paid internship opportunities: Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger.

 

Calling all current college students! Join us for paid internship opportunities through the PVH Early Talent Program in the US! Gain fashion industry experience by working with our company and our iconic brands, Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger.
 
Summer internships are 10-weeks starting this summer from June– August and require full-time hours. You’ll be able to work with teams including design, merchandising, marketing, finance, and more. You’ll also get to attend workshops, learning sessions with senior leaders and networking events to meet your colleagues.
 
All candidates must be within commuting distance of our US offices in New York and New Jersey and will operate under a hybrid work model (in-person and remote attendance).
 

Visit https://lnkd.in/eEwt3fy3 to apply today!

list of all summer internships with PVH

 

 

Visual and Brand Management internship

Courtyard by Chuck Chewning is a retail store devoted to luxury outdoor living, an outgrowth of Charles H Chewning Interiors, a full-service interior design studio. Our vision is to grow our online business so customers beyond the region can access our personalized brand aesthetic. 

 

We have an exciting opportunity for a Visual and Brand Management intern.

 

Job responsibilities include working collaboratively to stage, style, shoot, and edit photographs and videos. 

 

The successful candidate will have experience and skill in video and image editing, a positive attitude, and be a team player.  

 

Please submit your resume along with links to samples of videos and images you've created and edited.

 

Job Type: Paid internship

 

Schedule: 20-30 hours a month, on-site and remote, flexible schedule

 

 

Cuffy Sullivan, Design Coordinator
Charles H Chewning Interiors
+1.912.412.2833

406 W. Jones Street #A
Savannah, GA  31401
+1.912.421.9070

www.chuckchewning.com

All About Photo Awards, The Mind's Eye

 All About Photo presents its 9th edition of the All About Photo Awards, The Mind's Eye, calling all photographers from around the world. Winners will receive $10,000 in cash awards, extensive press coverage, and global recognition. The grand prize is $5,000, the 2nd prize is $2,000, the 3rd prize is $1,500, the 4th prize is $1,000, and the 5th prize is $500!

More info... submit here 

Call for Entry: Flora

 

 

https://www.sec4p.com/flora-prospectus-24

Artists throughout the ages have been drawn to the vast and varied world of flora. What moves you? Do you celebrate the essence of beauty or strive to heighten recognition of the perilous path of our environment? Are you inspired by a single bloom or a profusion of blossoms in a lush bouquet, enchanted gardens manicured or messy, plants endangered or invasive, carefully cultivated or sown by nature, bursting forth or shriveling on a vine?

We’re looking for flora, all types from a single stem to a vast landscape, still life, formal gardens, or vegetation gone wild. Color or monochrome, analog, digital or antique processes, photographers of all skill levels and locations are welcome.

Entering Your Images:   You can enter your images online at Smarter Entry For best results, make sure your image is 1200 pixels @72 dpi on the longest side, Images should be in JPEG format, sRGB color space. Please name your files: Flora_Last Name_First Initial_Image#.jpg (Examples: Flora_Smith_J_Image1.jpg, Flora_Jones_R_Image3.jpg) If you need help entering your images or are unable to, please contact info@sec4p.com or call 864.605.7400

Eligibility: All photographers regardless of location, age or skill level. Images previously selected for exhibition at the SE Center for Photography within two years of the current exhibition are not eligible.

Fees: $35 for up to 5 Images, $6 for each additional image up to 10. Members $28 for 5 images, $5 for each additional image up to 10

Experience the preservation of Black history in Savannah's communities

 Experience the preservation of Black history in Savannah's communities
Journey through historic neighborhoods of Savannah on a bus tour that spotlights SCAD's commitment to preserving local Black history and the university's enduring fellowship with community leaders. From significant civil rights sites to major contemporary restoration initiatives, each stop on the tour centers visionary voices from Savannah's African American past, present, and future. Tours, held in conjunction with Super Museum Sunday, last approximately two hours.

Sunday, Feb. 11
10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
SCAD Museum of Art
601 Turner Blvd.
Savannah, Ga.

Tours include a performance by SCAD students, featuring American Idol winner and SCAD graduate Candice Glover (B.F.A., dramatic writing, 2022), as well as a screening of the SCAD-produced documentary A Thousand Miles and Counting, which explores the historic journey of William and Ellen Craft as they traversed the country — including the site which is now the SCAD Museum of Art — in pursuit of freedom from enslavement.

For special accommodations, email events@scad.edu 48 hours in advance of the event.

 Study Abroad to Argentina with Prof Lane

Interest Meeting Feb 2nd 11am Graham Scott Rm125

or Join Zoom Meeting

https://scad.zoom.us/j/93143330218

Alum Brittany Hicken (and it all started with 1 assignment in Photo 113)

 

full article here: https://www.dodho.com/interview-with-brittany-hicken/

Brittany Hicken is not merely a photographer but also an indefatigable traveler, deeply committed to capturing and sharing the mesmerizing beauty our world offers.

A graduate of the esteemed Savannah College of Art and Design, and currently based in Atlanta, Georgia, Brittany has embarked on a personal project intertwining her love for creation, connection with people and nature, and her insatiable desire for exploration. Through large panoramic formats and the clever use of mirrors, she provides a unique and insightful visual commentary on life, deviating from stereotypical landscape panoramas to seize the viewer’s attention and elicit more than a mere glance. Her work, steeped in underlying anxiety birthed during the pandemic, reflects not just physical landscapes but also the emotional and mental landscape of an artist in continuous reflection and discovery.

In college, one photo class required us to complete 50 artist researches in 8 weeks. I had stumbled upon one who would take singular small, maybe 12-inch, mirrors and place them in spots with zero context, reflecting something extremely contrasting in color and texture. One I remember distinctly was a circle in what looked like sand reflecting blue sky and clouds. This intrigued me so incredibly that I wanted to do something similar with my final project; however, I wanted my photos to at least have context in the surrounding landscapes the mirrors were in. After completing this, I did the same thing in my film and darkroom class.

 

PULSE Art and Film Night!

 

Join us for PULSE Art and Film Night!

January 26 | 5:30pm–8pm Jepson Center Members Free | Non-members $8

Celebrate the opening night of PULSE with an evening of cool tech projects by local artists and a classic anime feature. Art projects include large-scale projections by Will Penny and John Colette and an exhibition of media art and works made with AI. Experience Telfair’s interactive Children’s Art Museum at night and at 6pm, enjoy a screening of the animated feature Metropolis (107 minutes, 2001). The film is rated PG-13. Doors open at 5:30. Wildflower Café will be open until 7pm serving your favorite beverages and popcorn.   Full schedule and registration

Professor Emeritus Zig Jackson Lecture

ZIG JACKSON
Indian Photographing Indian: Zig Jackson's Journey 
through Native America

 To view lecture Click Here

Study Abroad Opportunity with Ryan Debolski

 

The Writers' Studio

 

Scheduling an Appointment with SCADextra: Using TEDU

The Writers' Studio offers students, faculty and staff support in all aspects of the writing process for academic, creative, professional and personal projects. With the goal to help make better writers, not just better papers, we work to teach the skills necessary to help you improve your writing over time through individualized appointments, relevant resources and specialized workshops.

Watch video and schedule an appointment 

 

Alumna 2023 Kyla Kys: 1st place Color Competition All About Photo

 

Country: United States
Birth: 2001

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Kyla Rys is a New York based photographer. She captures striking, yet minimal images with a sense of timelessness.

Born in Hunan, China and raised in Colorado, Kyla’s passion for photography began at age twelve. Her early projects with pets have been published with appearances in National Geographic and The Huffington Post. While receiving a B.F.A in photography from SCAD she produced distinctive brand visuals for the university’s marketing team. Kyla is currently working at Ralph Lauren in Creative Services.

Winner AAP Magazine 35 Colors

Websites

www.kylarys.com

@kyla.rys

 See her profile and work on the AAP website

 

In the 35th edition of AAP Magazine, we sought to exalt the vivid spectrum of colors. Ultimately, we selected twenty-five photographers, with a majority being women, hailing from nine distinct countries across three continents. Their choice of colors spans the gamut, encompassing audacious and lively hues, subtle pastels, and even monochromatic tones. Yet, each selection reflects a deliberate aesthetic decision that enhances the photograph's visual allure and evokes sensory delight..

This issue features the following artists:

First place winner: Kyla Rys (United States),
Second place winner: Natalie Strohmaier (Germany),
Third place winner: Ellen Stern (United States), 

Merit Awards:
Jyotsna Bhamidipati (United States), Eric Seidner (United States), Pelin Guven (Turkey), Marlène Delcambre (France), Fabien Dendiével (France), Melanie Schoeniger (Germany), Sebastian Piórek (Poland), Aline Taieb (Austria), Joseph Podlesnik (United States), Mateusz Zurowski (Poland), Rohina Hoffman (United States), Emily Fisher (United States), Klaus Lenzen (Germany), Carolyn Silvernail (United States), Joyce P. Lopez (United States), Marco Cajazzo (Italy), Till Britze (Germany), Myrta Köhler (Austria), Pawel Pilch (Poland/USA), Martina Holmberg (Sweden), Jaroslav Mares (Czech Republic), Alessandro Gallo (Italy)

 

 

Great Alumni News

Two MFA alumni from SCAD have a discussion at Center Santa Fe at Review Santa Fe. 

Daniel George, MFA photo 2011 and Jacob Wachal, MFA photo 2023. Jacob's work was accepted to have his work reviewed at the prestigious Review Santa Fe portfolio review event. One Jacob's reviewers was Daniel George, submissions Editor for Lenscratch where the interview was featured. 

Check out the interview HERE...

2024 Krappy Kamera® Competition

 2024 Krappy Kamera® Competition

Soho Photo Gallery is pleased to announce the 26th International Krappy Kamera Competition. The gallery is located in lower Manhattan and is New York City’s longest running co-operative photography gallery. All selected photographs will be exhibited at the Gallery as well as on our website. The opening reception is Thursday, March 7 from 6 to 8 pm.

 

What is a Krappy Kamera

Our philosophy at Soho Photo Gallery is that in the hands of any artist great photographs can be made with basic equipment. To explore this talent, we are searching for extraordinary photographs made with lousy lenses. Examples of some Krappy Kameras are the Holga, Diana, Ansco, and pinhole cameras. You can also create your own Krappy Kamera by using your non-Krappy Kamera (e.g. 4×5, SRL, DSLR) and exchanging the lens with a Krappy lens (e.g.pinhole body cap or Holga-type lens). Cell phones, disposables and point and shoot cameras are ineligible. No AI generated work is allowed.. Remember, just because a camera is old and moldy doesn’t make it Krappy. The lens is the determining factor.

Soho Photo Gallery

New York City, New York

Juror

Susan Burnstine is an award-winning professional fine art and commercial photographer who builds homemade cameras and lenses using plastic, vintage camera parts, and random household objects. Susan is represented in galleries across the world, and has written for several photography magazines, including a longstanding monthly column entitled American Connection for Black & White Photography Magazine (UK). She regularly teaches workshops, is a frequent reviewer, and has curated and juried many exhibitions for galleries and festivals across the country. Susan has had over 35 solo exhibitions, and her work is held in numerous museum and private collections. She has two award winning monographs, “Within Shadows”  2011 and “Absence of Being” 2016.

Prospectus 

 

Traces. PhotoPlace Gallery call for entry

 Traces

PhotoPlace Gallery

Even the most mundane human activity leaves evidence of its existence. Old shopping lists, a lost stuffed animal left on the swing set, fragments of an old wedding dress, all speak of the passage of time. Larger human activities leave boarded-up storefronts and crumbling infrastructure. No matter the scale, they all leave a nostalgic hint of an irretrievable past and, ultimately, of our mortality.

For this exhibition, we seek images that hint of humans come and gone by the traces left behind.

We are very pleased that Jeff Curto will be the juror Traces. He will select up to 35 images for exhibition in our Middlebury, Vermont gallery and another 40 images for our Online Gallery. All 75 images will be reproduced in the exhibition catalog and remain permanently on our website, with links to photographer’s URL.

To further reward excellence, we are offering a $500 award to the Juror’s Award recipient, and $250 to the Director’s Award recipient.

 Prospectus

F-Stop Magazine: Issue #123 will focus on color & color photography.

 

F-Stop Magazine: Issue #123 will focus on color & color photography.

Submit up to 12 photographs following the guidelines in the Prospectus.

Issue #123 will have an expected publication date of February 1, 2024.

Prospectus 

 

Family Photos: Memory, Identity & Artifact.Call for entry

 

Prospectus

Family Photos: Memory, Identity & Artifact. Praxis Gallery seeks photography that unravels the intricate tapestry woven by family dynamics, histories, and emotions encapsulated within conceptually constructed images or seemingly ordinary snapshots.

 

Visual studies of specific family histories, highlighting unique stories, personal contexts, and broader interpretations that recognize shared human experiences and emotions across diverse family narratives are encouraged. The family photo as concept or artifact may explore specific stories, moments of joy, sorrow, love, and nostalgia, and extend an invitation to viewers to connect with the universal and timeless aspects of familial relationships.

 

But time can also complicate the family photo. As Roland Barthes stated, “the personal essence captured in a photograph gradually loses its meaning, as the image transforms from a vivid contemporary representation of one's identity to a faded relic of the past”. Diminished significance can be central to the visual study of the family photograph for this theme.

 

Praxis Gallery seeks photographic works that explore any of these concepts, endeavoring to unravel layers of meaning inherent in family photos. All genres, capture types, black & white and color, traditional and non-traditional photographic and digital post-production processes are welcome for submission. Curated by Praxis Directors.

Call for entry: ‘every nook and cranny’

 

 

A nook is more than a place to eat breakfast. A cranny is not just a crack in the ground. Nooks and crannies are defined as “the smaller or less accessible parts of a place or object which are not normally noticed.” To search ‘every nook and cranny’ is to have looked everywhere, even places normally disregarded.

They are everywhere — Nooks are the curves and divots of one’s nose. Crannies are the holes where light shines through. They’re places, movements, people, and feelings. They’re both tangible and metaphorical. They’re in plain sight and they’re microscopic.

How do nooks and crannies manifest in your life? We want to see! Look outside the box (or maybe inside it).

If you plan to submit, we ask that submissions are 3000px on the long side, 300 dpi, CMYK color space, jpg files. Although it is not required, when submitting, please try to provide us with a few words about you and your photo. You may submit up to 3 photos, however, please understand that all of them may not be used. Also, please know that because we are waiving submission fees, contributors to the publication will be asked to purchase their own copy.

Prospectus 

 

 

Black and White juried group photo show

 Black Box Gallery is excited to announce a Black and White juried group photo show. There is often a classic, nostalgic and dynamic translation to black and white photography. Black and White has an important tradition of luminous, well-crafted and thoughtfully composed imagery. Contemporary photographers are involved in this dialog of history and tradition, but with their own modern voice, visions and aesthetics of imagery. Black Box will be looking for a diversity of photographic works and ideas for this exciting exhibition!

Deadline: January 12

https://blackboxgallery.com/Black%20and%20White%202024%20CFE.html