CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: THIS LAND

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Presenting Exhibitions of Juried Fine Art Photography Since 2010

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS THIS LAND

"We are the children of our landscape."  - Lawrence Durrell  The land is always with us and we are a part of it, like it or not. From almost the very beginning human activity has had an influence on the natural landscape, sometimes subtle and sometimes blatantly destructive. The observation that the earth is now going through rapid changes is hard to refute. Though there's still some controversy over how much human activity is contributing to environmental change it's happening, and we as photographers are in the unique position of being able to document what was, what is, and what is to become. There's both ugliness and extreme beauty in the landscape, and its changing colors and forms, giving us the opportunity to create both art and statement. For This Land we're looking for photos that express the connectivity of the individual, the photographer, to the world around. What do you see when you're hiking in the mountains or taking a walk in a city park? How do you see it - through the scope of a wide angle lens or through details selectively framed? We'd like to see your expression of your connection to the land as well as your vision of your personal landscape. This will be deeply spiritual for some and more matter-of-fact for others; the important factor is presenting the world, your world, as you uniquely see it. Juror for This Land is Craig Blacklock, an internationally recognized fine art landscape photographer specializing in the interface of land and water. As a workshop instructor and lecturer, Craig has influenced thousands of photographers across the country. While he has photographed over much of the country, most of Blacklock’s 18 books have focused on wild areas of Lake Superior. Blacklock’s photographs are widely exhibited, and included in many collections, including the Tweed Museum of Art and the Minnesota Marine Art Museum. His many awards include a Minnesota Book Award, 3 IPPYs, two PubWest Book Design Awards, many Midwest Book Awards, a Pinnacle Book Award, and an International Color Award (2nd place book category), and he was the 2018 recipient of the George Morrison Award from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council. Submissions Close at 11:59PM EDT on Wednesday, October 23, 2019 Juror's Selections Announced By November 30 Exhibition Runs from November 21 to December 29

FULL INFO HERE

Darkroom Gallery

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www.darkroomgallery.com

(802) 777-368

Call for Entries: CHILDHOOD

©Anne Berry

 

“Children are not like us. They are beings apart: impenetrable, unapproachable. They inhabit not our world but a world we have lost and can never recover. We do not remember childhood -- we imagine it. We search for it, in vain, through layers of obscuring dust, and recover some bedraggled shreds of what we think it was.” — Penelope Lively

We are interested in seeing images that reflect memories of childhood, whether through allusion to your own experience, or your current experience with a child. All capture and processing methods are welcome.  

 

We are very pleased that Anne Berry will curate this exhibit. She will select up to 35 images for exhibition in the Middlebury, Vermont gallery, and another 35 images for the Online gallery. All 70 images will appear in the exhibit catalog. While the Gallery exhibit is open, the Online selections will be projected in a continuous loop in the gallery.

More information and upload images here.

 

© Jaclyn Cori Norman

 

SCAD Majors and Minors Fair

Explore degree options at SCAD Majors and Minors Fair

 

The office of student success and advising invites all freshmen and transfer students to come to the Majors and Minors Fair and examine the 40-plus majors and nearly 60 minors offered at SCAD. University staff and professors will be on hand to make recommendations based on student course needs and creative career interests.
This event is free and open to all students with valid SCAD ID. Visit scadadvising.tumblr.com for more information.

Friday, Oct. 4, 2013

Poetter Hall
Savannah, GA
342 Bull St.

Call for Entry

Below see information about a call for entry for a show at Cedar House Gallery.

The work is fem and beauty related. All mediums. Submitting up to 8 works, for $15

Link: https://www.cedarhousegallerysav.com/show-artwork-entry/she-call-for-entry

career adviser Carlos A. Colón

Carlos A. Colón

Career Adviser
Savannah College of Art and Design ®

office: (912) 525-4624
ccolon@scad.edu /www.scad.edu

Friday Walk-in and Group Coaching:

Students can pop-in for quick one-off questions, or discuss topics of interest, individually or in groups. In addition, students can request studio visits, or email me ahead of time to request group coaching or workshops around specific areas of interest they identify.

Fridays

Location: Alexander Hall (Usually 118, or 218)

Hours:  Fridays - 9:00 am – 11:00 am,  1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Individual Coaching Sessions:

Students can schedule one-on-one appointments with me via the SCAD Job Portal at their convenience. The scheduling tool allows them to see my availability and pick a time that works for them. Once they schedule an appointment all they need to do is show up.

Mondays and Thursdays

Location: 607 Abercorn St (Ruskin Hall Bldg. C)

Hours:– 9:00 am – 4:30 pm

Tuesday and Wednesdays

Location: Alexander Hall (Usually 118, or 218)

Hours:– 9:00 am – 4:30 pm

Black & White Awards 2019

Black & White Awards 2019

Monochrome Magic

We are thrilled to see the quality and variety of the work being submitted for our second Black and White Awards. This competition was one of our most popular last year and it’s inspiring to see the same passion for monochrome reflected in the entries so far.

Enter your work for your chance to be exhibited in New York City during Paris Photo NYC, international photo festival projections, massive global exposure, publication in The Best of LensCulture and much more. FREE entry option for single-image entries ends September 25, 2019, hop to it!
  ENTER NOW, IT'S FREE!

Fall 2019 Open Studio

The SCAD exhibitions department and SCAD Art Sales invites SCAD students, professors, staff and alumni to submit entries for SCAD Savannah’s Open Studio Night, on October 25th, 2019.

The submission deadline is 11:59 p.m. on October 1st, 2019.  

Please follow the following link for Submission instructions:

https://scadexhibitions.submittable.com/submit/148779/2019-sav-osn-photography

For questions regarding Photography Submissions please contact Anne Deloe at adeloe@scad.edu.

Graphis New Talent Annual SUBMIT!

dEADLINE: TUES., oct. 22, 2019

Single Entry Fees:  1-99 entries = $30 each 100+ entries = $25 each 250+ entries = $25 each Series/Video Entry Fees:  1-99 entries = $60 each 100+ entries = $50 each 250+ entries = $25 each

•  Increase visibility for yourself as well as your school •  Credits read as follows: Instructor Name | School | Student Name •  Platinum & Gold winners receive full-page presentations in the book •  Silver Awards are also displayed in the book •  Honorable Mentions are listed in the book •  Up to 500 entries are presented in the book and archived on our website •  Platinum & Gold Winners receive free certificates submit here

Congratulations SCAD Savannah Photography

We are excited to see current B.F.A photography student Eva Verbeeck recognized in PDN's Photo Annual!

 

Also, M.F.A. alumus, Dan Saelinger's website was recognized! 

EMBRACE: Diversity and Inclusion Conference

Friday October 18^th

Arnold Hall

SCAD’s 2019 EMBRACE: Diversity and Inclusion Conference https://scadembrace.splashthat.com/

The 2019 EMBRACE Diversity and Inclusion Conference empowers students to navigate the world of creative careers by providing opportunities for both personal and professional exploration.

Join SCAD, the Black Student Association and industry partners at a symposium focused on the impact and importance of diversity. Explore how diversity and inclusion drives innovation within businesses, how companies are supporting diversity, and how you can bring your authentic self into the professional world.

Full list of speakers and industry guests:  https://scadembrace.splashthat.com/

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

PAOLA MARISELLI, Product Designer, Facebook

PANELISTS

Camilla Watson, ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL, ZGF ARCHITECTS

George Garrastegui, Jr.,  PROGRAM LEAD: DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION, AIGA

Jezz Chung, DIVERSITY AND ENGAGEMENT LEAD, ANOMALY

Timothy Liedel, SENIOR ART DIRECTOR, KERN

Unique: Alternative Processes 2019 A Smith Gallery Johnson City, TX

Photographers of all levels are invited to submit work reflecting the theme “unique: alternative processes 2019 ” to A Smith Gallery by September 23, 2019.  Eligible prints include but are not limited to cyanotype, lumens, Van Dyke, salt, chemigram, tintype, bromoil, gum bichromate, platinum/palladium, photogravure, albumen, liquid emulsion, ziatype, image transfers, kallitypes, lith prints, hand colored silver gelatin prints, encaustic and mordoncage.  Unique prints made from digital negatives are eligible.   The camera used for capture is immaterial.  The entry fee is $38 for the first 5 images and $7 for each additional image.  Thirty to thirty five images will be selected for exhibition and shown at the gallery from November 8, 2019 to January 5, 2020.  Receptions will be held on November 30 and December 14, 2019 both from 4 to 8pm.  A Blurb full color catalogue of the exhibit with all the accepted entries will be available for purchase.  Awards are $325 for Juror’s Selection, $250 for Director’s Selection and $100 for Visitors’ Award.
Jurors for “Unique: Alternative Processes 2019″ will be Connie and Jerry Rosenthal, co-founders of Rfotofolio, a non profit dedicated to supporting photographers, educating the viewing public, and supporting brick and mortar exhibitions.
Prospectus

Who Are You ? Colorado Photographic Arts Center Denver, CO

The Colorado Photographic Arts Center invites photographers to submit work that addresses the question “who are you?”. For this expansive open call, we invite you to submit work that reflects your understanding and/or interrogation of identity, how it is constructed or deconstructed, and what bearing identity has in ongoing cultural dialogues.
Juror:  Roula Seikaly, independent writer and curator based in Berkeley, CA, and Senior Editor at Humber Arts Foundation.
Prospectus

SECONDARY COLORS

© Pat Swain

The New York Center for Photographic Art (NYC4PA) invites photographers world-wide to submit images using any photographic process (print, image transfer, emulsion transfer, encaustic, black and white, color etc.). Winners will receive a total of $3,000 in cash awards, be featured in the NYC4PA Online Gallery and Award winners catalog. The Grand Prize winning image will be posted on the NYC4PA home page.
SECONDARY COLORS:  Orange, Purple, Green
Orange is red brought nearer to humanity by yellow.
Green is the prime color of the world, and that from which its loveliness arises
A garden of purple is always in bloom!

Juror: Claudia Sohrens- Teaching Artist- International Center for Photography
Prospectus

Neutral Density Magazine Awards 2019

The highly acclaimed ND AWARDS is a melting pot of some of the world’s most outstanding and talented souls in the field of photography where recognition, prestige and publicity are instantaneously gained by the winning entry. This is an open invitation. Join us and take part in the competition!

Categories: Abstract, Architecture, Cityscapes, Fine Art, Portrait, People, Photojournalism, Nature, Landscape, Nudes, Seascapes, Street, Travel, Underwater, Urban, Wildlife. The winners of the Professional and Amateur sections will receive the titles: Photographer of the Year and Discovery Of the Year and $7500 in cash prizes.

Prospectus

Black & White Photography Awards!

Love Black & White?
This one’s for you.

LensCulture is thrilled to announce the return of our Black & White Photography Awards!

We’re seeking remarkable photographic work that plays with the dynamic relationship between light, dark and all the tones in between. Texture, shape, line and form are often hailed as the heroes of black and white photography. Show us how you’re interpreting these design elements (or abandoning them altogether!) to create contemporary monochrome images and series.

Through this competition, our aim is to uncover photographers from diverse backgrounds and experience levels, and connect them with global audiences and career-changing opportunities. This year, we’re thrilled to exhibit the winners in New York City during the inaugural Paris Photo New York, an international fair dedicated to photography!

Scroll down for more information about the exhibition, award benefits, our international jury and our free entry option for single image submissions (Free Entry Deadline: 25 September).

Don’t forget, if you enter a series or 5+ images you’re eligible for a free submission review - submit today to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity for feedback and growth!

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Abandoned Buildings

Abandoned Buildings
Submit your photos for free
Deadline: Thursday September 19, 2019
Life keeps evolving. People move from one place to another looking for more modern places that will house their needs. The buildings of the past remain empty, standing alone, narrating their stories to anyone who has the time or the mood to listen to them. Each building a different story, yet the same as the final reslult remains the same. Places not serving any purpose any more, left alone to remind people of a different era when things were different from what they are now, to contribute to our knowledge of the past.
We are interested in seeing such abandoned buildings from different parts of the world, each telling its own story. All means accepted.


Choices Announced: Monday September 23, 2019
Exhibition: Friday November 1 – Wednesday November 13, 2019
More information…