Submission Deadline - 26 December 2021
Late Submission Deadline - 3 January 2022
Chico Hot Springs Portfolio Review Begins - 21 March, 2022
2022 Keynote Speakers
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MATT BLACK
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SABIHA ÇIMEN
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JASON ESKENAZI
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MONA KUHN
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RAHIM FORTUNE
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MIMI PLUMB
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About the Portfolio Review
The
Chico Review takes place over six nights at Chico Hot Springs Resort,
near Livingston Montana. Sixty-four applicants will be selected by our
jury and invited to
spend the week with twenty of the most influential and creative
photographers, book makers, gallerists, museum curators, and photobook
publishers in the industry. One full scholarship and five partial
scholarships will be awarded. Student discounts and need-based
scholarships will be available to those selected who qualify.
Attending artists receive ten formal reviews by speakers and reviewers
and take part in artist lectures, panel discussions, peer reviews, and
additional evening programming over the seven day event.
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The Charcoal Publishing Prize
At
the conclusion of the event, one grand-prize winner will be awarded the
Charcoal Publishing Prize and have a monograph published and
distributed worldwide by Charcoal
Book Club.
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What to expect if selected to attend
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SCHEDULE:
Each day will include breakfast, a morning lecture from one of our
speakers, a panel discussion, lunch, daily portfolio reviews, and free
time. Each attendee will have ten 20-minute portfolio reviews with a mix
of our speakers and reviewers. Over the course
of four days, you will spend time reviewing your work and gaining
insight from our featured speakers, reviewers, and Charcoal Book Club
staff. During unstructured time (including one entirely free day in the
middle of the week), attendees can relax around the
lodge and hot springs or explore the surrounding area - bookstores and
saloons in Livingston, wildlife in Yellowstone National Park, and the
ranch land of Paradise Valley.
ACCOMMODATION:
We've reserved private and shared rooms on the 150-acre property. Room
sizes and amenities differ, and we're offering them on a first-come,
first-served basis. You'll have the opportunity to select your
accommodation upon acceptance. Activities at Chico start
at its steamy natural hot springs, with two open-air pools averaging 96
and 103 degrees year-round. The Yellowstone River and surrounding spring
creeks that slice through the wide-open glacial valley are fly fishing
meccas during warmer months.
MENU:
You'll eat well at Chico Hot Springs. The extensive gardens produce
abundant vegetables thanks to rich soil that is heated by the geothermal
runoff from the natural hot springs. There's a dining room, cocktail
lounge, saloon, and diner on the premises, and
we'll provide you with three square meals a day. "Chico is just
quintessential Montana," says owner Colin Davis. "We get the rancher
down the road who drops in for a steak and a glass of Jim Beam. Then a
bit of Hollywood could show up for a bottle of Sassicaia”.
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For more information, FAQs, testimonials, and to apply visit chicoreview.com
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