Monday, May 13, 2019

L.A. Photo Curator Call for Entry
Theme: 'Dreams' curated by Emma Powell

Powell says: Dreams are the point at which the surreal world of the imagination meets our reality. Artists often find inspiration in the mystery of the unconscious vision, as well as aspirational hopes that can seem just as impossible. Photography is a wonderful outlet for interpretation of a dream, enabling us to break them down, watch them play out, and discover new worlds inspired by them. 

$20 for 3 images. ALL entrants work is shown on their own page with their artist statement, website info, bio and parts of their CV. Early entries are featured on L.A. Photo Curator's Facebook and Instagram pages.
First Place winner receives Q&A with curator. Curator reviews first place winner. One or more past curators may contribute reviews as well. 10% of artist fees goes to the first place winner's charity. The first place image shows on our splash page for a month.
Submit work deadline: June 16, 2019 (Midnight EST)

PORTRAITURE 2019




Portraiture is an endless source of inspiration for the artist. So much can be told (or kept secret) in the use of a portrait. The way artists portray people tells the world their story through the artists unique perspective and skills.
They are looking for: innovation on the portrait, commentary through portraiture, the narrative capacity of portraiture, the exploration of self, art, culture, society, environment, values, or whatever is important to you through portraiture.

DEADLINE FOR ENTRY : Sunday May 19th


Media Accepted:

  • Photography

  • Digital Art

  • Graphic Design

  • Scanography

  • Phoneography

  • Traditional Media (painting, watercolor, etc) that is scanned and printable
  • New things that blow our minds! 


Sunday, May 12, 2019

Open Call: Volume 10 | Friend of The Artist

Open Call: Volume 10

Friend of The Artist

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Deadline

July 7, 2019 (midnight, CST)

Publication Opportunity for Emerging Artists

FOA is a quarterly book dedicated to elevating the work of emerging artists around the world. Our publication releases in a hardcover art book every quarter and includes the work of artists who work in a variety of mediums, informative articles, and interviews. Accepted artists will have a four-page spread of their work, information, and artist statement. Volume 10 will be juried by Diana Cerezino, Michael Dewberry, and Tim Ralston.

Accepted Artists Receive

3 works published in Volume 10, complimentary digital copy of publication, social media post of work, discounts on books for family and friends, and free digital access to future publications

Guest Jurors

Diana Cerezino
Michael Dewberry
Tim Ralston

Exhibition: Endangered - St. Louis Artists' Guild



Endangered

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Call for Entry: Exhibition 


Important dates

Exhibition Dates: August 9 – September 7, 2019
Submission Deadline: Sunday, June 9 at 11:59pm
Artist Notifications: Tuesday, June 18
Delivery Deadline: Friday, July 19 through July 26
Opening Time: Friday August, 9 at 5:00 pm
Gallery Talk: Wednesday, August 22 at 7:00 pm

About the Exhibition


The seemingly out of control human impact on our times has left us with a feeling that life as we know it is endangered. We are interested in how you interpret these themes, ranging from our environmental impact to threats on the planet, civilization, and progress. For this exhibition, the St. Louis Artists' Guild is looking for works in all media, including but not limited to painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, ceramics, mix-media, digital art, video art, and installation art that explores the increasing sense of peril of our planet. 

Juror: Olivia Lahs-Gonzales

Olivia Lahs-Gonzales is director of the Sheldon Art Galleries in St. Louis where she curates exhibitions, directs educational programs, and fundraises for six gallery spaces devoted to photography, architecture, jazz history, St. Louis artists and collections, and children's art. Publications and essays include My Nature: Works with Paper by Kiki Smith (St. Louis Art Museum[SLAM],1999), Defining Eye: Women Photographers of the 20th Century (SLAM, 1997), and Photography in Modern EuropeThe Spring 1996 Bulletin of The Saint Louis Art Museum (SLAM 1996), Currents 81: Glenn Ligon (SLAM, 2000), To Unseal the Deeper Nature in Inge Morath, (Prestel and Kunsthalle, Vienna, 1999), Josephine Baker: Image and Icon (Reedy Press and the Sheldon, 2006), Imagining the Founding of St. Louis (Sheldon, 2013); Ralston Crawford and Jazz (Sheldon, 2011); Larry Fink: Attraction and Desire – 50 years in Photography (Sheldon, 2011) and Secrets of Real Estate: John Gossage (Sheldon, 2008) Traveling exhibitions include Josephine Baker: Image and Icon, (to the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, 2006) and Ralston Crawford and Jazz, (to the New Orleans Museum of Art, 2012). Lahs-Gonzales has taught the history of photography at the University of Missouri, St. Louis, where she was Adjunct Assistant Professor. Also a practicing artist, she has exhibited her work in St. Louis, Chicago, London, Taipei and Tokyo.

Call for Entry: Jonathan Ferrara Gallery


Deadline: June 17th, 2019

JONATHAN FERRARA GALLERY proudly hosts an annual call for artists for the 23rd Annual NO DEAD ARTISTS: International Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Art. The call is open through 17 JUNE 2019 and the exhibition participants are selected by an ever-changing group of three prestigious arts professionals. The exhibition itself is installed in the gallery for the entire month of September with an opening reception in conjunction with the Arts District New Orleans' First Saturday Gallery Openings on 7 September 2019, 6-9pm.

NO DEAD ARTISTS is an INTERNATIONAL OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS, open to living artists of all ages, emerging and established, working throughout the world. All mediums are accepted including, but not limited to, painting, sculpture, design, glass, metalwork, photography, video, performance, mixed media and installation art. 

Each application must be accompanied by an ENTRY FEE of $35.00 

Jurors:
CARMON COLANGELO
ROBYN DUNN SCHWARZ
NICK KORNILAFF

Thursday, May 9, 2019

Another place for photo books and prints - Artifact Uprising




Looks fairly good.

https://www.artifactuprising.com/

Call For Entry: Color Burst: A Picture Show (Closing Soon! May 10th)

Color Burst: A Picture Show
Theme: Color Photography
Black Box Gallery is excited to announce a color photography juried group photo show. Contemporary color photography has a big range of dynamic colors being used for landscape, portraiture, architecture, fashion, street, abstract, documentary, still life, narrative, conceptual projects, nature and night photography. How do photographers use color to think about, compose, stylize and captivate and present contemporary photography?
Juror: Todd Johnson
Todd Johnson is the founder and director of Black Box Gallery. Todd received his MFA in Photography from the San Francisco Art Institute. He has been a photography portfolio reviewer for Photolucida and has juried The Drawers Program for Blue Sky Gallery. Todd has worked as an independent photography curator organizing shows by international photographers in Portland, OR, at Linfield College and Gallery Homeland. He has been a college photography instructor for 15 years in Portland. Johnson has exhibited his photographic work in Portland OR, at The University of Oregon (White Box Gallery), Marylhurst University (The Art Gym), Pacific Northwest College of Art, Reed College, Linfield College, FalseFront Gallery and Augen Gallery. National exhibitions include Bushwick Open Studios (Brooklyn, NY), Carroll Square Gallery (Washington, DC), Hi Lo Gallery (Olympia, Washington), Davis and Cline Gallery (Ashland, Oregon), Midway Gallery (Bloomington, Illinois) and The Diego Rivera Gallery (San Francisco, California).
Deadline: May 10
Exhibition Dates: June 1-20, 2019
Opening Reception: Friday June 7, 6-8:00 pm
Each exhibition will have 24 photographs selected by the juror for exhibiton at the gallery.
An additional 30 photographs will be selected by the juror for exhibition in our on-line gallery annex.
All 54 photographs from the show will be included in a catalog available for purchase on Blurb Books.
Rules/Guidelines: Black Box will provide Free printing, Free matting and Free framing for all of our exhibitions. The photographers who are selected into the exhibition by the juror will provide a high resolution Tiff or JPEG file for our gallery to print.
We have 18” x 24” black frames. Our white mats are pre cut for 12” x 18”, 12” x 12” and 12” x 16” prints (we also have a few other odd sized matts). We print on an Epson Stylus Pro archival ink jet printer, on Epson Premium Luster Photo paper, in a color-calibrated environment. This is a very accurate custom print, just like a custom lab would print, we have over 25 years of custom printing experience.
All exhibition prints will be kept in a flat file after the show for future sale and promotion for the photographer. This will allow the gallery to further promote our photographers and exhibitions to collectors, curators, critics and to the general public. Black Box will shread all gallery prints after 5 years of exhibition in the flat files.
File agreement for accepted photographers: Black Box will only print one exhibition print. If there is a sale inquiry, the photographer will be notified before a sale is confirmed, edition information will be discussed with photographer, the photographer will be sent a authentication document to be signed and go with the print to the collector. No sale or printing of file will happen without prior consent and agreement of photographer. All rights remain to the file and print with the photographer, to be used only with their prior consent. Exhibition print will not be sold, but used in our flatfile at Black Box Gallery only to promote the photographers work.
Black Box Gallery takes a 50% commission on all sales, 50% goes to the photographer. If artist prefers the print does not have to be for sale. Print will be for exhibition and promotion only.
Notification: All photographers will be notified 10-12 days after the deadline about juror selections.
Entry Fee: $35 per entry (an entry includes up to 5 photos). Use Pay Pal to pay the entry fee. 

How to apply: Send in the entry fee and then send an email to: info.blackboxgallery@gmail.com
Title the email: Color Burst: A Picture Show
In the body of the email please include the following info:
Your Name
Exhibition Name
Titles of Included Photos with corresponding file name
Attach up to 5 photos, as instructed below
File Set Up: Jpeg files, 1024 pixels on the longest side at 72 DPI, 3MB or less each (saved). 
Name Files: firstname_lastname1.jpg, firstname_lastname2.jpg, firstname_lastname3.jpg, etc…
Eligibility: The exhibition is open to all photographers world wide, both amateur and professional.

Copyright: All rights to the photographs remain with the photographer.


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Monday, May 6, 2019

Article: Doreen Spooner, female photographer



Doreen Spooner, Trailblazer on Fleet Street, Dies at 91

Recognized as the first woman to become a full-time photographer on a British national newspaper, she earned her male colleagues’ respect “just by getting on with my job.”

Americans: Call for Entries

Americans: Who are we? What do we look like? Where do we live, study, work?
The Rankin Arts Photography Center (RAPC) at Columbus State University, Columbus, Ga., is looking for photographs made since November 8, 2016 that confirm or challenge preconceptions about Americans. Send us humble family snapshots, revolutionary portraits, anything in-between. Photographers may use any analog, digital or antique camera or process.
Eligibility: All photographers, regardless of age or skill level.
Fees: $35 for up to 3 images, $5 for each additional image up to 10.
Juror: Paula Tognarelli is the Executive Director and Curator of the Griffin Museum of Photography. The Griffin Museum of Photography, located in Winchester, outside Boston, Massachusetts, is a non-profit photography museum whose mission is to promote an appreciation of photographic art and a broader understanding of its visual, emotional and social impact. The museum houses three galleries and maintains five satellite gallery spaces and several virtual on-line galleries. Ms. Tognarelli is responsible for producing over sixty exhibitions a year at the Griffin and its surrounding satellite spaces. She has juried and curated exhibitions internationally, is a regular participant in national and local portfolio reviews, and has been a panelist and featured speaker at photography events and conferences including MacWorld and Color Connections.

Meed3: When Photography Ruled the Streets

Meed3: When Photography Ruled the Streets
DESCRIPTION:
Gallery19 announces a call for entries for our Third annual juried competition, Meed3: When Photography Ruled the Streets. Photographers at all experience levels are invited to submit work.  Artists selected as finalists will have their work exhibited (and available for purchase*) at Gallery19 for the month of July 2019. ** As competition judge, Ahmed Ozsever, artist and educator, will review all entries, select finalists, and announce the winner at an opening reception at Gallery19, on July 12th, 2019.
THEME: When Photography Ruled the Streets
Gallery19 and juror Ahmed Ozever delve into the ever-changing world of street photography. There is no clear definition of street photography, but for this competition we will define street photography as the preservation of special moments of our time, in which artists make accessible to future generations.  These images are a documentation of who we are and where we have been.  Street photography fully immerses the viewer into a different time and experience.  Our hope is that artists of all levels will submit work that will tell stories like street photographers Vivian Maier and William Eggleston. 

Field Work: Landscape and Architecture

Black Box Gallery is excited to announce a landscape and architecture juried group photo show. What is the process and diversity of observation, interpretation and documentation of these two photographic genres? How do we look for and create compelling, significant and relevant photographic work that engages the aesthetics, craft, tradition and concepts of landscape and architectural photography?Deadline: June 11
Exhibition Dates: July 1-20, 2019
Opening Reception: Friday July 5, 6-8:00 pm
Each exhibition will have 24 photographs selected by the juror for exhibiton at the gallery.
An additional 30 photographs will be selected by the juror for exhibition in our on-line gallery annex.
All 54 photographs from the show will be included in a catalog available for purchase on Blurb Books.

2019 – 2020 VSA Emerging Young Artists Program

2019 – 2020 VSA Emerging Young Artists Program

This call for art asks artists to plug in, to span new distances, and to see unexpected relationships. When is connection, or disconnection, most needed? What roads lead there? Overlapping stories and interconnected ideas can overwhelm or can create important new discoveries. We're asking artists for work that resonates deeply and may spur greater shared connections and understanding of our connected lives. 
The VSA Emerging Young Artists Program, a Jean Kennedy Smith Arts and Disability Program, recognizes and showcases the work of emerging young artists with disabilities, ages 16-25, living in the United States.
Fifteen artists will be selected by jury. Grand Prize is $20,000, First Prize is $10,000, Second Prize is $6,000, and the remaining Awards of Excellence are $2,000 each. Selected winning artwork will travel in a yearlong national exhibition. Winning artists will receive an all-expenses-paid professional development workshop at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

Friday, May 3, 2019

ANNUAL IPA PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION


The International Photography Awards conducts an annual photography competition for professional, non-professional, and student photographers on a global level, creating one of the most ambitious and comprehensive competitions in the photography world today. The IPA recognizes photography’s leading talents who are creating, shaping and defining the world of photography today.

Submission Deadline: July 14, 2019

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Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Denver Month of Photography


MONTH OF PHOTOGRAPHY
April 26-May 31, 2019

Check out all the great events including Portfolio Reviews (March) hosted by the
Colorado Photographic Arts Center