NYC-based Alumni and Friends: OPENING IN LIC

Curated by SCAD Alumna, Kat Ryals and Juried by SCAD Alumna, Tiffany Smith.

 

PARADICE PALASE is excited to announce their second annual summer open call show, opening June 7th off-site in Long Island City. Twist in Twine will be presented at a ChaShaMa space at 37-18 Northern Blvd, and will feature 34 emerging artists working across a range of media. While the large majority of artists are based in NYC, this year's open call also features artists from Virginia, Texas, and Tennessee.

Celebrate Alumni at Thursday Event

AINT– BAD: COLLABORATIONS Julie Renee Jones, After a Storm, 2012, 24" x 30", Archival pigment print PLEASE JOIN US FOR A RECEPTION THURSDAY MAY 23rd 6:30 - 8:30 PM Exhibition runs May 22 - August 10 Members of Aint–Bad will be in attendance and various publications will be available for reading and for sale during the evening. Refreshments will be served and BowTie Barbecue Co will be offered for purchase on the lawn. Laney Contemporary is pleased to announce Aint–Bad: Collaborations, an exhibition co-curated with Aint–Bad, an Independent Publisher of New Photographic Art. Aint–Bad is a Savannah-based, but internationally situated, publisher and online platform, with magazines and monographs published annually, including photographers from all over the world and with an infinite spectrum of content. Aint–Bad Collaborations focuses on a selection of artists whose work was part of the 2018-2019 publication of Aint–Bad Issue No.13. The exhibition includes the work of Chicago-based photographer, Clarissa Bonet, whose images explore urban manifestations of light as a metaphysical experience, the embroidered, intimate photographs by Los Angeles-based artist Diane Meyer, an ambitious photo-collage installation by Aimée Beaubien, and images of the mundane and the mythical by Atlanta-based photographer Maury Gortemiller. Artists also include Rana Young, Julie Renee Jones, Andrew Curtis Waits, Jon Feinstein, Shinya Masuda, and Ashley Miller. Collaborations celebrates the medium of photography as a collaborative spirit uniting artist and subject, subject and viewer, within a widespread community of people and images with the power to spark the unexpected. Works in Aint–Bad Collaborations were chosen by Taylor Curry, Carson Sanders, Lisa Jaye Young, Allison Westerfield and Susan Laney. Read more about the exhibition here. *Parking is limited, please consider carpooling or using Uber / Lyft

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The National, Amtrak’s magazine, Student Photo Submission Request

The National, Amtrak’s magazine, is a bimonthly magazine appearing in front of 5 million passengers each month. The magazine is found in the seatbacks of all Amtrak trains.

PHOTOGRAPHY SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR THE NATIONAL’s August/September issue:

 

-looking for both horizontal and vertical photos

-mostly color photography

-photos for an all-ages audience

-photos that show off the natural beauty of locations that are in or near Amtrak destinations / along Amtrak routes. We are more interested in wild nature, rather than urban environments, but will still consider photos of urban environments. Also interested in portraits and details of train. The photos should inspire people to travel to the locations shown. These photo essays are meant to be uplifting, inspiring and offer a fantasy of travel.

-some photos on-train or from the train windows

-all photos need to have accompanying caption information (who, what, when, where)

-all photos need to be available in high resolution but for the submission should be sent via email in low res.

-emailed submissions should include the photographer’s name, age, which school they attend, the caption information, in addition to the low res photos. I might have follow up questions, so please indicate the best means of getting in contact (phone call, text, email) and provide phone # if that is better than email.

-in subject line of submission email, please include: THE NATIONAL/STUDENT PHOTO SUBMISSION FOR PORTFOLIO

-all submissions should be sent to me, Jessie Adler, at this email address: jessie.adler@ink-global.com by no later than June 14, 2019

 

You can view past Portfolio projects in the below links:

 

http://thenational.ink-live.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=a8aab15d-59b5-4e92-8a90-d82b11eb7915 (starts on pages 56 and 57)

http://thenational.ink-live.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=b12f231a-c40a-459d-9f73-d3f0e5bd0e48 (starts on pages 58-59)

http://thenational.ink-live.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=fbfc0d14-4bd8-4a97-9c2d-e2ca64bf94b6 (starts on pages 60-61)

 http://thenational.ink-live.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=3130c50d-a560-4115-a6dc-2ea888fa8ce8 (starts on pages 62-63)

http://thenational.ink-live.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=b89f6562-1cac-461e-98a1-dbcad20d6447 (starts on pages 68-69)

http://thenational.ink-live.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=d29970ec-b405-4ddf-b84c-dd1cd89040c2 (starts on pages 62-63)

 

Professional Makeup Artist for Student Shoots

Charlotte Hunter specializes in beauty, special effects, and fashion makeup. She is looking for opportunities to work with students. Please contact her for pricing and availability:

charlotte@charlottehuntermakeup.com. 
https://www.charlottehuntermakeup.com/

SCAD Women's Lacrosse 2019 National Champions

Photography majors 

Jenna Nabridge, 

Emma Devereaux 

and Jordan Mitchell 

are on the SCAD Lacrosse team that won 

the national championship three years in a row.  

Congratulations!!

©Shawn Bush, from Golden State

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The 2019 Lenscratch Student Prize

“Winning the Lenscratch student prize has been an incredible experience.  It has provided more than I could have ever expected, from Aline’s incredible mentoring and personal dedication, to the tremendous amount of exposure and personal connections that followed.  The support of Lenscratch propelled my artistic career forward, providing opportunities that were out of reach prior and pushing beyond personal expectations.  Students at every level of education should apply for the award and embrace the process without a doubt.” Shawn Bush, 2017 Lenscratch Student Prize Winner

Call for the San Francisco Bay International Photography Exhibition

Call for the San Francisco Bay International Photography Exhibition is Open. Jurors: Elizabeth Avedon, Photo Consultant; Julie Grahame, Editor, aCurator; Ann Jastrab, Editor-in-Chief, All About Photo; David Garnick, Editor, Bokeh Bokeh Photo; and Peter Miller, Co-Director, San Francisco Bay Month of Photography. Deadline: May 15, 2019. Details here: http://baymop.com/call/

LOOK: Life seen through a feminine lens

LOOK: Life seen through a feminine lens

It began at breakfast, where four female friends would meet each week to talk photography. Sharing their newest work, ideas and projects, the group cultivated a dedicated space to discuss their art and critique each other’s work. 

LOOK is a showcase of photographs by Jemma Castiglione, Eva Verbeeck, Kendra Stanziola-Mirrop and Rachel Treide, on view May 24­–27 at The Drawing Room Gallery at The Lodge, 115 W. 42nd St.

 

ARTH 761: Landscapes and Photography

Professor: Holly Goldstein, Ph.D.

Department: Art History

Mondays and Wednesdays at 8am

Course Description

How do we define landscape? How are photographs uniquely suited to capture the grace, horror and beauty of the places in which we live, work and play? This course examines photographic landscapes from the everyday to the extraordinary, from the serene to the surreal. Theoretical readings situate landscape photography within a larger framework of photographic history and criticism and explore various representations of landscape throughout the history of photography from 1839 until the present, with a special focus on American practitioners and places. Prerequisite(s): Any 700-level ARLH or ARTH course or permission of the department chair.

Questions? email Holly Goldstein at hgoldste@scad.edu