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Charcoal Book Club presents the third annual Chico Hot Springs Portfolio Review & Charcoal Publishing Prize

Charcoal Book Club presents the third annual Chico Hot Springs Portfolio Review & Charcoal Publishing Prize

www.charcoalbookclub.com

 

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*Submission Deadline Dec. 10th.

 

The Charcoal Publishing Prize

One grand prize winner will be awarded the Charcoal Publishing Prize. The winning project will be published and distributed worldwide by Charcoal Book Club, the first book-of-the-month club dedicated exclusively to photobooks.

 

About the Portfolio Review

The Chico Hot Springs Portfolio Review is a retreat that takes place over six nights at Chico Hot Springs Resort near Livingston, Montana. Forty Five artists / photographers will be selected by our jury to spend the week with fifteen artists, curators, and photobook publishers in an environment that fosters community and conversations through portfolio reviews, peer reviews, artist lectures, and panel discussions.

 

 

What Selected Artists Receive

1 Charcoal Publishing Prize - The Charcoal Publishing Prize will be awarded to one of the selected artists in attendance. This project will be published and distributed worldwide byCharcoal Book Club in 2020.

3 Merit Scholarships - A full tuition scholarship ($3750) to the Chico Portfolio Review event will be awarded to each of the three artists/photographers chosen by the jury based on the quality of their submitted project.

45 Selected Artists - Forty-five artists / photographers will be invited to travel to take part in this juried portfolio review and retreat. These attendees are chosen by our jury based on the merit of their submitted project.

 

Submit Now

*Submission Deadline Dec. 10th.

 

Meet the Speakers

Todd Hido

Mark Steinmetz

Andrea Modica

Alex Webb

Rebecca Norris Webb

 

 

Meet the Reviewers:

Christopher McCall | Pier 24 Photography

Cécile Poimboeuf-Koizumi | Chose Commune

Paul Schiek | TBW Books

Michael Famighetti | Aperture Magazine

Irina Rozovsky | Photographer

Shane Lavalette | Light Work

Igor Posner | Redhook Editions

Tim Carpenter | TIS books

Clint Woodside | Deadbeat Club Press

Ed Panar | Spaces Corner

Carson Sanders | Aint-Bad

 

Meet the Jury:

Leslie Martin | Aperture

Gregory Halpern | Photographer

Anna Walker-Skillman | Jackson Fine Art

 

What People Are Saying

“As a result of attending the portfolio review my work has been nominated for the Magnum Photos Graduate Award at Photo London. It was a great boost in terms of making contacts and getting the work in front of the right people.” – James Bannister -2017 Selected Attendee

“The Chico Hot Springs Review is one of the most refreshing art retreats I’ve ever attended. The whole experience created by Charcoal Book Club is warm, relaxed, and completely revitalizing. I would highly recommend this over many 2-3 days reviews that are more impersonal.” - 2018 speaker Paul Moakley - deputy director of photography, TIME

"Freshly out of college and confused about what I wanted, I found strong connections and shared passions with my reviewers. I also received an enormous amount of information and feedback about what paths I could pursue. I realized that I had a lot of work left to do before I would see results, but finding a goal to work towards is a great start and Chico gave me that." - Hwa-Jeen Na - 2018 Selected Attendee

“I found the intimate confines of Chico Hot Springs (set in arguably one of the most epically beautiful valleys in Montana) to be an ideal setting for a cross-pollination of ideas with professional colleagues and participants. I almost always feel I gain as much from participants, who are current with trends and fresh approaches, as I’m able to impart with them. This was especially true at the portfolio review, as I was introduced to a broad range of aesthetic pursuits and disciplines, much of it meaningful and fascinating.“ - 2018 Reviewer Raymond Meeks - Artist

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You are receiving this email after discussing the opportunities we offer students and alumni for our Chico Hot Springs Portfolio Review Event.

 

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LensCulture Visual Storytelling

Now Open! LensCulture Visual Storytelling Awards

Are you a talented creator of visual stories? We're seeking remarkable image makers from all parts of the world using photography to weave compelling narratives, from traditional documentary to imaginative storytelling and beyond.

Awards include an exhibition at Aperture Gallery in New York, international photo festival projections, massive exposure to international press + our global online audience of three million, publication in The Best of LensCulture, Volume 3, and much more!

Free entry option. Open to photographers of all ages, level of experience and locations. Enter 5+ images to qualify for a professional review at no extra cost. What are you waiting for?

ENTER NOW »

Deadline: Wednesday 19 December 2018

 

Philadelphia Flower Show - photography competition

I’m reaching out on behalf of the 2019 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show. For the first time ever, the Flower Show will have a Photography section in the Competitive Classes area of the Show. The Photography Classes are juried and open to amateur photographers. Details about entering and Class descriptions can be found in the Exhibitor’s Guide. For a copy of the Exhibitor’s Guide, more details, and to download the entry form, please visit our website. Photography starts on page 22 of the Guide.

Photography submissions are due by January 11, 2019 and are limited to 35 entries per class. We suggest entering as early as possible.

The Flower Show receives 250,000 visitors each year.  If selected for entry in the Show, it’s an amazing way to have your work seen.

Thank you,

Jenna Celius

Volunteer Specialist

PHS Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

100 N. 20th Street

Philadelphia, PA 19103-1495

p:   215.988.8850

f:    215.988.8810

e:   jcelius@pennhort.org

w:  PHSonline.org

UPENN DESIGN - MFA and more

We are hosting our annual Open House for prospective applicants on Monday, November 5, here in Philadelphia, and we would love to extend an invitation to your students. We are hoping that you might pass this information on to any of your undergraduate students or recent alumni that may be interested in going to graduate school. Our Open House guests will have the opportunity to tour our facilities and buildings, and meet and speak with the PennDesign faculty, current students, alumni, and staff about graduate programs in our six academic areas of study:

 

Architecture

City & Regional Planning

Fine Arts

Historic Preservation

Landscape Architecture

Urban Spatial Analytics

I especially wanted to point out our interdisciplinary Master of Fine Arts degree program, as we have found that students in your undergraduate major of study often have interest in continuing their work and practice in an MFA program.

If any of your students are interested in attending, please have them contact me. They can register for the event online here: https://www.design.upenn.edu/graduate-admissions/events/fall-open-house-2.

Thank you in advance for your assistance in spreading the word. We hope to hear from you in the future.

 

Best regards,

Lauren

 

Lauren Hoover

Admissions & Recruitment Coordinator

University of Pennsylvania

School of Design

110 Meyerson Hall

Philadelphia, PA 19104-6311

 

215.898.6520 Phone

215.573.3927 Fax

 

www.design.upenn.edu

A film by Henry Horenstein, Monday at 6:00 at UARTS

partners-film.com

Henry Horenstein website

Photo Plus Expo Trade Show

 

Free Bus Trip to NYC

Saturday October 27

stopping at the Javits Convention Center for

 

Photo Plus Expo

"The Media, Advertising, News & Tender Notification Services Industry trade fair."

The Photo Plus Expo is the largest photography and imaging event in North America and offers the ultimate experience in photography, filmmaking, and digital imaging.

Contact Kari Scott to reserved a seat on the bus!

Register for free tickets to the trade show: photoplusexpo.com

TEMPLE NEWS : PHOTOGRAPHY GIG

 

THE TEMPLE NEWS

 

PHOTOGRAPHY @

 

The Art Market

 

The Temple News is looking for a photographer to cover

The Art Market at Tyler for next week's print edition.

 

If you're interested, please contact the

Multimedia Editor Shefa Ahsan shefa@temple.edu.

Primary Colors - call for entries

The New York Center for Photographic Art (NYC4PA) invites photographers world-wide to submit images using any photographic process (print, image transfer, emulsion transfer, encaustic, black and white, color etc.). Winners will receive a total of $2,300 in cash awards, be featured in the NYC4PA Online Gallery and Award Winners Catalog. The Grand Prize winning image will be posted on the NYC4PA home page.

PRIMARY COLORS:

A small box of Crayola crayons, an American child's first art related possession, contained eight glorious wax colors.  Three of them RED, YELLOW, and BLUE gave these kids the ability to create all the colors of the rainbow.  In addition, however. so many first art projects focused on these crayons as they were packaged - strong primary color artistic elements.

 This call is about images in which one of these colors stands out as a critical element of your photographic composition.  You will determine which of the three colors RED, YELLOW or BLUE represents each image you submit.  They can be black and white photographs with a single point of color, red, yellow or blue monochromes, or any image where red, yellow or blue stands out as a focal part of the photograph. Is the blue sky the most important part of your image, a red umbrella or maybe a big yellow flower? Have you modified a print to be all shades of red?  This is a theme to have fun with.

For details, link here.

On the Trail of Big Cats with Wildlife Photographer, Steve Winter - NOV. 1 - discount available

Join award-winning National Geographic photographer Steve Winter for a thrilling journey into the world of big cats. From trekking high in India’s Himalaya in search of rare snow leopards and stalking the elusive jaguar through Latin American jungles to chronicling the nocturnal activities of the “American lion” or cougar, this determined explorer ventures far and wide to come face to face with his subjects.

https://www.kimmelcenter.org/events-and-tickets/201819/kcp/steve-winter/

VIDEO

https://youtu.be/pmURtm_UlSs

if you want to take part in this opportunity for discounted tickets, I’d be more than happy to share this with you!

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns.

Have a wonderful weekend!

Best Regards,

 

Manisha Modi

Audience Development and Group Sales Manager | Kimmel Center, Inc.

1500 Walnut Street, Floor 17 | Philadelphia, PA 19102

Phone – (215) 790-7707 | Fax – (215) 790-5801

mmodi@kimmelcenter.org

PMA Membership Discount for Graduating Tyler Students!

Are you graduating soon? Sad you’ll be losing your free access to the Philadelphia Museum?

During the month of October, the Museum is offering students a full year of membership for only $20 (normally $40). All you have to do is visit the Museum and show your current student ID to redeem this discount. This will allow you unlimited access for the next year.