Alum Kelia Anne MacCluskey photographs for Time Magazine (again!)

Every year, TIME publishes the TIME100 Next, a list—inspired by their flagship TIME100—that recognizes 100 rising stars from across industries and around the world.

Time chose actress Sydney Sweeney for the list. And they chose SCAD Photography BFA (2014) to photograph her and the cover.

Congratulations once again to Kelia Anne... a great photographer, a humble mentor and a good person!

See more of her work here (including Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X, Olivia Rodrigo and President Joe Biden)

Study Abroad UPDATE

Photography added to upcoming Winter Quarter, SCAD Lacoste.

Applications accepted now until October 7.
See the attached PDF file below for info on - 

• courses available
• scholarship opportunities
• how to apply
• and general info for students studying photography in Lacoste

Lacoste Winter 2023 

How to meet with Photographer career advisor Ryan Rish

 

Good Afternoon! 

Happy Fall Quarter! I am so excited to work with all of you!
Please book an appointment or come and say Hi! I will be in Adler on Wednesdays and Alexander Thursdays this Quarter! See the flyer above for details! Also please scan the QR code for a link to my resources site and more! 

Ryan 

Ryan Miller-Rish
Assistant Director of Career and Alumni Success
Savannah College of Art and Design®

Office: 912-525-4617
rmiller@scad.edu - www.scad.edu

Lindsay Adler in Savannah: Artist Talk and Canon camera training

 Lindsay Adler Website

Lindsay Adler Video 

 Copy/Paste these links below to register for workshops.

Oct 6, 7:15pm Talk: https://app.scad.edu/workshops/5286

Oct 7 9:30am Workshop 1: https://app.scad.edu/workshops/5284

Oct 7 1:30pm Workshop 2: https://app.scad.edu/workshops/5285

 

Photographer, Director,
and Educator

Specializing in beauty and fashion photography, Lindsay is an award winning photographer / director and world renowned photographic educator. Based in New York she has traveled the world shooting for iconic beauty brands and high end editorial publications. Lindsay is known for her signature clean, bold, and graphic style. Driven by her passion to be a visual problem solver and her love for creative collaboration, she utilizes her best-in-class crew and production resources to push boundaries and lift her commissioned and personal work. In 2020, Lindsay became the first woman to win the Rangefinder Icon of the
Year Award. 

Atlanta Artists Talk with SCAD Alumni Mentors Cecilia Montalvo & Charles McCullers

 

Please join us for an Artists Talk

with SCAD Alumni Mentors

Cecilia Montalvo & Charles McCullers

Wednesday October 5^th 2022

5:00pm

515 C  SCAD Photo Studio

1600 Peachtree St.

https://www.mccullersandmontalvo.com/about-the-artists

 

Charlie McCullers and Cecilia Montalvo are a collaborative team working in the wet plate collodion process.  They began developing their work and this process together in 2017.  This collaboration is about the condition of permanent change, as evinced by the dynamic nature of South Florida’s barrier islands, Ebenezer Creek, Georgia, and the other places where they work.  It’s built on shared thematic and process interests.  In their own ways, Charlie and Cecilia each work on the meaning of divided origins, and how mythologies of belonging operate.  They are based in Atlanta, Georgia, and both hold MFA degrees in photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design.

Charlie is a native Georgian and life-long working photographer.  He graduated from the University of Georgia with a BFA, and the Savannah College of Art and Design with an MA, prior to completing his MFA.  Cecilia was born and raised in Miami.  After graduating from the University of Virginia, she worked at The Phillips Collection, Smithsonian Magazine, and for Harvard University at Dumbarton Oaks, in Washington, DC.

 

 

Horst P. Horst exhibition: 'Essence of the Times'

 SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film

1600 Peachtree St. NW

Atlanta, GA

Thursday, Oct. 6-Sunday, April 16, 2023 

Horst P. Horst is one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. Known primarily for his fashion photography and portraiture, Horst assimilated tenets of surrealism and classicism into his unique compositions, creating striking, unforgettable images like the iconic Mainbocher Corset (1939). With his first Vogue cover in 1935, Horst redefined the possibilities of fashion photography, inspiring a shift from hand-drawn illustrations to the full embrace of film by elite fashion magazines. Essence of the Times features 80 prints that chart the breadth of Horst’s career from his early dreamy, surrealist still lifes for Vogue to his suggestive palladium prints from the 1980s. His skill is also displayed in a series of portraits of fashionable figures from Marlene Dietrich and Diana Vreeland to Elsa Schiaparelli and Patrick Kelly.

 

About the artist
Born Paul Albert Bohrmann, Horst P. Horst (b. 1906, Weissenfels, Germany; d. 1999, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) originally studied furniture making and carpentry at the Hamburg School of the Applied Arts. After learning about the Bauhaus movement, Horst sought an apprenticeship with the renowned architect Le Corbusier and moved to Paris. There, he met photographer George Hoyningen-Huene and soon became his muse, lover, assistant, and eventual colleague as a fellow photographer at Vogue. When Hoyningen-Huene left Vogue in 1935, Horst took over the role of photographer-in-chief. In 1939, anticipating World War II and the Nazi occupation, Horst left Paris for New York, where he officially changed his name, as the surname Bohrmann was shared by a top Nazi official and Horst, as a German citizen and a gay man, wanted to erase any perceived connection to Hitler’s oppressive regime. In New York, Horst continued to work at Vogue steadily through the early 1950s and again in the 1960s during editor Diana Vreeland’s tenure. In the 1970s he continued to work for Condé Nast at publications such as House & Garden. In 1989, Horst received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America, and, in 1996, he received the Master of Photography Award from the International Center for Photography. Horst produced photographs until 1992 when his poor eyesight forced him to retire. His work has been the subject of numerous museum exhibitions, including retrospectives at the National Portrait Gallery and the V&A in London and the International Center of Photography in New York.

Essence of the Times is curated by Rafael Gomes, director of fashion exhibitions at SCAD FASH, in collaboration with Gert Elfering of the Horst P. Horst Estate and Juan Carlos Arcila-Duque from The Art Design Project Gallery.

The exhibition is presented on the occasion of Atlanta Celebrates Photography.

The Darkroom

 This is what we will be doing in the Darkroom today with Advanced B&W Printmaking class. Photoshop before Photoshop.

Alumni News

 

Congratulations TO:

BFA Alumnus Parker Stewart won first prize at this event that just ended Slow Exposure

 

 

Rope Swing, Stokes Bluff, South Carolina ©Parker Stewart

Dance Photography show

 Were you a dancer? Are you a dancer? Are you interested in seeing how a photographer makes a living photographing dance?

You’re Invited to the Opening of:

For the Love of Dance

Saturday September 24th 6pm-9pm

Sam Williams

Gallery Director

407.792.8686

122 East 36th Street
Savannah, Georgia, 31401

street parking available in front of the gallery and nearby streets.

 

 

Opening this Saturday, September 24th 6 to 9 pm

Local photographer Whitney Collins @whitneycollinsphotography will be hosting her show titled “For the Love of Dance” at Cedar House Gallery on the whole ground floor!

Opening reception date and times: Saturday, 6-9pm

Exhibition dates and hours: Saturday:6-9pm and Sunday 1-3pm

For the Love of Dance is a photography exhibit featuring 65 dancers, ages 6-24, from all over the country. This project began as a simple desire to celebrate dance, as well as printed art. In a digital era, we forget how amazing printed art can be. There is something magical about seeing a large print of yourself, of becoming a work of art, about seeing these portraits as they were intended to be seen.

 

 

Did you make the best color picture for this year 2022?

 

We invite you to participate in the first edition of the color awards. we are looking for the best color picture for this year, 2022.The competition is open to any interpretation of color photography in all its dimensions, from everyday reality to pure abstraction

All the different photographic genres have their place in the Color Awards, photojournalism, portrait, nude, architecture, landscape, wildlife, abstraction, experimental, street photography, still life, artistic photography, or alternative processes. We look forward to seeing images with unique points of view and innovative approaches, as well as images that go within the more traditional ways of Color photography.

https://www.dodho.com/color-awards/ 

Praxis Gallery: black and white & monochromatic photography

 

 

 

Half a century after the advent of color film, black and white & monochromatic photography continues to capture our collective imagination. Utilizing tone, contrast, texture and shape, monochromatic photography strips its subject to only the most essential visual elements; revealing a sense of soul, substance and meaning – separate from the shifting sentiments, symbolism and cultural associations of color imagery.

Praxis Gallery seeks the submission of photographic works that demonstrate the fundamental qualities that make black and white & monochromatic photography an enduring, contemporary art form. All genres, capture types, black & white and color, traditional and non-traditional photographic and digital post-production processes are welcome for submission.

https://www.praxisphotocenter.org/calls-for-entry 

 

2022 Street Photography Award

 

This month we are celebrating street photography of all styles and are on the hunt for your most compelling examples!⁠

Candid depictions of quotidian life; prismatic hues amongst the grey of the city; subtle moments of joy, humor, or love: we want to see YOUR streets!⁠

1st prize: $1000 · 2nd prize: $600 · 3rd prize: $400

learn more and submit... 

Open call... free submissions!

 

We connect with people, places or even situations. Sometimes, and for a variety of reasons this connection loosens and other times it is lost. What does “reconnection” mean to you? For example, what’s the relationship and connection that a photographer can have with their subject, the act of photographing or with photography itself? How or in what ways can we reconnect with other people, places, landscapes or situations? You can approach the topic of reconnection in both its narrow and broad sense. We are open to all approaches and ideas. Submission is free!     LIGHTREADINGS IS COMING BACK After a long absence, LIGHTREADINGS returns with a new website, refreshed and renewed, and reconnects with its readers and photographers from around the world with a major online exhibition and a digital publication, curated by Panos Kasimis. https://lightreadingsmag.com/  SUBMISSION GUIDELINES (re-) CONNECT We welcome diverse submissions from all photographers worldwide of any age, both amateur and professional. Send us your best photographs! We want to see exciting work that responds to the theme (re-)CONNECT. Images can be shot in any format, using any camera, on film or digital. Submission is free! You will need to submit to lightreadingsmag@gmail.com the following: 1 – 5 images of your work (no signatures, watermarks or writing), attached to your email. Please do not insert the images on the email body. All images must be submitted as JPEGs (size 1900px on the longest side, 72dpi). The file name of your image must begin with the sequence number for the image followed by your full name. For example:  01_John Smith.jpeg. Two or three lines of text to explain your approach. Your Instagram name so we can tag you. The deadline to submit your entry is 30th September 2022 at 11.00 pm CEST. All entries will be assessed by the curator. Participants names will be announced on October 10th. Please note that LIGHTREADINGS reserves the right to decline exhibiting work that do not meet the above requirements or, in the curator’s judgement, does not match the theme.

Image as Object — The Tangible in the Intangible

 

Image as Object — The Tangible in the Intangible Ohio University School of Art Athens, OH Through the means of photography and visual media, we commemorate — a moment, a place, a person, a thought, a feeling, a concept. We work to recuperate and reimagine memories, dreams and facades. How do photographs and their ‘object-ness’ suppose to memorialize that which is otherwise always in flux? What are we trying to hold onto, if anything, in our images? Alternatives seeks submissions of poignant works that explore the artist’s interpretation of ‘image as object’, the physical manifestation of that which can’t otherwise be pinned down — the tangible in the intangible. Artists working broadly within the spectrum of image-based media, including conventional and non-traditional photographic processes, moving images and installations are welcome. To apply, please visit the Slideroom link attached below. Image as Object – The Tangible in the Intangible (2023) will be a presentation of Alternatives, a juried biennial exhibition sponsored by the MFA Photography + Integrated Media cohort at Ohio University’s School of Art + Design. Since its inception in 1980, Alternatives has achieved national recognition for its leadership in forging new definitions in the medium by emphasizing the work of photographers in the conceptual forefront of the practice. more info

National Juried Photography Exhibition

 

 

Delaplaine Arts Center

Frederick, MD

The National Juried Photography Exhibition is held biennially in November at the Delaplaine as part of FOCUS, our month-long celebration of photography. Artists residing within the U.S. are invited to enter up to three (3) photographs for consideration. The entry fee is $35 per artist ($25 if the artist is a current member of the Delaplaine). All photographs, black & white, color, non-silver, computer-manipulated, digital, or pinhole are eligible.

more info 

2022 Emerging Vision, CPAC Biennial Student Show

Photo: Yellow Leaves Surround White Gazebo in Green Washington Park, Dubuque, Iowa, detail, by Robert Felderman2022 Emerging Vision, CPAC Biennial Student Show

Colorado Photographic Arts Center

Denver, CO

The Colorado Photographic Arts Center announces its biennial juried student show. This year’s jurors are Yoav Friedlander and Dana Stirling, Co-Founders of Float Photo Magazine. Float Photo Magazine The exhibition will be a survey of work made by undergraduate and graduate students in photography from across the country and is intended to highlight the creative talents of emerging artists. There is no theme. Applicants must be current, undergraduate or graduate students enrolled at a post-secondary institution and not graduating before the end of the academic year 2022-2023.

Deadline 09/23/2022

The work of photography students emerging into the art world is how we picture the future. The Colorado Photographic Arts Center is having an open themed call for entry for current undergraduate and graduate students in photography. All capture types, subject matter, and photographic processes are eligible to submit. This show is your chance to demonstrate your talent and point of view!

The exhibition will be on display in CPAC’s gallery from November 25, 2022 – January 7, 2023.

DEADLINES & INFORMATION

Applicant submission deadline: Friday, September 23, 2022

Application notifications sent: October 14, 2022

Exhibition dates: November 25, 2022 – January 7, 2023

Opening reception: Friday, December 2, 2022 6-9pm

Exhibition jurors: Yoav Friedlander and Dana Stirling

Fees: $12 for 3 images / early bird discount $6 for 3 images (until September 2nd, code is EARLYBIRD); $3 each additional image

 

Jennifer Blue Thesis Exhibition

 

 

 

Jennifer Blue will be presenting her thesis exhibition, The Reunion of Broken Parts, this Friday, 9/16, at 2 pm at Cedar House Gallery (122 E. 36^th Street). She will also be simulcasting via Zoom.

She will host an opening reception on Saturday, 9/17 at Cedar House from 6-9 pm. The reception will not be simulcast.

Zoom Meeting, Friday 9/16 at 2 pm EST

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/76460386153?pwd=LvI5Rj8lXlamfKin2aWj7Zj3GXqVDj.1

Meeting ID: 764 6038 6153

Passcode: 942BRi

call for entry: PORTRAIT

 

SUBMIT....

• Up to 5 images and/ or 1 video.
• Brief bio/ artist statement 
• CV
• Portfolio website
• Social media handles (if applicable)

Submitted images must be labeled as follows:

Firstname_Lastname_Title_Medium_Dimensions_Year. jpeg 

Jpeg files should not exceed 1MB. Selected artists will be contacted for high-resolution images. 

For video submission, we accept time-based artwork or kinetic works that need to be presented in videos. Video submissions should be limited to 2 min. For security reasons, we don’t open sites with passwords or download attachments from the web.

We do not accept submissions via emails.

Timeline

• Submissions will be accepted until October 14, 2022 24:00 EST
• Selected artists will be notified by October 28, 2022
• Exhibition opens on November 7, 2022
• Exhibition closes on January 22, 2023

Support

all America Chinese Youth federation

Art America China Project

Media Support

Los Angeles Post

Call for Entry

Info here 

 

 

“diversion”

diversion:  distraction, entertainment, deviation, pleasure, deflection, digression, amusement, delight, divergence  ….

Entries due: September 19, 2022

Welcome Back PHOTO Dept Event this FRIDAY

 Welcome back photography department Open House gathering for all majors, minors and graduate students Friday, Sept 16, 1pm Alder Studio 130

  Friday, 16 September 2022, Jennifer Blue will present the MFA thesis, The Reunion of Broken Parts, at the Cedar House Gallery in Savannah @ 2.00 PM EDT.

Drop by the gallery or connect virtually:

 Jennifer Blue is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Jennifer Blue: The Reunion of Broken Parts Exhibit

Time: Sep 16, 2022 02:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/76460386153?pwd=LvI5Rj8lXlamfKin2aWj7Zj3GXqVDj.1

Meeting ID: 764 6038 6153

Passcode: 942BRi

Gallery Talk This Friday Sept 9

 

Pique your own collaborative practice as SCAD alumni artists Julia Wilson and William Glaser Wilson share inspirational exchanges

About this event

Join exhibiting artists Julia Wilson (M.F.A., photography, 2018) and William Glaser (B.F.A., photography, 2017) in conversation with SCAD Museum of Art associate curator Ben Tollefson at this Supernatural! gallery talk on generative creative relationships. Merging their respective artistic practices and experimentation with photo-based processes, Wilson and Glaser have developed a remarkable personal and professional partnership. Pique your own collaborative practice as they share the inspirational exchanges that occur between creative partners!

This talk is free and open to SCAD parents and family here for Orientation.

 

 

Date and time

Fri, September 9, 2022

5:00 PM – 6:30 PM EDT

Location

Gutstein Gallery

201 East Broughton Street

Savannah, GA 31401

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