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Thrilled to announce that my series of work around animals has been selected for the 22nd Julia Margaret Cameron Award. Excited to showcase my art in Barcelona, Spain at FotoNostrum Barcelona this December 2024. Grateful for this incredible opportunity to share my passion with the world.
If you're in NYC this Thursday night, swing by the SOHO Art Gallery. The opening reception is Thursday, March 7, 2024, from 6 to 8 pm.
Soho Photo Gallery is pleased to announce the 26th International Krappy Kamera Competition. The Gallery is located in lower Manhattan and is New York City's longest-running cooperative photography gallery. All selected photographs will be exhibited at the Gallery and on our website.
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We are pleased to invite you to the launch and celebration event for SEITIES STUDIOS' 12th publication, "Theme Dreams".
Date: Thursday, February 29, 2024
Time: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: The Collectors' Gallery Of Art
1332 9 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 0T3, Canada
Join us as we unveil the final release from SEITIES STUDIOS and witness the magic of "Theme Dreams" come to life. Part of the 20th Anniversary of the EXPOSURE Photography Festival.
If you find yourself in Tucson, Arizona, I would love for you to attend the “Square Photography Exhibition” opening reception at Decode Gallery. The event will occur on March 9 from 5 pm to 8 pm.
Feel free to drop by Decode Gallery during our regular Saturday hours from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm or join us for our gallery exhibition openings every second Saturday from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
Decode Gallery
314 S Convent
Tucson, AZ 85701
Touching Magic: Scenes From Enchanted Wilderness, showcases a collection of lyrical photographs that capture mystery and beauty in the setting of Georgia’s coastal wilderness. This exhibition invites viewers into a land of imagination and presents visual narratives that evoke a sense of wonder. Visitors will have the opportunity to escape for a time from the transitory world of material existence, immersing themselves in an untamed land where mystical connections are made and hidden wonders are revealed.
Using varied photographic processes and mediums, the 29 photographers in this exhibition touch the magic and essence of Georgia’s coastal wilderness. This experience is the driving force behind all of the work, which is lyrical rather than documentary. The quality of light, the sea, the moss-craped live oaks and the decaying man-made structures create the atmosphere. Flora, fauna and figures become visual metaphors that speak to the transitory nature of the physical world and the enchantment and power of the natural word.
“In my photographs, I seek to capture fleeting moments that might otherwise go unnoticed or forgotten. By freezing time and preserving it through the medium of film, I create a visual record of the chance occurrences and serendipitous encounters that shape our lives. Through my work, I encourage viewers to reflect on their own experiences of time, chance, and memory and recognize these elements' beauty and complexity. I am particularly drawn to how memory shapes our perception of time. Memories are malleable and subject to interpretation, yet they can shape our present and future selves.”
The annual Members' Show is a juried group exhibition featuring the work of the Members of Foto Forum Santa Fe.
The exhibition includes over 60 original photographic works by these Foto Forum Santa Fe Members:
Eric Anderson, Kelly Berry, Jim Bremer, Cody Brothers, Daniel Brothers, Teresa Camozzi, Daniel Combs, Heidi Cost, Armando DeAguero, Barbara Deaux, Cagla Demirbas, Brett Erickson, Emily Fundingsland, Susan Delgavis, Jessica Dietz, Brian Edwards, Nancy Egan, Aimee Ellis, Esther Garcia, Atticus Gerberding, Lee Golden, Jill Goodman, Katy Gross, M.G Harman, Spencer Isitt, Tony Jackson, Al Kelman, Donald Kratt, Eric Kunsman, Marina La Palma, Horatio Law, Rusty Leffel, Aimee Madsen, Ellen Mahaffy, Beryl Markowitz, Kai Mcbride, Eric McCollum, Dan McCormack, Joshua McGrath, Larry McNeil, RJ Muna, Merecedes Nelson, Hunter O'Hanian, Jeremy Oversier, Gary Pikarsky, Andrew Roibal, Ryan del Rosario, Anna Rotty, Paula Selzer, John Siskin, Morgan Smith, Jerry Smith, Tom Stoffregen, Michael Sumner, Charlie Tadlock, Nick Tauro Jr., Ashton Thornhill, VC Torneden, Leanne Trivett S., Raymond Urena, Karey Walter, Jeff Waters, Glen Wilbert, Isabel Winson-Sagan, Thomas Winter, Tom Wise, Forest Woodward, Cody Yantis, Joan Zalenski, Tom Zimberoff
On view from February 2nd, 2024 to April 24th, 2024 at Foto Forum Santa Fe.
Georgia Photography Juried Exhibition
January 6 – March 17, 2024
Main Galleries
The Marietta Cobb Museum of Art presents our first MCMA- juried exhibition of photography. Focusing solely on photographers within the state of Georgia, this exhibition presents a selection of fine-art photography from over 400 submissions. Including portrait, landscape, still life, abstract, and street photography, this exhibition divulges Georgia photographers’ wide breadth of skill and subject matter.
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We are excited to announce that Issue 41 is now available for pre-sale. The expected shipping date for subscribers and pre-sale orders is July 10. CLICK HERE to see the included artists, visit their websites, and pre-order your copy!
Small Works
curated by Donna Garcia
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South x Southeast Gallery
On the Walls
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Artist's Reception
South x Southeast Gallery
August 26th
5-8pm
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Photography for me is not looking, it’s feeling. If you can’t feel what you’re looking at, then you’re never going to get others to feel anything when they look at your pictures. — Don McCullin
How do you capture a vibration? The continual resonance of events of the last two years is felt in ways that are subtle, not always seen. For the silver anniversary of Photographic Center Northwest’s (PCNW) juried exhibition, we will exhibit work from 40 selected artists that reflect the reverberations that have had such a dramatic effect on our lives, culture, and politics. This year’s esteemed jurors are Jennifer L. Stoots, certified photography appraiser and photo historian; and Liza Faktor, curator, and creative producer.
Neil Berkowitz (Seattle, WA)
David Blow (Hickory Creek, TX)
Amy Broderick (Jupiter, FL)
Ronald Butler (New York, NY)
Mark Coggins (San Francisco, CA)
Jo Cosme (Seattle, WA)
Teela DeLeon (Olympia, WA)
Paloma Dooley (Los Angeles, CA)
Erica Frisk (Somerville, MA)
Ebenezer Galluzzo (Portland, OR)
Rheana Gardner (Cedar City, UT)
Jayn Goldsen (Clinton, WA)
Paul Gravett (New Westminster, BC, Canada)
Meg Griffiths (Denton, TX)
Josh Hobson (Spokane, WA)
Melinda Hurst Frye (Kenmore, WA)
Jill Inbar (Brooklyn, NY)
Erica Jones (San Jose, CA)
Richard K Kent (Lancaster, PA)
Sarah D King (Bainbridge Island, WA)
Harini Krishnamurthy (Issaquah, WA)
Julia Kuskin (Seattle, WA)
Daniel Leka (Los Angeles, CA)
Kim Llerena (Washington, DC)
Valerie McKinley (Bothell, WA)
Helynn Ospina (Santa Cruz, CA)
Alana Perino (Providence, RI)
Janet Politte (Bellevue, WA)
Jennifer Pritchard (Laguna Beach, CA)
Andy Reynolds (Seattle, WA)
Gregory Schaffer (Burien, WA)
Elizabeth Shawaker (Toledo, OH)
Nicholas Shiflet (Seattle, WA)
Mike Vos (Portland, OR)
Karey Walter (Marietta, GA)
Dawn Watson (Hastings on Hudson, NY)
Lauren Wilcox (Seattle, WA)
Sam Wrigglesworth (Beaverton, OR)
Jean-Marc Yersin (Blonay, Switzerland)
David Zentz (Los Angeles, CA)
APG's first exhibition of the new year!
Curator: Paula Tognarelli
Griffin Museum of Photography and Independent Curator
Exhibition: February 9-March 12, 2022
Opening: February 10, 2022, 11AM-3PM
Curator & Artist Talk: Online, February 10. 2022 7-9 PM
The Atlanta Photography Group gallery is free and open to the public.
Gallery Hours: Tues.-Sat. 10 am-4 pm
Juror: Todd Forsgren
On View January 25, 2022, thru March 5, 2022
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CONGRATULATIONS to the 3 AWARD WINNERS selected by Juror Eileen Rafferty from the 552 submissions to our @fotofoto_gallery "17th National Photography Competition."
1st Place Award: "Witness."
by Carol Bouyoucos
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2nd Place Award: "1994: The Year I Was Born"
by Man Zhu
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3rd Place Award: "White Fallow Buck."
by Karey Walter
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Thank you to Wendy Curtis and Tom Northrop at the @huntingtonartcenter for sponsoring our First Place Award! Your kind generosity and support are much appreciated!
EXHIBIT DATES:
February 3 - March 5, 2022
ZOOM RECEPTION:
Sat, February 5th @5pm.
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“CELEBRATE ART — OPEN CALL” EXHIBIT
Exhibition Room One and Two — National Group Show
December 2021 – January 2022
Talented artists and photographers present their finest artwork for this national Open Call exhibit which welcomes any theme, style or subject matter. An extensive collection of remarkable images and personal visions.
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Photographic Artists from Georgia to Minnesota opens at the Atlanta Photography Group’s new gallery at Ansley Mall.
This exhibition is in our new space at 1544 Piedmont Ave, Suite 107, Atlanta, GA 30324, at Ansley Mall! (MAP LINK HERE) and is one of three exhibitions hosted by APG during Atlanta Celebrates Photography.
EXHIBITION DATES AND TIMES
Exhibition Dates: October 11- November 19, 2021
Opening Reception: October 14, 2021, 5 pm – 8 pm
Artist Talk: October 14, 2021 @ approximately 6:30 pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 4pm or by appointment. If you аre interested in a private viewing, please email us at gallery@atlantaphotographygroup.org.
Juror Statement
Whenever I am asked to judge fine art photography, be that in a juried exhibition, a portfolio review, or a submission to the gallery, one question is always going through my mind: is this an interesting photograph, or is it just a photograph of an interesting subject? Selecting the top images for Atlanta Photography Group’s Selects 2021 exhibition was no different.
My preference is always to judge prints in person, as I believe the finished product, the actual physical photograph, is what’s most important, but the image itself must first be captivating. The subject doesn’t have to be exciting or interesting or captivating on its own: the photographer must use his or her own voice to make it so. The mundane can be beautiful as in Central Library Skylight. The light can change something simple into something stunning as we see in Truth Lives in the Shadows. The abstract can be fascinating as with Burlesque Artist, Clift Hanger. The photographs can be shot on the street like Guard Dog or elaborately staged as we see with The Glamper/ Birding, none of it matters, so long as it’s an interesting photograph, not just a photograph of an interesting subject. I didn’t worry too much about having wide range of subjects or an even mix of black and white and color.
"YOU ARE HERE"
Atlanta Photography Group
This exhibition is themed around a sense of searching, and the images should reflect the idea of “place” throughout the rural American South. The exhibition will be on-site in Zebulon, GA, in a historical building that formally housed the town’s first newspaper. This is a four-day the event that hosts photographic art collectors, artists, and visitors worldwide.
"For such a simple phrase, You Are Here, contains an outsized tension: between the implication that one is lost and the certitude of being located in a specific place. This exhibition explores that opposition in the context of the rural American South and reveals a region that is equally enigmatic: constant, changing, violent, restorative, exotic, and known. Taken together, these photographs offer a view of the rural South that is rich and complicated, with recognizable textures and tools, familiar guides, and evidence of things not seen. At their most successful, the artists included here rely on unique aspects of photographic vision, embracing and challenging photography’s assumed role as a faithful record of place. Calling to mind questions about the capacity and limits of a photograph to effectively tell us about the world we inhabit, then, the works on display are as much about photography itself as they are about the varied landscapes, people, and histories of the American South. "
-Brian Piper, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Assistant Curator of Photographs, New Orleans Museum of Art
We are proud to announce that Jurors Jill Skupin Burkholder and Dan Burkholder have selected 50 evocative images for Texas Photographic Society’s 34th Annual Members Only Show.
JURORS' REMARKS
With so many photographic possibilities of film, optics, editing, and processes, photographers seem like an impossibly diverse group of artists who fight any unifying characteristics. But as you’ll see in this imaginative Members’ Exhibition, the unity is there. The artists represented in this show treat the assortment of possibilities like they were handed the keys to the visual playground. Their creativity and visual instincts take flight in delicious ways.
TPS fosters an inclusive approach to the medium, blending a community of photographers who perceive the world with unique visions. From touching portraits (both human and animal) to sublime landscapes to perfectly timed street photography and still lifes, this show presents a diverse spectrum of approaches and styles. You’ll witness the joining together of talented photographers capturing the essence of their subjects, leaving us inspired and intrigued — a rewarding outcome for a Members’ Exhibition.
- Jill Skupin Burkholder and Dan Burkholder
37 Karey Walter: Marietta, GA
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SHOTS Magazine is a beautifully printed black & white quarterly in a world gone digital, not an online publication.
An independent, reader-supported journal of eclectic fine art photography now in its 34th year of publication, SHOTS is known for its democratic presentation of work by a variety of photographers from around the world and reaches a wide, international audience that includes not only emerging and established photographers but also educators, galleries, museums, collectors and other fine art photography enthusiasts.
Each issue has a theme. Photographers submit images that relate to that theme and the photos chosen will be published in the next issue. Each new issue will announce the next theme and deadline. Image selections are completely democratic in that you don't have to be a well-known name to get in. If we like your image and it fits the theme you may get published. Subscribers can submit photos to the theme of each issue for free.
We don't care about what kind, brand, or model of camera you use, which format, whether you used film or digital, what apps or filters. We care about the vision, about quality, about depth, about meaning, about magic.
The Image Flow proudly presents our 5th Annual Alternative Process Photography Exhibition, a juried exhibition featuring 42 artists working with a wide variety of historical and analog photographic printing processes.
Bromoils, Carbon transfers, Chemigrams, Cyanotypes, Gum Bichromate, Lithographic prints, Lumens, Photo Intaglio and Photogravure, Platinum Palladium, Salt prints, van Dyke prints, and Wet Plate Collodions (along with many multiple-process works) are all represented in this show. Each image is often one of a kind due to the nature of working with these non-commercial processes—mixing emulsions and coating materials by hand are customary to alternative process work, and hand-embellishing prints with ink drawings, watercolor, oil pastels, embroidery, or add additional flourishes to many of these artworks. The prints are made on a variety of unique materials including Fine Art papers, fabrics, metal plates, and wooden panels—we even have a photographic wall sculpture!
The exhibition is curated from over 200 submissions from photographers living and working throughout the United States—from Bryan Patterson in Fox Island, Washington to Sally Chapman in Lowell, Massachusetts, along with many California and San Francisco Bay Area photographers.
The 5th Annual Alternative Process Photography Exhibition features work by Francis Baker, Shane Balkowitsch, Diana Bloomfield, Lisa Brussell, Susan Chainey, Sally Chapman, Dana Christensen, Tom Condon, Matt Connors, Conner Cushman, Dora Duan, Laurence Elias, Frani Evedon, Steffani Frideres, Rheana Gardner, Jessica Greaux, Barbara Hazen, Kristy Headley, Victoria Hernandez, Susanne Huebel, Chris Ireland, William Johnston Jr, Marky Kauffmann, Doug Kaye, Kirk Lindgren, Xiaopeng Liu, Lloyd Matthews, Lou McCorkle, Robyn Moore, Maureen Mulhern-White, Eben Ostby, Bryan Patterson, Sarah Phenix, Michael Puff, Suzanne Roland, Anna Rotty, Anita Seltzer, Radka Tezaur, Karey Walter, Wilton Wong, Sara Yerkes, and Yelena Zhavoronkova.
