Archive for February, 2015

Photorama: Camera Sale

February 27, 2015

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EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC SHOW
NEW & USED PROFESSIONAL & DIGITAL CAMERAS
BUY – SELL – TRADE USER & COLLECl’OR CAMERAS

Sunday March 8th
CLEVELAND-RICHFIELD DAYS INN

4742 Brecksville Rd., phone (330) 659-6151
Route 80, Tnpk Exit 173,
South on Rte 21 1/4 Mile to hotel.

Rte 77 North use Exit 145,
North on Route 21 ., 1/4 mile to hotel,
Richfield, Ohio

60-6 Ft tables $75ea
$6 Admission, $5 with coupon, Students $2 with ID
OPEN TO PUBLIC 10-3pm For Information: Photorama USA
248.252-8934
http://www.photorama.com

 

Student Art Show

February 25, 2015

…and the importance of craft and presentation

Treat you work with the respect it deserves and frame and present it properly. Your work won’t be accepted by the jurors if it’s poorly presented. Check out this scathing account from the 2013 Student Art Show Jurors’ Statement:

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Call for Entries from Juniors, Seniors and Recent Grads

February 19, 2015

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Manifest Gallery
Cincinnati, Ohio

11th Annual
RITES OF PASSAGE
Emerging  Artists Exhibition
Juniors, Seniors and Recent Undergrads*

$500 BEST OF SHOW AWARD
Call for Entries Deadline: April 10, 2015

Founded in 2004 by professors and students, Manifest is a non-profit organization which continues to be operated by artists, for artists, and by students for students. Our academic roots continue to be integral to our programming. Every year Manifest surveys work by students and recent graduates of art and design programs, seeking to assemble, promote, and document examples of the excellence being achieved by ‘new’ or emerging artists for Rites of Passage. This exhibit, season publication, and award are intended to support that emergence.

For an eleventh straight year we offer this challenge to students and the recently graduated in regional, national, international college undergraduate programs to show us what you’ve achieved, bring it off campus, and share it with our international viewing public.
We believe there exists tremendous unexposed quality among people pursuing degrees in the visual arts. Revealing new artists is part of our non-profit mission!
This exhibit will feature the best work from artists about to receive or recently awarded an undergraduate degree from a regional, national, or international college art or design program. All entrants must have received or be scheduled to receive a college undergraduate degree in 2014, 2015, or 2016, and provide an academic reference’s contact info.
Please e-mail any questions here.

For complete details click here.

Waterloo Arts Internship Opportunity

February 19, 2015

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Internship Opportunity:
Gallery & Event Photographer or Videographer

Waterloo Arts is seeking out photography and video interns to document gallery and public events. Interns must be skilled in photography or video and preferably are seeking a photography or video degree or are a recent fine arts graduate. Students must have access to their own professional camera and photo equipment. Camera phones and low quality digital cameras will not be permitted for use during this internship.
This is a great opportunity to expand your portfolio to include more commercial and special events images. All photos and video taken during the internship will be property of Waterloo Arts, but may be utilized by the intern in their professional portfolio.

Qualifications and Skills:

  • Minimum of 2 years course work or professional photo and video experience
  • BFA/BA or MFA/MA photography and video or fine arts student OR recent graduate of one of those programs
  • Proficiency posting images to social media platforms and websites
  • Ability to work effectively as part of a team
  • Ability to represent Waterloo Arts in a professional manner and be affable and respectful to patrons

Responsibilities:

  • 10 to 20 hours per week commitment (dependent upon gallery schedule)
  • Internships will last approximately 4 months (one semester) and will be available 3 times per year (fall, spring, summer)
  • Taking photos or video of gallery exhibits, artist talks and special events
  • Uploading images into Dropbox to be utilized by Waterloo Arts marketing committee
  • Posting images on social media and website

Compensation:

  • Unpaid internship, but current students may receive credit towards a degree, in accordance with your school’s policy
  • Midway through and at the end of the internship a professional photographer will meet with you to review your work and provide feedback

Application Process:
Email letter of interest and and a portfolio of photographs or video to Lauren Paglisotti at info@waterlooarts.org

Download PDF version of this announcement: Photo Intern Description

Call for Entries: CSU Student Art Show

February 19, 2015

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Drop-off: Wednesday, March 18th and Thursday, March 19th, 10am to 4pm in the Art Gallery.

Drop-off up to 4 pieces in any medium. Work must be ready to hang (matted and/or framed, etc.) and completed within the last year. All work will be sold as displayed.

All CSU students are eligible to participate.

If you have any questions see Tim in the gallery or call 216-687-2103.

Visit the Student Art Show Call for Entires Event Page on Facebook.

Organized by the Student Organization of Fine Art (SOFA).

Juried Exhibition for Current Student in Columbus

February 13, 2015

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 SUBMISSION DEADLINE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2015


ROY G BIV Gallery is now accepting submissions for New School, a juried exhibition for undergraduate students. This exhibition aims to showcase the best, cutting-edge student work and to connect student artists from different schools. Jurors Mark Zuzik, Ken Aschliman and Erin McKenna will select the exhibiting artists. Entries are open to any artist currently enrolled in an undergraduate program. The selected artists’ work will be exhibited from April 17–May 15, 2015, at M I N T Art Gallery.

ABOUT THE JURORS

 

  • Mark Zuzik is the Programs Coordinator for the Pizzuti Collection. He graduated from Bowling Green State University in 2009 with a BA in Art History. He has a pointed interest in contemporary art, design and craft, as well as community building through collaborative arts programming.
  • Ken Aschliman is the director of ROY G BIV Gallery for Emerging Artists. He received his BFA in Fine Arts and Minor in Art History from Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) in 2011. Previously, Aschliman taught at the Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio Craft Museum and CCAD.
  •  Erin McKenna is a visual artist who lives and works in Columbus, OH.  She graduated from Columbus College of Art & Design in 2012.  In summer of 2012, she and others founded No Place, a studio warehouse space for making, collaborating and events. Erin is the Head Preparator at Canzani Gallery and a temporary preparator at the Wexner Center for the Arts.

 

To be considered, artists must:

 

  • 1 – Complete the submission form below.
  • 2 – Submit a $5 entry fee per piece through PayPal.
    (Entry fee is waived for current ROY members. Students qualify for a reduced membership at $25 (the price of entering 5 pieces). A student membership waives all entry fees for the year and comes with comes other benefits. Learn more here.)

Click here to learn more and to apply.

 

CWAL Call for Entries: Six in Studio

February 13, 2015

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CWAL is excited to announce our Six in Studio call for artists! We are delighted that this year’s exhibition will be curated by artist Arabella Proffer.  The “opening” will be Friday, March 20th and the closing will be on Friday, April 17th during West 78th Street Studios’ monthly Third Friday.  The six selected artists will spend the month between those dates working on their installations, and the completed work will be shown at the closing reception.  2-D, 3-D, and installation work is welcome, as are collaborations between the selected artists.

Please submit your artist statement along with 3 jpeg examples of your work for consideration by Wednesday, March 6th, 2015 to cwartleague@gmail.com.

This has been a wildly popular project in the past and CWAL looks forward to an exhilarating showing in 2015!

*Please note that you have to be a member of CWAL to have your work viewed by Arabella. Membership can be bought up to and at the time of submission. To become a member or to renew your membership please visit http://www.clevelandwestartleague.com.

Meet the 2015 Six in Studio Curator:

Arabella Proffer is an artist, author, and co-founder of the indie label Elephant Stone Records. She attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA before receiving her BFA from California Institute of the Arts, and has participated in solo and group exhibitions throughout North America, Europe, parts of the Middle East, and Australia.

Born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, she has taken up residence in many cities including Laguna Beach, Los Angeles, and Boston. She and her husband live on the shores of Lake Erie in Cleveland, Ohio where she works out of a studio in a 100 year-old former car factory.

Merit Scholarship and CIA Post-bac Award Applications Available

February 13, 2015

Hey you, CSU art major… you’ll be interested in one of these two opportunities.

First, if you’re a continuing student, you’ll want to apply for the Merit Scholarship:

VISUAL ART MERIT SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION 2015-16

 

VISUAL ART MERIT SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION 2015-16

 

The first page is detailed information and instructions for applying. The second is the application form. Here it is as a pdf download: VISUAL ART MERIT SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION 2015-16

Deadline March 2, 2015.

Or, if you’re a graduating art major, or have graduated in the past two years, you’ll definitely want to apply for the Cleveland Institute of Art post-baccalaureate program. That’s a free year of tuition to continue your study at CIA:

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You can download this as a pdf as well: cia_2015. Deadline April 10, 2015.

 

Frames Available from Gallery

February 11, 2015

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The Galleries at CSU has frames available for sale to students for cheap. The frames range from 17″x14″ to 57″x46″, and are available for between $20 –  $50. Get in quick for the best selection. Frames are yours to keep, but are intended for use in the upcoming Student Art Show.

Student Art Show

The Student Art Show drop off will be Wed, Mar 18th and Thu, Mar 19th from 10am – 4pm in the gallery. Drop off up to 4 pieces in any medium. Work must be ready to display (ie. matted and/or framed for most 2D work). Work must have been created within the last year.

Call Tim in the gallery if you have any questions: 216.687.2103.

Great Photography Publication Opportunity

February 11, 2015

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DEADLINE TO SUBMIT: APRIL 1, 2015


$2000 in Cash Awards

 
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INPHA 4
The International Photography Annual 4
An Award-winning Juried Publication of Works of Contemporary Photography & Photo-based Art


Including a $1,200 first place award
Remember, INPHA is not a gallery exhibition. It does not require shipping works to Manifest. It is an award-winning non-profit hardcover publication with cash awards.
INPHA is open to a very broad range of lens-based and photographic submissions. This is not just for ‘photographers’ and ‘photography’ but also for anyone working creatively in a visual art (or design) field with work that incorporates the lens or photographic process in some significant way, including manipulated and mixed processes.

As with all Manifest projects, we are open to learning just what’s being done that fits within this broad scope.

The goal of Manifest’s annual international publication of contemporary photography is to support the recognition, documentation, and publication of excellent, current, and relevant photographic art on an ongoing annual basis. In 2012 INPHA became the third in a suite of annual Manifest books charting contemporary art around the world. In early 2013 the INPHA 1 received a bronze medal award in the 2013 IPPY Book Awards in New York City (Photography category) from the Independent Publisher Association. It joined the International Painting Annual and award winning International Drawing Annual as a major new product of Manifest Press. This project represents a further expression of Manifest’s unique process for assembling diverse and compelling multi-national projects, as well as its commitment to a wide variety of methods for creative visual expression. Learn more about previous INPHA volumes and the artists involved here.

Why Photography?
Some may say that time and space are simply aspects of light. Light is a symbol of spirituality, purity, consciousness, and enlightenment. Time and distance are measured by the assumed limitation of light. The phenomenon is considered a particle, like dust, and a wave, like energy. Without light, the warmth of the sun, the nourishment of our planet, we would not exist.

We were born with lenses. We are light-based beings.

Today we swim in a sea of light based life. Whole days and weeks are spent interacting with flat screens beaming information across narrow space into our private lenses and brains. The conduit of our communications is light, by many means and many lenses. This is to such a degree as to make photography, light based imagery, nearly invisible. It has become like air. We exist so co-dependently with it that we hardly notice. Yet this does not diminish its power, nor importance. And by way of the INPHA Manifest aims to uncover and contextualize truly exceptional works, those which rise above the every day, which epitomize not only excellent photography (or other lens based work) but exceptional art regardless of the media.
For this call for submissions Manifest is eager to receive works in a wide range of types, including traditional, digital, and experimental photography, video*, and other lens-based work. As with its other Annuals, Manifest is open to unexpected solutions, broad interpretation, and surprise. Works submitted must clearly feature the photographic/lens-based process as a primary, but not exclusive, characteristic.
*note that artists submitting time-based art (video, etc.) must realize that for the purpose of the publication only still imagery will be used to represent the project in print.

Eligibility
 The International Photography Annual is open to any artist submitting original works of art created within the timeframe of 2012 – 2015. Professionals and students in ALL disciplines are encouraged to submit. Manifest is eager to receive works in a wide range of applications with the qualification being that artwork submitted is representative of high quality “photography or lens-based art.”

Note that artists who previously exhibited at Manifest or had work included in our publication projects ARE eligible to submit. Our juries are always conducted blind, and we do not disqualify folks who have success in past juries.

Review the full prospectus  and enter online here.

See previous INPHA books here.