The 2012 F295 Symposium

 


June 7, 2012
4:30-9:00pm Thursday evening: Opening Reception at Carnegie-Mellon University
Featuring open portfolio sharing, networking, industry trade show, and an opening evening artists talk!

June 8 , 2012
9am-5pm: Lectures and Round Table discussion at The Carnegie Museum of Art.
Join us as we hear a variety of practicing 21st century photographers share information about their work and the thoughts, ideas, and rationale behind it.

June 9, 2012
9am-5pm: Hands-on Workshops co-presented by Pittsburgh Filmmakers
This years workshops include: Calotype with Dan Estabrook Daguerreotype with Jerry Spagnoli, Multi-Color Gum with Brian Taylor and Mordançage with Elizabeth Opalenik!

6-9pm:  A special program at the Carnegie Museum of Art: Light, Time, and The Apparatus: From Pictorialism to 21st Century Photography

June 10, 2012
9am-5pm: Continued Hands-on Workshops co-presented by Pittsburgh Filmmakers
This years workshops include: Calotype with Dan Estabrook Daguerreotype with Jerry Spagnoli, Multi-Color Gum with Brian Taylor and Mordançage with Elizabeth Opalenik!

More info on the website: http://www.f295.org/2012/

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underexposed: On The Walls: Andrea Galluzzo @ Camera Work

susanburnstine:

Last spring, I met Andrea Galluzzo at Photolucida and have kept in touch since. Andrea’s solo exhibition “Know Myself in All My Parts” opens this Saturday at Camera Work Gallery in Portland, Oregon. The opening reception is this Thursday, February 23 from 6:30 to 8:30pm The continues…

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“Do Process” at Verve Gallery


VERVE Gallery of Photography


OPENING RECEPTION FEBRUARY 24TH, 5-7pm
Show Continues through April 14th 

Conversations with the artists at VERVE Gallery 
on Saturday, February 25 at noon. 


VERVE Gallery of Photography is pleased to present Do Process, a group exhibition of work by eight VERVE Gallery artists. In this exhibition, each artist utilizes his or her own special technique to produce photographic based artworks. Some of the images in the exhibition are made using contemporary processes, while others use alternative processes. Still others are made using both modern digital tools and old proven techniques. These techniques are characterized as “alternative processes” to distinguish the final print from the more ubiquitous gelatin silver print or contemporary digital print. The work in this exhibition ranges from 19th century print making practices, such as, hand-painted Gelatin Silver prints, Gum Dichromate, Bromoil, Mordançage, Photogravure and Albumen printing to more modern digitally composed and mixed media Photomontage prints. The exhibition showcases the history of some of the photographic techniques used over the last three centuries. In order to perfect and master these techniques, each of the artists demonstrates the virtues of perseverance and a passion and dedication to the photographic medium. Moreover, each artist has been open to hours of experimentation, and each is receptive to innovation. This exhibition is a celebration of 21st century approaches to 19th and 20th century photographic processes. All the work in the exhibition was produced especially for this show. The artists will share their formulas and techniques with us on Saturday. 

Source: vervegallery.com

)) ← by kudaphoto on Flickr.
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)) ← by kudaphoto on Flickr.

Scan200012 by EVcore on Flickr. by Arnold Veber
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Scan200012 by EVcore on Flickr.

by Arnold Veber

Then.Now.Here

Portland Photo Month is on the horizon here in Portland (April!), and Photolucida is producing a multi-layered project called Then. Now. Here.

The idea is simple: people submit photographs of Portland and/or its people, either historic or contemporary, and images will be juried by Portland’s own illustrious RAYMOND MEEKS. The slideshow will then be publicly projected (on the sides of buildings) each week in April. We’ll also archive the selected images on the web site.

There is no charge to submit work and submissions are open to anyone, be ye an amateur, pro, student, or historian. Deadline is March 10th.

Click here for more information!

Equinox by Rómulo Peña

Equinox

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by Jennifer Henricksen

Echo by kkhatgi5684 on Flickr.
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Echo by kkhatgi5684 on Flickr.

Call for entries: VIPA 2012

KUNSTNETZWERK (modern contemporary art gallery and network), Raed Bawayah (photographer), in collaboration with « Eyes-On » European Month of Photography Vienna, are pleased to announce the Open Call # 1st edition of the Vienna International Photographic Awards « VIPA 2012 » for documentary photography.

Participation is open to professional, non-professional and student photographers from any country. Submission must be a single photo or a series, which focus on documentary photo-reportages such as social, cultural, political or environmental issues.

Besides the total value of 7.000 EUR in money prizes the short-listed winners will be published in the VIPA’s official catalogue. The 3 finalists will take part in a group exhibition in November 2012 in Vienna (during the European Month of Photography). The awards will be divided into three sections: 1st prize (4.000 EUR), 2nd prize (2.000 EUR) and 3rd prize (1.000 EUR). The awards ceremony and the group exhibition opening will be held on the 15th November 2012 in Vienna. 

Register online:

http://www.thevipawards.com

underexposed: On The Walls: Doug Ethridge @ Lightbox Gallery

susanburnstine:

Doug Ethridge is a photographer who refuses to get pigeonholed into one style, process or approach. He’s constantly reinventing his visions and has most recently created a body of work entitled 27 Mornings In Winter which is on view from January 14- February 7 at Lightbox Gallery in…

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In the dark of the day by Andreas Ulvo on Flickr.
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In the dark of the day by Andreas Ulvo on Flickr.

TEDxRainier - Michelle Bates - Toying with Creativity (by TEDxTalks)

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untitled by theonlymagicleftisart on Flickr.
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untitled by theonlymagicleftisart on Flickr.

Susan Burnstine interviews Diffusion Alum Lauren Henkin

susanburnstine:

Last September, I featured Lauren Henkin in my column American Connection for Black and White Photography (UK). At the time, we chatted mostly about her newest handmade book release at the time, Silence Is An Orchard. Since then, Lauren has been extremely busy with her newest…

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