A Dream-Jason Fulford collaboration
Third Place winner in the BLACK AND WHITE 2020/New York Center for Photographic Art
Third Place winner in the BLACK AND WHITE 2020
New York Center for Photographic Art
JUROR
Dan Burkholder
PhotoBUCKHEAD
Atlanta Photography Group presents PHOTOBUCKHEAD, photographic works selected by juror, Gregory Harris. This exhibition takes place at the Buckhead Library in Atlanta.
The exhibition is free and open to the public.
Exhibition: November 07 - January 02, 2021
Virtual Opening & Juror Talk: November 7, 4-6pm
Soho Photo Gallery
Soho Photo Gallery, New York City’s longest-running co-operative photography gallery, is excited to announce our 16th International Alternative Processes Competition. All selected photographs will be featured on the gallery’s website from November 12 – December 10, 2020.
Alternative Processes opens on line on November 12th with a talk with our juror Aline Smithson.
Abstract – The Alternative Exhibition
The Southeast Center for Photography (SEC4P) had a recent call for Abstract (photography), juried by Blue Mitchell. The exhibition call was looking for non-representational imagery from found objects in nature, man-made or figurative works, and images that do not attempt to represent external reality, but seek to achieve its effect using shapes, forms, colors, and texture.
This on-line exhibition will continue from October 25, 2020 on-ward as a permanent virtual exhibit.
https://singularimages.net/2020/10/23/abstract-the-alternative-exhibition/
Artists:
Kathy Friedman, Robert Quance, Ryuten Paul Rosenblum, Sandy Rothberg, JenniferMcKinnon Richman, Eric Saunders, Susan Saudek, Don Scott, Wil Scott, Bruce Schlein, Kimberly Schneider, Petra Senn, Carl Shubs, Bill Shumaker, Paula Shur, Robert Silance, Gwen Small, Douglas Stockdale, Roi Tamkin, Bob Tanner, Jim Trivelpiece, Karen Vander Ven, Richard Walker, Karey Walter, Rowene Weems, Bernice Williams & Beamie Young.
Art Through the Lens 2020
Art Through the Lens 2020 will be on display from October 23 – November 28, 2020.
Yeiser Art Center is a non-profit visual arts organization celebrating over sixty years of serving the community with exhibitions and education throughout the Tri-State Region. As the region’s foremost visual art center, YAC brings diversity and excellence in visual arts to Paducah, a designated UNESCO Creative City. The gallery is situated near Paducah’sriverfront at 200 Broadway in the historic 1905 Market House building.
2020 Atlanta Celebrates Photography Festival Guide
APG > ATL: Airport 2020
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Featuring work by: Gerald Alderman, Chris Anderson, Leslie Andrews, Cyril Bailleul, Rene Borrero, Eric Burkard, Hannah Butler, Mark Caceres, Nina Cammarata, Dinesh Chitlangia, Ferney Coy, Nathan Dean, Mary Farmer, Chuck Grove, Beth Herzhaft, Jeremy Janus, Michael Joseph, Beverly Korfin, Eric Kunsman, Trish Lawrence, Jinwoo Hwon Lee, Marilyn Maxwell, David H. Miller, Gail Mitchell, Manuel Morquecho, Shirley Nannini / Windflow, Bob Newman, Jari Poulin, Douglas Powell, Karey Walter
Strange Time, a small print exhibition
Atlanta Photography Group
Featuring work by: Corinne Adams, Christopher Anderson, Reis Birdwhistell, Patrick Caffrey, Nina Cammarata, Ana Castillo Lopez, Nathan Dean, Sharon B. Dowdell, Joe Dreher, Mary Farmer, Beth Herzhaft, Lisa Hill, Carolyn Hollingsworth, John Howe, Laura Inman, Marjorie Jordan, Beth Lilly, Bari Love, Shama Manji, Chris Mastin, Tom Meiss, Ellen Mertins, Rosemary Miklitsch, Gail Mitchell, Deborah Monroy, Colin Potts, Lesley Ann Price, Nick Prince, Marla Puziss, Robert Rausch, Lawrence Russ, Beate Sass, Keara Saunders, Les Schmidt, Elena Sergeeva, Michelle Shiraziefard, Karen Sokol, Sucharith Somayajula, Chip Standifer, Todd Suttles, Christopher Swafford, Peter Tilgner, Eddy Verloes, Karey Walter, Stephen Weiss, Becky Wilkes
LightBox Photographic Gallery & Fine Printing
1045 Marine Drive Astoria, Oregon 97103-4219
(503) 468-0238
The Spooky Show Returns
October 10 – November 10, 2020
The Spooky Show Returns after a 7 years hiatus. One of our most fabled series began in October 2009
with our third show ever. The Spooky Show exhibited every year over our first 5 years, ending in 2013
with The Last Spooky Show. This year, The Spooky Show Returns, 11 years since it’s inception.
We invite photographic artists working in all processes.
The opening day will be on Saturday, Oct. 10th, 11am-4pm.
Atlanta Photography Group presents STRANGE TIME
Atlanta Photography Group presents STRANGE TIME, a small print exhibition, with fun, creative photographic works selected by juror, Barbara Griffin. Strange Time is a fun, small print exhibition, featuring unique images.
All photographic artwork is available for sale, information on size & pricing in the photo caption. Contact the gallery if you would like to purchase a photograph or have more questions. gallery@AtlantaPhotographyGroup.org
The exhibition is free and open to the public.
Exhibition: September 17 - October 10, 2020
Virtual Opening & Juror Talk: September 30, 7:00-9:00pm
PhotoPlace Gallery-Photomontage: Constructed Reality
Photomontage: Constructed Reality
Juror: Tom Chambers
Exhibition: October 30 - November 20, 2020
Juror’s Statement
Thank you to all those who took a risk to put themselves out there with their photomontage artwork. I truly appreciate the courage it takes to enter a juried exhibition. As the juror, I was honored to review the many submissions. I always learn and grow as an artist as I study the work of others. This exhibition provided that opportunity, for which I am thankful. I am particularly grateful to the entrants who shared their work during COVID times.
Creating photomontage is much more than a mechanical process. Rather, creating photomontage is expressing a personal vision or story in a unique way. The outcome is often one with an element of surprise, beauty, or unfinished story.
For the first place selection for the Exhibition Gallery, I was drawn to the exquisite image of diaphanous flowers, butterflies, and animals of varying shapes and muted colors, all set against the dark mountainous landscape. This view is a good reminder to look closely at what is underneath our feet, even when the mountains loom above us.
— Tom Chambers
2020 ATLANTA CELEBRATES PHOTOGRAPHY WOMEN IN FOCUS EXHIBITS
WIF XXVII “Hope and the Next Horizon”
Mason Fine Art Gallery
Exhibit Dates: October 1-November 5
Judges: Laurie Shock & Billy Howard
APG > ATL, Airport 2020
APG > ATL, Airport 2020 exhibition. --- The exhibition will be on view at Atlanta’s Hartsfield Jackson International Airport, in the Domestic Terminal Atrium from Sept 17 – Nov 11, 2020.
Exhibition: Sept 17 – Nov 11 @ Hartsfield Jackson International Airport, Domestic Termina Atrium and Will also be ONLINE, Sept 17 and continue – with images, and all label information.
Opening & JUROR TALK: Thursday, Sept 24, 7-9pm – Virtual Opening ONLINE
REGISTER FOR THE OPENING: Please ask your friends, colleagues, collectors and followers to register for the event - https://www.atlantaphotographygroup.org/events/2020/9/17/exhibition-airport2020. We send the ZOOM link, usually the day of the event or the day before.
Texas Photographic Society 33rd Annual Members' Only Show 2020
Texas Photographic Society
33rd Annual Members' Only Show 2020
Juror Bill Wright has selected 50 images for the 33rd Annual Members' Only Show. A complete list of the exhibiting artists is below, with award winners noted in bold. Congratulations to all!
Mary Aiu | Kalee Appleton | Frank Armstrong | Jacqueline Asplundh | Thomas Athey | Russell Banks | Lillian Beasley | Gary Beeber | Fikry Botros | Douglas Burns | Ann Clark | Ryn Clarke | Deborah Cole | Ron Cooper | Tori Cox | Donna Dangott | Catherine Fairchild | George Fargo | Cynthia Fleury | Thomas Foster | Dennis Fritsche | Steve Goff | Jeremy Green | Laura Hannusch | Janis Hefley | Carol Henrichs | Katherine Hershey | Roger Hord | Atul Joshi | Chikara Komura | Eric Kunsman | Carol Lyon | Edgar Miller | Joseph Moche | Judith Pannozo | Jelisa Peterson | Hall Puckett | Peggy Shepherd | John Skees | Eric Smith | Beryl Striewski | Sharon Sturgis | Marlon Taylor | JP Terlizzi | Beckwith Thompson | Timothy Tracz | Kathleen Tunnell Handel | Jane Craig Walker | Karey Walter
Online gallery-https://texasphoto.org/contests/MOS/33/selected/
Praxis Gallery
International Juried Photography Exhibition
THE STILL LIFE
Reception: To Be Announced
Exhibition Dates: Aug 22nd - Sept 15th, 2020
Juror | Ann Jastrab
Still life photography, more so than other types of photography, such as landscape or portraiture, gives the photographer extensive leeway and precise control in the arrangement of design elements within a composition. Still life photography is a demanding genre, one in which the photographers are expected to be able to form their work with a refined sense of lighting, coupled with composition and design skills. The still life photographer makes pictures rather than takes them.
Praxis Gallery presents photographic art that investigates the genre of the Still Life. Art work may explore classical to conceptual aspects of the still life, photographing object arrangements that intrigue, engage or entertain the viewer.
Enquiries of Myth, Ritual and Narrative
Enquiries of Myth, Ritual, and Narrative
Pop-up art installation at Slow Exposures in Zebulon, GA 2019
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ASmith Gallery-"Portraits"
“portraits”
Juror | Elizabeth Avedon
Exhibition dates | May 8 to June 21, 2020
Receptions | May 30, 2020 4pm
https://asmithgallery.com/current-exhibition/
Square Magazine-1004 Edition
Square Magazine
Square Magazine
Karey Walter
Kudzu Series
Offsetting Kudzu with legendary creatures from mythology, folklore, and fairy tales is a vision
that I am exploring with this new collection of photographs. There are many stories from
diverse cultures that mention the appearance of white animals which are used within my art.
The Celtic people considered them to be messengers from the otherworld. In King Arthur
legends, the white stag, always pursued, but never captured, represents humanity’s quest for
spiritual knowledge, in that case, the search for the Holy Grail.
Native American lore suggests that white animals are a sign of prophecy, a message from
the Great Spirit to be discussed among the tribal elders. The deer, its spreading antlers like
a sunrise, represents both the sun and the Great Spirit, a sense of renewal. The white deer
evokes in me the world of imagination, spirit, and a reminder of that which is not easily seen in
our everyday world.
Contrebalancer à Kudzu des créatures légendaires issues de la mythologie, du folklore et des
contes de fées, est la vision que j’explore dans cette nouvelle série. J’utilise dans cette collection
de nombreuses histoires venues de cultures diverses et qui mentionnent l’apparition d’animaux
blancs. Le peuple celtique les considérait comme des messagers de l’autre monde. Dans les
légendes du roi Arthur, le cerf blanc, toujours poursuivi mais jamais capturé, représente la quête
de l’humanité vers la connaissance spirituelle, dans ce cas la recherche du Saint Graal.
La tradition amérindienne suggère que les animaux blancs sont un signe, une prophétie, un
message du Grand Esprit qui est déchiffré par les anciens de la tribu. Le cerf, ses bois étalés
comme un lever de soleil, représente à la fois le soleil et un sentiment de renouveau et aussi le
Grand Esprit, Le cerf blanc évoque en moi le monde de l’imagination, de l’esprit, et un indice de
tout ce qui est occulté dans notre vie quotidienne.
www.kareywalter.com
The SE Center for Photography-Members Exhibition
The SE Center for Photography
Members Exhibition
Juror Kara Soper, 1/3 - 2/28/20
Opening Reception, Friday 1/3/20, 6-8 PM
Source: https://www.sec4p.com/
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"TAPPED"
The relationship between artists and their current or former instructors can be a powerful one. Even when this bond is left unstated, we carry our professors' voices forward in time as we mature as artists and people. We eventually realize that the instruction given by our teachers during our relatively brief careers as students continues to expand within us. We realize that the learning they inspired (or insisted upon) is a chain-reaction process that develops across our lifetime. All of us who have been students carry forward our teachers' legacy in one form or another. And those who are, or have been teachers, bear witness to the potency of studenthood.
Most working artists have been a student at some point in time. Most have reached where they are because of this.
Out of respect for this artist-teacher bond, and in honor of instructors working hard to help artists tap into a higher mind relative to art and life, we offer TAPPED every year, an annual exhibit that presents paired works of art by current or former artist/teacher pairs.
Kendall Greene and Karey Walter
Manifest Gallery
Cincinnati, Ohio
December 12-January 15, 2020
http://www.manifestgallery.org/
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