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Deadline May 31st: FRESH 2013: Klompching Gallery’s Annual Summer Show
Klompching Gallery, NYC
Call for Entries: FRESH 2013: Klompching Gallery’s Annual Summer Show
Deadline: Friday, May 31, 2013 (Midnight PDT)
Fee: $40 (6–10 images from one body of work)
“FRESH 2013 is the annual summer show produced and presented by the eponymous Klompching Gallery. FRESH 2013 continues its crossover from the “wall” to the “page” to the “internet,” reflecting the three ways in which photography is displayed, published and disseminated. It’s also gone global and is inviting submissions from photographers worldwide.
The curators are looking for the very best examples of new contemporary fine art photography. Submission of single bodies of work with a consistent vision, originality—work that is FRESH. The selected work is showcased across three key platforms:
The Wall: Three to five photographers will be selected for a four-week exhibition at Klompching Gallery.
The Page: The exhibited photographers will be published in a feature in BLINK magazine.
The Internet: The exhibited photographers will be interviewed in a special feature on at Length online.
Darren Ching is the owner of the Klompching Gallery in New York City and Creative Director of PDN.
Open to all photographers worldwide. One submission per photographer. 6–10 photographs from one body of work. Completed online Submission Form.
- Three to five photographers will be selected for a four-week (July 17–August 10, 2013) exhibition at Klompching Gallery, NYC.
- Exhibited photographers will be published in a feature in BLINK magazine.
- Exhibited photographers will be interviewed in a special feature on At Length online.
- Ten additional photographers will be selected for Klompching Gallery’s “FRESH ONLINE SHOWCASE.”
Submission Guidelines
- 6–10 photographs from one body of work.
- Image files must be RGB jpegs, 72dpi, 1000 pixel maximum height/width.
- Files to be named as: Surname_Initial_#.jpeg
Example: smith_J_01.jpeg, smith_J_02.jpeg, smith_J_03.jpeg… - Artist statement: maximum 150 words.
- Completed online Submission Form.
- Complete the online payment of $40 USD.
At MoMA in NYC: “XL: 19 New Acquisitions in Photography”
Lynn Hershman Leeson. Roberta’s Construction Chart #2. 1976
Museum of Modern Art
XL: 19 New Acquisitions in Photography
Open Until January 6, 2014
“This exhibition addresses photography’s influential role in contemporary art through a selection of recent major acquisitions, primarily multipart and serial works. Presented at MoMA for the first time, these works by 19 artists are grounded in diverse photographic traditions, suggesting the creative fertility of the medium from 1960 to today. They range from postwar experiments with darkroom processes (such as photograms and photomontages), to 1970s feminist performances conceived for the camera, to political and documentary engagements with labor history and globalization in the 1980s and 1990s, to forms of archival and historical reconstitution made since 2000. The international, cross-generational group of artists includes Yto Barrada, Phil Collins,* Liz Deschenes, Stan Douglas,* VALIE EXPORT, Robert Frank, Paul Graham, Leslie Hewitt,* Birgit Jürgenssen, Jürgen Klauke, Běla Kolářová, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Dóra Maurer, Oscar Muñoz, Mariah Robertson, Allan Sekula, Stephen Shore, Taryn Simon,* and Hank Willis Thomas.*
*Works by these artists will be on view beginning August 23, 2013.
Galleries 1–4 open May 10; gallery 5 opens August 23.”
Talk related to this exhibition will be held on:
Wednesday, May 22, 2013, 11:30 a.m.
Thursday, June 6, 2013, 11:30 a.m.
Friday, June 14, 2013, 11:30 a.m.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013, 1:30 p.m.
MoMA
11 West 53 Street
New York, New York 10019
May 17th, NYC: Opening Reception for “Cambodian Diaspora” by Pete Pin
© 2013 Pete Pin
En Foco | Exhibitions
Pete Pin, Cambodian Diaspora
Opening Reception: Friday, May 17, 2013, 4:30-6:00
Artist Talk at 6:00-7:00 pm
“En Foco’s Touring Gallery Community Exhibitions presents photographs from Pete Pin’s Cambodian Diaspora series.
Born in a Cambodian refugee camp where both parents worked in labor camps, Pin immigrated to the U.S. in 1983. Drawing from the experiences of his family as survivors of the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979), Pin photographs Cambodian communities throughout the United States. He documents the struggle and pain of the survivors and the direct descendants of the genocide that took millions of lives. The series is a testament to those who died, and an examination of where future generations are now. In an attempt to understand his heritage, Pin pays tribute to the lives of the survivors.
Pin states, “I have struggled for most of my life to understand the legacy of my people. They are among the most heavily traumatized people in modern memory, the human aftermath of a cultural, political, and economic revolution that killed an estimated two million, nearly a third of the entire population, within a span of four years. That tragedy casts a long shadow on the lives of Cambodians that bleeds generationally, manifesting itself across generations.”
Te exhibition will be up until July 19, 2013.
Montefiore Family Health Center
360 E. 193 Street
Bronx, New York 10458 [map]
Monday-Thursday, 8am-8pm
Friday, 8m-4pm; Saturday, 8am-12-pm
May 15th, NYC: Opening Reception for “Life’s a Beach” by Martin Parr
GB. England. Kent. Margate. 1986. © Martin Parr / Magnum Photos
Aperture
Opening Reception for Life’s a Beach by Martin Parr
Wednesday, May 15, 2013, 7:00-9:00 pm
“Join Aperture and Martin Parr for the opening reception for Life’s a Beach, featuring the best selections from Parr’s beach photography, presented in conjunction with the May release of the beach-bag-size edition of Life’s a Beach. Parr has been photographing beaches for thirty years, documenting all aspects of them, including close-ups of sunbathers, rambunctious swimmers caught mid-plunge, and the eternal sandy picnic underway. This selection brings to the fore Parr’s engagement with a cherished subject matter—that rare public space in which general absurdities and local quirks seamlessly fuse together.”
Aperture Gallery and Bookstore
547 West 27th Street
New York, New York [map]
May 3rd, Rochester: Reception, Fundraiser & Artist Talk “ChemoToxic, I Am That and Other Stories” by Willie Osterman
© 2013 Willie Osterman
Visual Studies Workshop
ChemoToxic, I Am That and Other Stories by Willie Osterman
Opening Reception & Fundraiser: Friday, May 3, 2013, 6:00-9:00 pm
Artist talk by Willie Osterman followed by Kitty Forbush at 7:30 pm
“ChemoToxic, I Am That and Other Stories – representing photographer Willie Osterman’s documentation of his wife Michele’s chemotherapy and his fears that the disease might be lurking within his own body – will be presented at the Visual Studies Workshop beginning with an opening reception and fundraiser on May 3, 2013 from 6-9pm. The wet plate collodian process used by Osterman, an antiquated photographic technique developed in the 1850s, resulted in one-of-a-kind images printed on glass plates known as ambrotypes.
Proceeds from the opening event will benefit patients at Pluta Cancer Center.
Please consider donating to the ChemoToxic fundraiser.”
VSW Bookstore Gallery and Auditorium
31 Prince Street
Rochester, New York [map]
Tel: 585.442.8676
Deadline May 12th: The SUMMER SHOW Project
The SUMMER SHOW Project
Deadline: Monday, May 12, 2013
Apply by April 28th for a reduced submission fee of $25, after April 28th the fee is $35.
“The Summer Show Project offers the unique chance for artists to work directly with FOLEYgallery. The exhibition will feature one artist that works with photography and one artist that makes works on paper. The Summer Show Project is open to all artists world wide.
This is the fourth year for The Summer Show Project. We invite you to submit your work to participate in this unique opportunity and share the experience of exposure, guidance, feedback, community, recognition and support. This initiative will provide an opportunity for emerging or under represented artists to have their work seen, recognized and reviewed in a professional gallery setting.
Upon acceptance, you will work on your own and with the guidance of gallery owner Michael Foley to create a well curated two person exhibition.
The Curators
Michael Foley, Director, FOLEYgallery; Thomas Allen, Artist; and Casey Ruble, Artist. You can read about them here.
Application Requirements
The SUMMER SHOW project only accepts applications online.
We ask that you have 3 images you are ready to apply with. Each must be no wider than 1000 pixels or no more than 700 pixels in height. Resolution must be 72 dpi. Our only suggestion is to choose three images that show some consistency while staying true to the type of work you are most interested in. At this point, the work will not be chosen based on theme or style. Whether you consider yourself a journalist, a collage artist or whatever, it just doesn’t matter.
You will also be asked to submit a statement about your work in 100 words or less. That’s right, 100 words. A caption or title that summarizes the work would be a good way to start off.
Please do not contact the judges directly in any fashion. This is a blind jury. The curators will not be aware of the names attached to the entries during review. At the conclusion of the selection process, all curators will then be given the names of the artists who submitted work so that they might follow up with them directly.
We do not recommend you try to fit your submission into what you might think the gallery is looking for.
So, submit what is true for you, regardless of who will be viewing it.”
Read the full prospectus here.
Deadline April 15th: The FENCE 2013 at Photoville
Call for entries: The FENCE 2013 at Photoville
Deadline: Monday, April 15, 2013
Fee: $35 per series (6 images)
All images will be considered by an internationally renowned jury and resulting images will make up THE FENCE, which is expanding this year to a new city – creating TWO public photography installations!
In addition to our 1000ft long photographic installation displayed in Brooklyn Bridge Park in NYC, we are partnering with Boston’s Flash Forward Festival, to produce a special curated version of THE FENCE, displayed along the Rose Kennedy Greenway in Boston – offering even more opportunities for visibility for all participating photographers.
Click here for a detailed list of this year’s jurors.
Submission Guidelines
Amateurs and Professionals. To enter electronically, please visit fence.photovillenyc.org to register. Once the registration process has been completed, you will receive an e-mail confirmation. Simply log onto the website and follow the online instructions to upload images from your computer. Images formatted in JPEG or TIFF measuring 1,200 pixels on their long dimension are preferred. Images may be color profiled in sRGB, Adobe-1998, or not color-managed. For more information on electronic submission guidelines see our FAQ.”
Deadline April 14th: Another New York – Call for Brooklyn Based Photographers
ArtBridge
Call for Entries: Another New York
Deadline: Sunday, April 14, 2013 at midnight
No submission fee.
“ArtBridge is currently accepting submissions for Another New York, a photography-based public exhibition that invites Brooklyn-based photographers to submit small series’ of works in response to the project brief below. All works selected for exhibition will be exhibited large-scale* (up to 16 feet high) at the Atlantic Yards development in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, beginning in July of 2013.
PROJECT BRIEF
New York City is one of the most heavily photographed cities in the world. From tourist snapshots of Times Square, too-often derivative street photography and Instagram reaching limitless heights, many photographers have described today’s NYC as a dying photographic vantage point with nothing new to say. This outdoor exhibition, Another New York looks to change this pessimism by presenting photography that captures New York City with a new and unexpected eye. Scheduled to be unveiled in Summer 2013 on the construction fencing and scaffolding at the site of the Barclays Center*, in Brooklyn, NY, this exhibition, juried and curated by Jon Feinstein and internationally-renowned Brooklyn-based artist Mickalene Thomas, challenges photographers born, living, or working in Brooklyn to help us fall in love with New York City again.
CURATORS
Brooklyn based artist, Mickalene Thomas and Jon Feinstein, curator, photographer, the Co-Founder of Humble Arts Foundation, and Manager of Marketing and Partnerships at Shutterstock.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
+ 5-10 images at 800 pixels on the longest side, 72dpi RGB, jpeg files no larger than 1MB and named as follows: first name_last name__ANY_number.jpg (ex. john_doe_ANY_1.jpg)
+ Brief 50-100 word bio and artist statement
+ Website link (optional)
+ Photographers must have been born, or currently live and or work in Brooklyn, NY.
Create a single zip file of the above contents, rename the file with your name (ex. john_doe.zip) and send as an attachment to: submissions@art-bridge.org with ANOTHER NEW YORK SUBMISSION in the subject line. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.
IMPORTANT NOTE: We ask that artists with exclusive gallery representation do not apply at this time.
*Chosen work will be enlarged to the scale of the exhibition surface and printed onto weather-proof, fade-proof vinyl material.
April 2nd, NYC: VLA Contracts Basics for Artists
Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
Contracts Basics for Artists
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
“This class will provide an overview of contract law including essential aspects of contract formation, enforceability, and standard provisions for artists such as creative control, compensation, and credit.
Topics will include offer and acceptance, oral agreements, common clauses in standard contracts, and breach of contract.
This class is taught by VLA’s Senior Staff Attorney, Eric S. Tam, Esq.”
Fees
Register here. There is a late registration fee of $10 if you register the day of the class.
$20 Full-Time Student (must present proof of full-time status with registration)
$30 Arts Professional VLA Member
$50 Arts Professional Non-Member
$85 Legal Professional VLA Member
$110 Legal Professional Non-Member
$50 Young Associate Members (YAM’s)
Free for All You Can Learn Pass Holders
VLA Auditorium
1 East 53rd Street
New York, New York 10022 [map]