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November 27, 2019Call for Photography: SOFA Cases
October 21, 2019SOFA is having a CALL FOR ENTRIES
DEADLINE: Thursday, Oct. 31st by 12pm
p h o t o g r a p h y o n l y
Selected works will be on display in the cases throughout middough for the month of November.
Requirements:
☉2Dphotographic print of artwork
☉does not have to be matted or framed
☉drop off artwork in MB203
(there will be a sign up sheet where work is to be dropped off)
William Mortensen at Buckland Museum
October 11, 2019William Mortensen’s manipulated photographs are on exhibit at the Buckland Museum in Cleveland. The exhibition, titled “Witches” is just in time for Halloween. Mortensen began his career as a glamor and film still photographer in the 1920s. He soon turned to darker themes influenced by horror films. But it was his pictorialist compositing techniques that caused the photography-purist Ansel Adams to call him the Anti-christ.
The exhibition and venue are featured on WCPN Ideastream. The Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick was founded in New York in 1966 and relocated to Cleveland in 2015. More about William Mortensen here. More details about the exhibition here.
Photography Internship at Cleveland Magazine
September 20, 2019Edward Burtynsky: Water at CMA
August 23, 2019On view through September 22, 2019
Cleveland Museum of Art
Mark Schwartz and Bettina Katz Photography Gallery
As part of Cuyahoga50, a citywide commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the last Cuyahoga River fire and celebration of the progress made since toward clean water for all, the Cleveland Museum of Art will present two exhibitions that highlight the impact of human behavior on the environment. Featuring the work of renowned contemporary artist Edward Burtynsky (Canadian, b. 1955), Water: Edward Burtynsky draws attention to current threats to clean, sustainable water and encourages visitors to reflect on individual actions that can impact the future of our planet.
Burtynsky’s global portrait explores humanity’s increasingly stressed relationship with water, the world’s most vital natural resource. Thirteen monumental color photographs survey locales from the Gulf of Mexico to the shore of the Ganges. Offering both aesthetic abstraction and concrete data, these hauntingly beautiful images encourage us to ponder whether current water-management strategies are among humankind’s great achievements or its most dangerous failures.
Learn more at clevelandart.org
CSU photo Alum’s Real Estate Photos Featured in New York Times
March 27, 2019New York Times, our newspaper of record, recently published an article comparing what you get in residential real estate for under $250,000 in three states, including Ohio.
The Ohio house is located in Shaker Heights. Recent CSU photo graduate Austin Cupach made the photographs of the house featured in the article. Austin did an internship with VNTG Home while at CSU. He is now employed as a Marketing/Real Estate Photographer there. He did an amazing job.
Check out Austin’s images at nytimes.com here.
CSUphoto Student’s Show Getting Buzz
March 25, 2019CSU photo student, Nico Pico Train has a new photography exhibition at Art on Madison in Lakewood. Her show, “Uncensored: Liquid Sex Series” has been getting some buzz in local media, including write ups in Cleveland Scene and Collective Art Network (CAN) Journal. The exhibit is, well uncensored.
According to the articles, the work “ingeniously poses more questions than answers about sex, ” and that “formally, the photographs are stunning.” The work “forces us to grapple with the realness of sexuality, as well as its humorous side. This is not cheap boudoir photography. [the work] manages to balance her take on erotic art in a yin-yang way.”
Check out the article in Cleveland Scene here.
Check out the article in CAN Journal here.
Two Lists of Best and Worst POD Book Sites
January 22, 2019Read CNET’s list of best (and worst) print-on-demand sites.
Read Make Use Of’s list of 4 top print on demand sites.
Designing Blurb Book in Lightroom
January 22, 2019
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