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Films about MLK to Stream from Temple's Kanopy Collection

We’re honoring Martin Luther King Jr. and the profound impact he had on America by highlighting the informative and touching documentaries that chronicle his life and legacy. With films created mere years after his death as well as recent examinations of his enduring influence, this collection provides a fully realized portrait of Dr. King, his message of peaceful protest, and the state of the country. Watch these insightful films, as well as his famous 1963 "I Have A Dream" speech, now on Kanopy.     WATCH NOW

BLACK AMERICA SINCE MLK: AND STILL I RISE In this thoughtful four-part documentary, host Henry Louis Gates Jr. takes a personal journey through the past fifty years of African American history, from the victories of the civil rights movement to today’s ongoing issues, raising profound questions about what it means to be black today. WATCH NOW   KING: A FILMED RECORD This Oscar®-nominated documentary combines moving newsreel footage, covering the seminal Montgomery bus boycott up to King’s death in Memphis, with heartfelt testimonials from Hollywood stars to immortalize a profound, indispensable piece of American history. WATCH NOW     These films are proudly brought to you by Temple University.

Alliance Française de Philadelphie - photography submissions requested

I recently received this request for submissions for an exhibition:

My name is Louise Moréteau and I am a French intern at the Alliance Française de Philadelphie - a non-profit organization that aims to promote French language and culture. As an intern, I am in charge of the internal and external communication. I also take part in the organization of French classes and of various cultural events that are hosted at the Alliance. As part of my six-month internship, I am encouraged to complete a personal project under director Sonia Robin’s supervision.

I have always been fascinated by photography and I would really like my project to be the organization of a photography exhibition in the Alliance Française’s office. My aim would also be to present young artists and future professionals to the Alliance and allow them to show their work in a creative and multicultural environment.

I am contacting you because I would really like for one or several of your students to show their pictures in this exhibition. Since our events are featuring French artists and francophone culture, I was hoping that maybe some of your students would have been to France or any other francophone country and taken pictures there. I am hoping to host this exhibition at the beginning of February, before the end of my internship.

Could you please ask your students if any of them would be interested in working with me on this project?

They will find more information on the Alliance Française’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/AFPhila/

Thank you very much,

Louise Moréteau

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Phone: (215) 735 5283 - Fax: (215) 735 1181

1420 Walnut Street - Suite 700 Philadelphia PA 19102  www.afphila.com

Camp Laurel in Maine seeks photographers in the summer

Camp Laurel is a premier children’s summer camp in Maine seeking Photographers for the summer of 2019.
 
Photographers are responsible for capturing, editing and posting pictures to our daily photo gallery. It’s a great opportunity for aspiring professionals to build their personal portfolio.
 
For samples of work that our photographers produce, please check out our website, www.camplaurel.com. A few good areas on our site to review are the Yearbook Archives, Films and Staff Experience sections.
 
Interested applicants should contact me at staff@camplaurel.com or call 203.227.8866. To apply online, visit www.camplaurel.com.

We look forward to hearing from any interested applicants and encourage you to forward this to your students or classmates.
 
Thanks!
 
Lauren
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Lauren “Poppy” Keane
Camp Laurel | www.camplaurel.com
lauren@camplaurel | 203.227.8866

OPEN SPRING COURSE - Curatorial Lab!

I've been asked to advertise a spring class that is low in enrollment and needs a few more folks to run. It is open to all Tyler or Temple students at sophomore level or above. It will be taught by either Dr. Leah Modigliani (Head of the Visual Studies Program) or a local curator.

CURATORIAL LAB - 27255 - VS 4511 - 001 - T/TH 3:30 - 6:00 PM

This class provides students with hands-on experience curating an exhibition as a team, from initial idea to final installation. We will explore traditional museums and other kinds of exhibition spaces from small galleries to artist-run co-ops. Visits and conversations with local curators and museum professionals in Philadelphia will offer some practical insights into the challenges of creating exhibitions within a complex institution. Philadelphia's robust contemporary art community and its rich historical landscape provide opportunities to explore and reflect on a variety of curatorial practices in different contexts. Although this course focuses on contemporary work, we will learn about the goals and techniques of museum and gallery displays in centuries past in order to place current strategies in context.

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For questions, please contact Dr. Leah Modigliani, Assistant Professor of Visual Studies

The Handmade Photograph: A Call for Entry presented by Bostick & Sullivan

The Handmade Photograph: Contemporary Photographers Working in Historic Processes

A Call for Entry presented by Bostick & Sullivan

Jurored by Christopher James

Bostick & Sullivan is proud to announce our first ever call-for-entry. Our upcoming juried exhibition will feature modern photographers’ handmade prints working with historic and alternative photographic printing methods. Digital means are allowed to capture the photograph and negative, but the prints submitted must be handmade. Silver gelatin is accepted as well. We welcome the chance to see how contemporary photographers work with these processes to convey their artful expressions to the world.

Important Dates
February 28th, 2019-midnight MDT, deadline for submissions
March 18th, 2019- announcement of selected Artists
April 23rd, 2019- deadline for framed prints to arrive at Bostick & Sullivan
June 7th -July 27th, 2019- exhibition on display
June 14, 2019, 5-7pm- Reception

Exhibition Location
El Museo Cultural – 555 Camino de la Familia. In the Railyard Art District, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Eligibility
Open to all photographers internationally making historic and alt-process handmade photographs. No digital prints are eligible. You may use a digital negative.
Prints including the frame can not exceed 20X24 inches over all.
If you have a question about your photographic process and whether it would qualify for this exhibition, call 505-474-0890 or email melody@bostick-sullivan.com.
Approximately 60 photographs will be exhibited .
There will be an online gallery to showcase all submitted photographs.

Fees
3 images for $30
4 images $35
5 images $40
Entry fees are non-refundable.

Awards
1st place - $500 gift certificate from Bostick & Sullivan
2nd place – Alt-process kit of your choice from Bostick & Sullivan
3rd place – A signed copy of the 3rd edition of Christopher James book
Up to 5 Honorable Mentions may be awarded.

Visit www.photo-histoica.com/call-for-entries for more information on the call-for-entry and for submitting your images.

Reminder - 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

 

Submit Now

*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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Copyright © 2018 Charcoal Book Club, All rights reserved.

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

 

www.charcoalbookclub.com

 

  

Projection Mapping Demo - Wed. Dec. 5 in the Lighting Studio, 9:30 or 11:00

Troy Holleman, Photo faculty, will be demonstrating Projection Mapping methods and techniques this coming Wednesday, Dec. 5, at two times. A school wide demo will happen at 11:00 in the Photo Program lighting studio. A more in depth demo with the seniors earlier at 9:30 AM, also in the lighting studio. Both are open to all.

What is projection mapping, you ask? It is a method where video, even real-time video, gets perspectivally corrected as it is projected onto a three dimensional surface - even if that surface is moving or changing!

RAL Regional Juried Photography Exhibition - Deadline December 5, 2018

Image Credit: Danny Schweers, Twilight, 2017, archival pigment print, 26.7"x 40." Winner: First Place Award,Third Annual RAL Juried Photography Exhibition

The Rehoboth Art League has hosted annual juried photography exhibitions in January since 2016. Due to the increasing interest in this field, by both artists and the community, this year we have expanded the scope of the previous exhibitions by inviting all regional artists living in Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, and Washington D.C. to participate.

Website link with registration is here.
Location  

• Tubbs and Corkran Galleries Receptions and Events
• Opening Reception: Friday January 4, 2019, 5-7pm
• Gallery Talk, From the Juror with Alida Fish: Saturday January 5, 2019, 2-3pm
• Educational Component: TBA

Contact: Jay Pastore, Artistic Director

•      Email: Jay@rehobothartleague.org (preferred)
•      Office phone: 302.227.8408 ext.104
•      Personal cell: 202.714.2388 (urgent needs only)

Eligibility 

• Due to the success of our past annual photography exhibitions, the Rehoboth Art League is expanding this year’s exhibition to include all artists living in DE, MD, VA, NJ, PA, and DC as eligible to participate.

Theme 

• There is no theme for this exhibition.  

Juror and Awards Judge

• Alida Fish

LENS 2019 - National Juried Exhibition - Jan 14 deadline

 

National Juried
Photography Exhibition
February 28 - March 31, 2019
Reception March 2, 2019 5-7 PM
Deadline for entries: January 14, 2019

Juror: Natasha Egan, Director, Museum of Contemporary Photography

PERSPECTIVE GALLERY is pleased to announce our ninth annual juried exhibition of photography, LENS 2019. Photographers are invited to submit work for possible inclusion in the exhibition. All subject matter and photographic processes are welcome.

Since 2011, Natasha Egan has served as the executive director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago (MoCP), where she was previously the associate director and curator since 2000. She has organized over fifty exhibitions with a focus on contemporary Asian art and artists concerned with societal issues, such as the environment, war, and economics.

APPLICATION FORM

SUBMISSIONS
Artists are invited to submit up to five photographic images in JPEG form. Images must have been created within the past five years.

AWARDS
Juror’s Award: $300
1st runner-up: $200
2nd runner-up: $150

ENTRY FEE
The fee for submitting up to five images is $40.

Deadline for entries: 1/14/19
Notifications: 1/24
Deadline for delivery: 2/19
Show opens: 2/28
Reception: 3/2
Show closes: 3/31

PERSPECTIVE GALLERY
1310 1/2 Chicago Ave
Evanston, Illinois 60201
847-200-1155
lensexhibition@gmail.com

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