Summer Jobs: Photographers! Lake Brwn Mawr Camp

Summer Jobs: Photographers! Help Publish Our Camp Newsletter!

We will be on campus on March 6th to interview!

Make new friends, have fun, and inspire young people while taking pictures and/or producing our camp newsletter at Bryn Mawr Camp!

We are looking for photographers who will take pictures around camp while living with a group of campers and sharing in the excitement of daily life at camp. 

We are also looking for a photographer with publishing experience to produce our camp newsletter, The Poplar Post. She will participate in all aspects of our program while living with a group of campers and sharing in the excitement of daily life at camp.

We are...

• A tight-knit community focused on inspiring and empowering girls
• One of the oldest traditional all-girls camps in the country
• Located in Northeastern Pennsylvania’s beautiful Pocono Mountains

If you are...

• Energetic, confident, and outgoing

…we want to meet you! 

Learn more about us on our website (www.campbrynmawr.com). You can schedule an interview by clicking on the hyperlinks below or go straight to the SCAD job portal and search by the job title or 7-digit posting number.

Arts and Athletics Camp Counselors 3196441

Fine Arts, Ceramics and Arts and Crafts Program Directors 3196440

We offer a competitive salary package including a travel stipend, housing and meals/snacks. Bryn Mawr is less than 3 hours from New York City and Philadelphia.

Friday Event

Please join the Large Format Photography II Class for their exhibition this Friday!

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Call for Entries: Dreamscapes and Visions

Call for Entries

Dreamscapes and Visions

Juror:    Susan Burnstine Deadline:  Monday, March 16, 2020 Exhibition prints due:  April 23 , 2020 Gallery exhibition:  May 7- May 30, 2020

Photography can make visible scenes that never existed outside the photographer’s imagination, providing artists with the ability to share dreams, fabricate stories, and delve into self-reflection. For this exhibition, we seek images that bring us into your world of dreams and fantasies. All captures and processes welcome. We are very pleased to welcome back Susan Burnstine to jury this exhibit. She will select approximately 35 images for exhibition in our Middlebury, Vermont gallery, and an additional 35 images for our Online Gallery Annex. All 70 selected imaged will appear in the exhibition catalog. The Juror’s Award and Director’s Award recipients will be entitled to a portfolio review with the juror. For more information and to submit click here

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Time & Stress Management

Time & Stress Management Workshop

WHO: Students of all majors and levels. Offered by Cs3, Tutoring and Student Success and Advising

WHEN: Friday February 21^st at 10am

WHERE: Adler hall room 212

WHY: Do you often find yourself wondering where the time goes? Turning in work late? Feeling stressed or anxious? Come learn hands-on opportunities towards stress and time management! For more information call 912-525-5871.

Jessica (J.J.) Dentel MA

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Undergraduate Student Success Adviser

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Savannah College of Art and Design ®

T: 912.525.5871 - F: 912.525.5817 - O: 912.525.5820

Appointment: https://booknow.appointment-plus.com/ph7zv06/

Walk-in hours: Feb 11-21, M-F, 9-5pm & every Fri. thereafter 1-5pm

Office hours: M-F 8:30am-5:30pm

Bradley Hall: 115 E. York Street
P.O. Box 3146, Savannah, GA 31402-3146

jdentel@scad.edu - www.scad.edu

Native American Art Curatorial Internship Opportunity

Emmet Gowin will be the juror for Phillips’Mill Photo Exhibition(PMPE) 2020!

https://www.phillipsmillphoto.com/call-for-art

Tom Fischer Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Tom Fischer was a beloved SCAD Professor Emeritus in the Photography Department. Without him the strength of our Photography Department would not be what it is today. It has been a year since his passing.

To celebrate and honor their father, Tom’s family has established the Tom Fischer Memorial Scholarship at SCAD. As it stands, this money will be distributed, in full, to students next fall. That’s where we need your help. If we can raise the minimum amount required to transform it into an endowed scholarship ($25,000) before the deadline, the fund will become the Tom Fischer Memorial Endowed Scholarship. Endowed scholarships are invested funds from which SCAD draws down a percentage each year to award as scholarship to students. If we can get to the goal, it means that through scholarship distributions to deserving photography students year after year, Tom’s legacy and impact will exist in perpetuity.

Please help us reach goal. Here’s how you can give:
Mail - Complete the attached giving form, and remit your payment using the enclosed business reply envelope. Please make checks payable to “SCAD”
Online - Visit scad.edu/give to give via credit card. Under the “Donation Information” section, select the “Scholarship” button, and choose “Tom Fischer Memorial Scholarship” from the drop-down menu
Phone - Call SCAD’s Giving department at 912.525.5856 to process your gift.

Please pass this along. The deadline is February 28.

de:FINE ART Photography Exhibit

Shine Huang, M.F.A., photography, 2017, "Rebirth I," archival pigment print from photogram

 

Group exhibition: 'Aura and Invention: Alternative Processes in Photography'

Wednesday, Feb. 5-Sunday, Feb. 23

Alexander Hall Gallery
Savannah, GA
668 Indian St.

SCAD presents Aura and Invention: Alternative Processes in Photography, an exhibition of dynamic work by SCAD photography students and recent alumni from the university’s Atlanta and Savannah locations. The works in this exhibition exemplify inventiveness in process. Offering alternative perspectives, the artists challenge existing modes of reproduction and suggest new possibilities in our image-saturated society and culture of instant production and dissemination.
This exhibition is free and open to the public. It is presented as part of SCAD deFINE ART 2020, the university’s annual program of exhibitions, lectures, and performances held Feb. 18–20 at locations in Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia.

SCAD de:FINE ART

An annual program of exhibitions, lectures, and performances

SCAD celebrates its annual program of special commissions, exhibitions, lectures, and performances. Taking place Feb. 18-20 at university locations in Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia, SCAD deFINE ART recognizes emerging and established artists and visionaries.

 

Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 11 a.m.

Explore an array of artistic perspectives during 'Picture Run: Finding Joy' panel discussion

SCAD Museum of Art

Savannah, Georgia 

Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 6 p.m.

Kick off SCAD deFINE ART 2020 at block party and opening reception

SCAD Museum of Art

Savannah, Georgia 

Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 6 p.m.

Go behind the image with trailblazing artist and deFINE ART honoree Marilyn Minter

Trustees Theater

Savannah, Georgia 

Thursday, Feb. 20 at 11 a.m.

Learn the nuances of commissioning art at SCAD deFINE ART 2020 panel

SCAD Museum of Art

Savannah, Georgia 

Now through Saturday, July 11