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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

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

info@locksgallery.com

www.locksgallery.com

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.

 

2019 Annual Student Show Photo Participants

 

Thank you

to everyone who submitted work to the Photo component of

2018 Annual Student Show.

All the excellent work submitted showed the varied types of engaging work that is being produced by the Undergraduate students in the Photography Program.

 

The following students had work selected to continue on to the all school show:

MATT BECK First Issue #16

SARAH GOFFNEY Untitled #23

OLIVIA GUIDARA Untitled #6

MICHAEL JAZUL Untitled #8

RITA X. HUANG Untitled #17

SOPHIA H. KIM Leaking Time Series #31

DANILE KRANTMAN Untitled #46 

NICKI LISS Mémoire #5, Best of Show Prize

JOTI LONGIA Heritage #12

LAYNE MILLER Hedonistic Viibe77 #42

VICTORIA VAN BUSKIRK Untitled #21

MARK WILLIAMS This Mad Niggas Hair #10

CONGRATULATIONS ALL!

 

Rebecca will be getting in touch shortly with more information about making your final submission for the show. Special thanks to the graduate students who helped in the selection process.

Interested in a Trip to China?

Information from the Confucius Institute at Temple University. This is a fantastic opportunity for students to experience Chinese culture. 

Temple University Confucius Institute friends, Ni hao. We are now accepting applications from students for our 2019 Summer Trip to China! The dates of the trip will be May 20 – June 2, 2019. There are several information sessions set up this week. You are encouraged to attend one to learn more about the trip, receive the application and have any questions you may have answered.   Info Session Dates:                 2/14/19 - Anderson 821 – 9:30-10:30                 2/15/19 - Anderson 821 – 1:00-2:00 If interested, please let me know which session you will be attending. If you are not able to attend one of the sessions, do not worry. Let Ashley know that you are still interested in the program and she will send you the application. You can email her at ashley.phifer@temple.edu. This trip is open to all Temple students who have never been to China so feel free to share with your classmates. We have 20 spots for students. Interested in the 2019 Summer Educators trip? Keep an eye out for the email later this week. Zai jian!

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!

 

 

 

Martha Madigan - two exhibitions, one opening on 2/12 at Univ. of Delaware

Photographer Zumani Feelings speaking - hosted by Temple's Aperture Agency

Zamani Feelings will be speaking this upcoming Tuesday at 5 pm in the Student Center Room 217C. He is a professional sports, events, and portrait photographer. He regularly shoots for Temple football, basketball and the NFL.

We wanted to pass along the information since you do not have to be an Aperture member to attend the meeting. If any of your students are interested in hearing him speak, please feel free to pass along the information. His portfolio website is here.

Jocelyn Burns

Aperture Agency

 

Maine Media Workshops

SUMMER IS HERE, ONLINE!

Things are heating up in Maine! Our full 2019 summer schedule is now on our website. View all workshops.

Maine Media is one of the longest-running workshops programs in the U.S. today, and attracts people from all over the world to its Rockport, Maine campus. We offer everything from One-Week Courses to 10- and 12-Week Intensives. 

The Fence - outdoor exhibition seeks submissions

Submit your work to the largest outdoor photography exhibition series, displayed in eight cities across the United States and Canada:

Atlanta, Boston, Brooklyn, Calgary, Denver, Houston, Sarasota, and Seattle

The FENCE is a unique opportunity for your photography to be seen by over 8 million people, and to win a $5,000 cash project support grant, a Leica Camera package, a solo exhibition at Photoville NYC 2019, and more!

Submit your work by Feb 11 for Early Bird Deadline ($35 entry fee) or March 11 for Regular Deadline ($45 entry fee).

More info here: https://contests.picter.io/the-fence-8/?utm_source=madmimi&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=thefence

Island Life: Field Studies of Art+Nature in Puerto Rico

Greetings,

I am emailing to announce Island Life, an Art+Science opportunity happening this March, aimed at creatively exploring the diverse wildlife of Puerto Rico!

The ART+BIO Collaborative is an educational nonprofit based in Cambridge, MA that offers various Field Studies of Art+Nature educational programs. We integrate art and the life sciences via public engagement, education, and research. We value diversity and inclusion in the arts and sciences, and design novel travel programs for artists, scientists, students, educators, professionals and for anyone interested in integrating nature, art, and biology in the wild.

We offer significant funding for underrepresented minorities and students of color for Island Life.

Please consider applying to Island Life and help spread the word about this incredible opportunity to anyone who may be interested. Here are the details:

Island Life: Field Studies of Art+Nature in Puerto Rico
Dates: March 4-9, 2019

Program Highlights:
Creative explorations of the unique and lush tropical environments of Puerto Rico.
Hands-on observation, artistic interpretation, collaboration, and applications of various biological and natural history methods.
Immersive project-based investigations and utilization of the natural habitat as a STUDIO+LAB to explore and make informed art about Caribbean plants, animals, and nature.
Opportunities to engage in Art+Science community outreach.

Click HERE for more Info & Application

There are limited spaces available. Those interested are highly encouraged to apply today! Please click on the link for photos, testimonials, and more information.

Thank you for helping us to spread the word about this unique opportunity, and don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions!

Best wishes,
Stephanie Dowdy-Nava
Co-Founder, ART+BIO Collaborative
sdowdynava@artbiocollaborative.com