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Bryn Mawr College's Center for Cultural Studies invites you to an online/virtual zoom evening with Boots Riley—American film director, producer, screenwriter, rapper, and activist.
Boots Riley is the lead vocalist of The Coup and Street Sweeper Social Club. He made his feature-film directorial debut with "Sorry to Bother You" (released July 2018), which he also wrote.
Wednesday, May 5, 2021 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm - open to the public
Call for Entries – 96th ANNUAL International Competition
The Print Center’s 96th ANNUAL International Competition is now open! Full Prospectus and Entry Details: http://printcenter.org/100/96th-annual/
Jurors: Ana Casas Broda, artist, educator, editor and co-director of Hydra + Fotografía and Dr. Kelli Morgan, independent curator, educator and social justice activist
Submission Deadline: June 15, 2021, 11:59pm (EST)
View Prospectus and Enter Online: http://printcenter.org/100/96th-annual/
Reduced Entry Fee for 2021: $35 (up to five single images or videos)
The ANNUAL is one of the oldest and most prestigious competitions in the United States. Open to local, national and international artists, The Print Center is particularly interested in highlighting the use of photography and/or printmaking in new and intriguing ways, both in content and process.
Any artist using Photography and/or Printmaking as critical components in their work can enter. Artists whose work pushes the boundaries of traditional photographic and printmaking practices are encouraged to enter.
A wide variety of exhibition, museum acquisition, cash and material prizes are provided by supporters of the ANNUAL to be awarded to Semifinalists and Finalists.
Here are some quick links to The Print Center’s social media posts in case you would like to easily share them: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.
Best wishes,
Emma Keller
Administrative Assistant
The Print Center
1614 Latimer Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
215-735-6090
ekeller@printcenter.org
In addition to the in-person commencement exercises that Tyler is hosting on Thursday, May 6, we are also holding an online celebration in the Photography Program to celebrate and honor our newly freshly BFA and MFA graduates.
Please join us on Friday, May 7, from 11 - 12 for one more zoom session!
We'll be at this link:https://temple.zoom.us/j/94936917129
It's an open celebration and we hope that you'll be able to join us for any or all of the time!
Byron
Please join us on Monday, May 3, from 12:00 - 1:15 for Tyler Photo Graduate Student Artist Talks. Each grad will present for roughly 10 minutes with question and discussion periods to follow.
When you attend, you'll hear from:
Leah Phillips
Kaitlin Santoro
Mollie Schaidt
Melissa Powers
Idalia Vasquez
Neysa Wellington
The talks are open to all. To join, please access by Zoom at: https://temple.zoom.us/j/91710908597
Byron
Aperture Agency, A Temple Student Org, is hosting a photo contest and seeks your vote on your favorite. The vote is open to anyone with a @temple.edu email. If you want to participate/support those who submitted, that would be awesome!
Go here: https://apertureagency.myportfolio.com/
Thanks!
Mason Romero
Aperture Agency
JONATHAN FERRARA GALLERY would like to invite you and your students to apply to our international juried exhibition - NO DEAD ARTISTS, which is currently open for its 25th iteration and is the primary way we form relationships with new artists. You can find more information about the call via the link above. Applications are due on 14 June 2021.
NO DEAD ARTISTS is open to living artists of all ages, emerging and established, working throughout the world. All mediums are accepted. Exhibition finalists are selected by an ever-changing group of prestigious arts professionals/ collectors and the exhibition itself it installed in the gallery for the entire month of September.
The exhibition has been a springboard for numerous artists leading to national press coverage, recognition, gallery representation, and acquisitions by museums and other prominent collections.
One jury-winning artist is awarded a solo exhibition at JONATHAN FERRARA GALLERY to take place the following year.
2021 Jurors: Laura Lee Brown, Thomas B. Coleman, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Billie Milam Weisman, and CCH Pounder.
We hope you will consider applying and encourage you to share this opportunity with your students and art community! I've attached a bulletin for NO DEAD ARTISTS call to this email. Please feel free to distribute it amongst your students and peers.
Best of luck,
Amanda
Are you ready to do something amazing and worthwhile after a year of pandemic life? I’m excited to inform you that applications are open for Writing Wrongs: On Location. Because the 2020 program on racism was cancelled due to the pandemic, the topic remains the same for 2021. The program will be in Bethlehem, PA.
Temple is just 1.4 hours from the program location. I've attached posters which can be attached to emails and shared on social media. Please read on for more info!
** The deadline for initial applications is May 1. **
About Writing Wrongs
Writing Wrongs is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit advocacy journalism program that examines social issues through the power of the pen and the lens. We have been hosting an annual program for college students every year since 2015. Students who have participated in previous Writing Wrongs programs represent 22 colleges and universities in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, and New York. At each program, the selected students have immersed themselves in a specific social issue and created a print book in just three days with their interviews and photographs of people who are directly affected. They have posted to our social media accounts, created video clips of the participants, and designed the entire book and cover.
We now offer TWO programs. The On Location program is the one we’ve been offering since 2015 at a specific location. And our first-ever remote program, Writing Wrongs: Nationwide, is currently running from March through May 31, 2021.
Writing Wrongs’ publications containing the students' work include the following:
Videography Examples
· Rainy Leonor
· Yessenia Blanco
About Writing Wrongs On Location: Racism
Eligibility
Any current undergraduate or graduate student who will be registered for Fall 2021 may apply. They must be at least 18 and meet the minimum requirements of the concentration to which they’re applying: Writing/Editing, Print Design, Photography, Videography, or Social Media Management.
Cost
The program is completely funded by donors. All lodging and meals for students are paid in full by Writing Wrongs.
Application Process
The deadline for initial applications is May 1. Students should apply on the website. After submitting the initial application, students will receive instructions about their Official Application Packet, which is due by June 1.
Components of the On Location Program
Outcomes
Writing Wrongs Nationwide affords students notable opportunities that include the following:
If you have questions, please feel free to contact me.
Sincerely,
Dawn Heinbach, M.A.
Founder & President/CEO
Mobile. 484-358-9465
Email. dawn@seekreporttruth.com
Web. seekreporttruth.com
Pronouns. She/her
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GAD 2075: Communication Through Graphic Design: Art & Design IRL
Art and Design IRL is a 2021 summer session course about bringing creative practice (both art and design) out of the safety of our studios and into public spaces.
Course website with "sizzle" images and assignments:
https://irl.cargo.site/
"Creative practice in 3D, not 2D. Communication as object, as projection, as display, as structure, as installation, as sound, as architecture. Not just the X and Y, but also the Z axis." — James Goggin
Nathan Young, Assistant Professor [he / him]
Temple University, Tyler School of Art + Architecture
nathan.young@temple.edu
I wanted to let you know about two wonderful opportunities TPS is offering - both are open to students. We are always eager to see what your students - the next generation of our photographic community - have been working on!
The first exhibition is our #NewVisions2021: A Student Exhibition.
Deadline for Entries is 04-26-21 (11:59 pm MST)
For more details about #NewVisions2021 click on the following link: https://texasphoto.org/new vision 2021
The second exhibition is At Night in conjunction with the Museum of the Big Bend and McDonald Observatory.
Deadline for Entries is 04-30-21 (11:59 pm MST)
For more details about At Night click on the following link: https://texasphoto.org/at-night
I’m reaching out from Candela Gallery in Richmond, Virginia. We are gearing up for our summer exhibition program and hoping to spread the word. UnBound! is a unique juried exhibition for emerging & established photographers -- that is FREE TO SUBMIT TO as well as aCOLLECTION OPPORTUNITY. This year will be our TENTH UnBound! exhibition and the Collection we've built from previous UnBound!acquisitions currently includes 91 photographic objects & artist books. We're really proud of this program and hope to continue reaching new audiences each year. I've included more information about the gallery and this summer exhibition below. Photographers in all stages of their careers are encouraged to submit! So we hope you and your students will consider applying.
THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS ONE WEEK AWAY - Monday, April 12th at 11:59pm
ABOUT THE GALLERY
Candela Books + Gallery is currently in its tenth season and is located in Richmond, Virginia. As a gallery and publisher, Candela’s mission is to elevate and support contemporary photography through exhibition and educational programming, publication opportunities, and community-building. Candela has participated in a few fairs including AIPAD the past three years. Learn more about our gallery philosophy here.
ABOUT UNBOUND!
Each summer we host a group exhibition - UnBound! - where we invite around 5-6 artists and then the rest of the show is juried from submissions. It is typically the only open call exhibition we have each year and have close to 45-55 participants.
Candela is able to purchase work from the show for The Candela Collection via fundraising efforts throughout the duration of the exhibition. This fundraising typically takes the form of a large party, however, 2021 will consider COVID precautions and focus on virtual fundraising efforts and small gatherings. It’s a unique group show and over the last nine years we’ve acquired 91 photographic art objects and artist books. Our promise to the collected artists is that we intend to ultimately donate the Candela Collection to a fitting institution.
In short, we are trying to celebrate photography, generate sales and for some, create a collection opportunity. We keep fees off the submission process and the quality is pretty tight. The show will be on view at Candela Gallery in Richmond, Virginia from July 2nd - August 7th
Learn more about UnBound!, the Candela Collection, and browse previous UnBound! exhibitions at the link below.
This summer will be our TENTH UnBound! exhibition so we'll be trying to make a lot of noise! Please feel free to share the flyer I've attached below with your department and students.
Kindly,
Ashby Nickerson
Candela Books + Gallery
214 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23220
804.225.5527
candelagallery.com