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February 23, 2019
February 22, 2019
Photographer's Guide to Photo Contests
There are lot of photography contests out there. A LOT! It's nearly impossible to keep track of them all. Photoshelter has graciously compiled a collection of many of them, along with information about how best to approach, plan, and submit. Please download the guide for your own purposes.
Download Photographers-guide-photo-contests-2019
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Hahnemühle's 2019 Student Photo Competition
Hahnemühle is kicking off their Photo Contest next month….details are as follows:
Download press release: Download Hahnemuehle Student Photo Competition 2019
• You can find all information about the competition, judges, prizes, terms and conditions at https://www.hahnemuehle.com/en/digital-fineart/student-photo-competition.html
• Please note, the upload portal is closed right now but will open on March 1, 2019 until April, 30 2019.
• Our blog article is online, https://blog.hahnemuehle.com/en/countdown-studentphotocompetition/
• We are humbled to have seven international judges, all with great experience in the photography industry, as our jury. Each week, we will reveal one of the judges on our website and blog starting with Rolf Nobel (Germany), professor for photography at the University of Hannover, documentary photographer and experienced judge. The other judges are from the USA, France, UK, Brazil and Germany. More information each week on our website so keep peeking back.
Best Regards,
Kevin Graham
- Sales Manager, Eastern USA -
Hahnemühle USA
380 N. Terra Cotta Rd, Suite G
Crystal Lake, IL 60012
Direct: 815-354-9159
Phone: 815-502-5880
Fax: 815-502-5879
February 21, 2019
Photo Club Exhibition to Enter: The Language of Color
The Fine Art Photography Club invites its members to be a part of a juried show taking place in March! Below you will find details about the show’s theme and the requirements for submission. The deadline for submissions is February 25th.
Theme: The Language of Color
Color plays a transformative role in our world. Let color be your muse. Let color establish the mood or feeling of the image. The primary focus is color, including hand applied forms of color applied to the photographic image. Any photographic processes are acceptable.
Eligibility: Fine Arts Photography Club members (if you wish to join the club, please send an email to Tyler.photographyclub@gmail.com)
Size: 13" x 19"
Submission Guidelines:
Jurying Files: 2mb jpg using the following naming protocol:
lastname_firstname_PhotoClubSubmission_001
Email to: Tyler.photographyclub@gmail.com
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS - Midnight, February 25, 2019
Selected images will need to be submitted as follows:
Printed 13”x19” and placed into the Fine Art Photo drawer in Tyler by March 11th at 11am
PLEASE PLACE A NOTE ON THE BACK WITH YOUR NAME, YEAR AND WORKING TITLE.
Install March 11-13
Exhibit runs March 11-31
Reception Friday March 15th 6pm
February 20, 2019
Peters Valley School of Craft - scholarships available
Note from Byron: If you are interested in attending a Peters Valley workshop, please contact me immediately to submit your name for a possible scholarship. There's a March 1 deadline - byron dot wolfe at temple dot edu.
From an email:
Dear Professor,
As part of our ongoing effort to be of assistance to the students of colleges in their craft and art programs, Peters Valley School of Craft would once again like to dedicate three 50% tuition scholarships to your students. Each of our studios has a designated amount of scholarships to award but if you have more than three students interested, please let me know as we may be able to accommodate them.
· Scholarship students will receive lodging in our “Hostel-style” dorm at no charge.
· Lunches are included in the scholarship. All other meals may be purchased at the PV Dining Hall or there are kitchen facilities available in the dorm so students can prepare their own meals.
Scholarships can be applied toward tuition for a workshop of any length. Urge your students to respond quickly as their choice may fill fast and we generally have a limit of 2 scholarship students per workshop. Once we receive your paperwork we will determine course availability and contact each student directly by email to finalize all details such as payment, supply lists, lodging, etc. Recipients are responsible for the studio/material fees and meals in addition to the balance of tuition. Students will be required to put down a deposit soon after registration and payment arrangements can be made if needed. Final payment will be due no later than one month before the start of the class selected.
The process is straightforward. Simply supply the information on the attached page and return a copy to the email or fax number noted. Please reply by March 1, 2019. We may accept scholarships after that date; however the workshop choices will become limited. Full descriptions and complete information for the workshops is on our website www.petersvalley.org.
Thank you again for your interest and participation.
Sincerely,
Jennifer:
Jennifer Apgar, Education Director
Peters Valley School of Craft
19 Kuhn Road, Layton, NJ 07851
(973) 948-5200
Locks Gallery: David Hartt + Tim Portlock, Exhibition & Opening Reception
David Hartt, Interval I, 2014 Archival pigment print, edition 3/6 36 x 54 inches
Open Reception for Follow Fate - Friday, February 22nd from 5:30 – 7:30pm
Locks Gallery
600 Washington Square South
Philadelphia, PA 19106
T 215-629-1000
Press Release: Download Hartt_Portlock_2019 PR
Artists David Hartt and Tim Portlock transcribe their worlds, creating complex narratives that address global exchange, racial tension, and the physical and sociological effects of failed modernist projects. Man-made deterioration is juxtaposed with representations of sublime and persistent nature—creating images of startling elegance despite their crumbling subjects. Atmosphere and ideology frame fraught narratives of white flight, urban planning, and socioeconomic stratification—issues which have been endemic to social design since the nineteenth century, but which were exacerbated throughout the economic booms and busts of the mid-to-late-twentieth century. Picturing the banal landscape of industrial decline, both Hartt and Portlock reassert the distance from which most individuals will view these problems. In scenes at once devoid of human life and irreparably changed by human hands, these artists call attention to the cyclical entropy of humanity on a global scale while also rendering beauty into these abandoned environments. Fallow Fate provides a valence through which we might view stasis as a point of recovery.
February 14, 2019
February 12, 2019
Submit Work THIS WEEK to Annual Student Show!
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 14 @ NOON
JURY WILL SELECT 12 PIECES
AND ONE "BEST OF PHOTO" $50.00 PRIZE
LOOK FOR THE RED DOTS!