cori Norman |
SPRING 2018 ELECTIVE
The Fabricated Image
Constructed Photography
Is staging Photographs your thing? Still life. Fictional Film Stills. Portraiture / Self-Portraiture. Tableaux. Diorama...
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| Lori Nix |
ANY subject. Make it happen.
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| ©Sandy Skoglund |
Professor Jaclyn Cori Norman
Mondays and Wednesdays 11am-1:30pm
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| ©Gregory Crewdson |
Friday, February 23, 2018
Dan Saelinger - Alumni Mentor Lecture
© Dan Saelinger
Please join us on Tuesday, February 27th as the photography department's 2017-2018 Alumni Mentor Dan Saelinger gives a presentation about his work as a professional commercial photography and life after SCAD. The lecture will be followed by a short Q&A Session.
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Student Center, 2nd Floor Auditorium
5-6pm
Thursday, February 22, 2018
LensCulture Portrait- call for entries
Seeking the New Photographic Portrait!
We’re thrilled to announce the LensCulture Portrait Awards! For the first time ever, we’re offering two exceptional exhibition opportunities: our winners, jurors’ picks, and finalists will show their work at Photo London in May and during the opening week in Arles
this July. These are two of the world’s most important photo
events—don’t miss this incredible opportunity to be seen alongside the
biggest names in photography!
Our esteemed jurors are seeking compelling portraits from all over the world. Benefits include projection of your work at international festivals, written feedback, worldwide media coverage, and exposure to our audience of 2.8 million. Participate in our global photography community
Deadline: Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Open to All Types of Photography
Cash Awards
Series Award Winners
1st Place: $5000
2nd Place: $25003rd Place: $1500
Single Image Award Winners
1st Place: $2500
2nd Place: $15003rd Place: $1000
Jurors’ Picks
Each juror will select an individual Juror’s Pick
to receive special distinction and $1,000.
to receive special distinction and $1,000.
Wednesday, February 21, 2018
Communication Arts’ 2018 Photography Competition
This is a great opportunity to raise your profile in the industry.
And what better way than getting your work in front of our stellar jury ready to honor great work and for us to promote it worldwide to our readership—your potential clients and colleagues?
The deadline for entry is March 9th.
Submission guidelines and FAQs can be found at:
http://www.commarts.com/competition/2018-photography
Tuesday, February 20, 2018
5th Biennial of Fine Art & Documentary Photography
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| © Mitch Dobrowner, Winner of the Biennial Grant, 2nd edition. Image: Arm of God. |
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| © Patti Carroll, Runner Up of the September 2017 Edition |
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| © Tom Chambers, Runner Up of the September 2017 Edition |
This is an invitation to submit photographic work to the 5th Biennial of Fine Art & Documentary Photography that will be held in October 2018 in Barcelona.
It is free to enter, and photographers -pro and amateur- may submit up to 10 photographs following the [ rules ]( http://r.email.thegalaawards.com/track/click/3umiqpgtcqagfd ) that you may find in the [ website of the Biennial ]( http://r.email.thegalaawards.com/track/click/3umiqphlsqagfd ).
After the success of the 4th edition held in Berlin on October 2016 at the Palazzo Italia next to the Humbold University in Unter den Linden, exhibiting 1,250 works of 440 photographers from 42 countries and having Steve McCurry as a special invitee, we believe the 5th edition in Barcelona will be an outsanding opportunity to showcase the trends of different schools of thought and contemporary, traditional, avant-garde, creative and experimental works, as well as challenging personal, emotional and political statements in this fascinating and always alive world of photography.
The Curators' Committee of the Biennial looks forward to receive your work to be evaluated. The final deadline to receive entries is March 6, at midnight PST.
Just [ click here ]( http://r.email.thegalaawards.com/track/click/3umiqpie8qagfd ) to submit your free entries. Or go to the website of [ The Gala Awards ]( http://r.email.thegalaawards.com/track/click/3umiqpj6oqagfd ) where you will also find the rules and specifications of entry.
Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Call for Entry
Bridget Conn is working with Sulfur Studios as guest juror for "Alternative to What? Broadening the Definition of Photography". We are seeking submissions of photo-based works that address experimental photography in its evolving formats. Craig's student show of experimental digital came to mind. The deadline to submit is Feb. 23rd, with direct info here:
World wide Pinhole Photography Day
The second annual worldwide pinhole photography day event at the Armstrong darkroom on April 29th, 12-5pm. In addition to all the making of pinhole photos with our cameras (free to the public), I think a few of my students may attempt to turn a classroom into a camera obscura. Fun times. No FB event yet but flyer attached.
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Dogs & Children
South x Southeast Photo Gallery
Molena, Georgia
Molena, Georgia
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| © David Carol |
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| © David Carol |
Call is open to anyone over the age of 18. We accept all processes of photography, color and/or b/w.
We want to see your images of dogs and/or children – they don’t
need to be in the same frame. They don’t even need to be your dogs or
children!
Juror: David Carol
The PHmuseum Grant
Over the year it has grown into a leading photography prize, with previous editions having awarded work by photographers like Salvatore Vitale, Jacob Aue Sobol, Diana Markosian, Max Pinckers, Clémentine Schneidermann, and Tomas van Houtryve, among many others.
Now in its sixth edition, the initiative is designed to support the production and promotion of visual stories through cash prizes and relevant opportunities across international festivals and online media.
Prospectus
Our international jury will award £15,000 in cash prizes, a solo exhibition at Cortona On The Move, features on World Press Photo's Witness and other relevant opportunities.
1st Prize / £ 8,000 plus a publication on World Press Photo's Witness, a projection at Cortona On The Move and Just Another Photo Festival, and promotion via PHmuseum.
2nd Prize / £ 3,000 plus a publication on World Press Photo's Witness, a projection at Cortona On The Move and Just Another Photo Festival, and promotion via PHmuseum.
3rd Prize / £ 2,000 plus a publication on World Press Photo's Witness, a projection at Cortona On The Move and Just Another Photo Festival, and promotion via PHmuseum.
New Generation Prize / £ 2,000 plus a mentorship program with Maggie Steber, a publication on World Press Photo's Witness, a projection at Cortona On The Move and Just Another Photo Festival, and promotion via PHmuseum. Only for photographers who will be 30 years of age or younger on the deadline's date.
Solo exhibition at Cortona On The Move / Cortona On The Move is one of the leading photo festivals in Europe. Arianna Rinaldo, the Artistic Director, will select a project among all the submissions, which will be granted a solo show at the festival's 2018 edition in July. The prize will include the show production, travel expenses up to €500, accommodation and promotion through Cortona OTM channels.
Honorable Mentions / Up to 6 mentions in the Main Prize category and 3 mentions in the New Generation Prize category
Submission Deadline 21 February, 2018
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
Volunteer Opportunity
SCAD SERVE is looking for photographers for the following event:
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society will be having the Challenge Walk from March 2nd to March 4th! People come all over from the Southeast for this event to walk 50 miles over 3 days, and we need volunteers to help make the weekend possible.
We will be participating in the event on Friday, March 2nd. We will be helping out in rest stops and on the finish line, as well as having some photography major students who would like help out by taking some pictures during the event.
Our shift will be from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM but the exact location is TBA. This will be updated as soon as all the details are confirmed.
To volunteer for the event please sign up on SERVE website (http://scad.galaxydigital.com/) and respond to the "Challenge Walk Assistants!" need.
Monday, February 12, 2018
The Curator, PDN's annual fine-art photography competition
In addition to the exhibition, all six winners will have their work published in the Fine-Art issue of PDN and in an online gallery promoted to more than 460,000 followers.
All photographers retain their copyright and winning work.
learn more and submit....
"Celebrating Women" Call for Entries
Celebrating Women
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| ©Joyce Tenneson |
PHOTO PLACE GALLERY: Capturing the Light
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| ©Sarah Hiatt |
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| ©Bob Newman |
Photographers
understand that the subject of every photograph is the light it
reflects, and that the specific quality of that light can profoundly
affect the power of the photograph.
For this exhibit, we seek images whose success depends on the quality of
the light. Whether light or dark, bright or dull, natural or
artificial, the subject of these images is the magic, the possibilities,
and the nuances of the light itself. Give us some thoughtful visual interpretations illustrating the word 'luminosity'.
Any capture or process is welcome.
Juror
Laura Moya will select approximately 35 images for exhibition in the
gallery, and 35 for our Online Gallery Annex. The recipients of the
Juror's Award and the Director's Award will each be entitled to a
portfolio review by Laura Moya.
In addition, five copies of Amy Friend's book Dare Alle Luce (Italian for To Bring to the Light, published by Photolucida) will be distributed to five finalists.
We
could not be more pleased that Laura Moya will jury this exhibit. Laura
is the Director of Photolucida, in Portland, Oregon. She organizes
Photolucida's biennial Portfolio Reviews event, Portland Photo Month,
and project manages Photolucida's Critical Mass book award publications.
She has juried for Critical Mass, Blue Sky Gallery's Northwest Drawers,
Newspace Center for Photography, Photo District News, United Photo
Industries/The Fence and PhotoPlace Gallery, and has written pieces for
Finite Foto, Griffin Museum's Critic's Pick, and Photo-eye's blog.
submit
submit
PDN PHOTO ANNUAL
Less than two weeks to enter the Photo Annual.
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Sunday, February 11, 2018
Local Exhibition
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Familiar
and Unfamiliar
Opening
Reception: February 15, 6-9pm
Oglethorpe
Gallery: 406 Oglethorpe Ave
Exhibition
Schedule: February 15-17
Monday, February 5, 2018
Px3 - Prix de la Photographie, Paris
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| 2017 Gold Winner in Nature/Earth (Student) Flaming Mountain by Kok Tien Sang |
The PX3 Awards
The Prix de la Photographie, Paris (P×3) strives to promote appreciation of photography, discover emerging talent, and introduce photographers from around the world to the artistic community of Paris.The Paris Photography Prize was founded in 2007, and has since become one of the most prestigious photography awards in Europe.
2018 Call for entries: SUBMIT HERE...
Deadline February 15th
CATEGORIES:
Professional, non-professional and students can submit photographs to the following categories:
- Advertising
- Photojournalism
- Book (Book Proposals)
- Fine Art
- Nature
- Press
- Portraiture
See more details
PRIZES:
- Cash prizes: The Px3 Photographer of the Year in the professional category will receive £5,000 and the Px3 Best New Talent in the Amateur category £2,000.
- Exhibition in Paris
- Published in the Px3 Annual Book
- Certificates in all categories
- Press release
Current opportunities at the Magnum Foundation
Grants, Fellowships, and Labs
THE Arab Documentary Photography Program
The Arab Documentary Photography Program supports and amplifies creative approaches to visual storytelling that challenge conventional narratives about the Arab region.
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY: COUNTER HISTORIES, ALTERNATIVE NARRATIVES
Counter Histories, Alternative Narratives is part of Magnum Foundation’s Photography Expanded, an initiative that aims to expose documentary photographers to new tools and approaches, as well as encourage interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation in storytelling on social issues.
Internships
Magnum Foundation partners with schools and other institutions that provide funding and/or academic credit to interns. If you are enrolled in a program that offers college credit and/or a stipend, you are welcome to apply for internships in any of our listed departments. All interns will have access to a range of enrichment activities, including visits to relevant cultural and industry events around New York City, opportunities to share personal work and receive critical feedback from the team, and the chance to pitch and curate film screenings hosted at the office.
learn more...
Friday, February 2, 2018
Celebrate Our Faculty
Check out Professor Steve Bliss' artist work on C41 Magazine
Steve Bliss speaks of childhood rituals through the face of his children...
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