Starting Monday May 20th Giacomo Brunelli's "Animals and Self Portraits" will be exhibiting at The Tabernacle! 

Private Viewing: May 21, 6-9PM
Talk & Book Signing: May 25, 6PM
More Info: http://www.giacomobrunelli.com/index.php

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Pictures of the Year International is the oldest and most prestigious photojournalism program producing the best documentary photography in the world. The POY Education & Awards Program will be at the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego at the end of the month celebrating their exhibition.

When: May 31 ­ June 1
Where: Museum of Photographic Arts San Diego
Website: http://www.poyi.org/70/mopa/

*Registration for event ends TODAY*
**Free**

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Persol's latest eyewear collection "Reflex Edition" is inspired by vintage cameras. To celebrate, the brand has launched the Reflex Edition Photo Contest, giving you the chance to win a trip for 2 to Venice and a brand new Leica M-E Type 220! While in Venice the winners artwork will be publicly exhibited during the Venice Film Festival!

Must enter your images before 11:59 on June 15th!

Theme: Black and White
Enter the Contest: http://www.persol.com/usa/reflex-edition/contest

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**LAST CHANCE**
Today is the last day to submit to the Daylight Photo Awards! Send in your entries to win $1000, a solo exhibition at the Daylight Project Space, or a multimedia feature and a set of Daylight Books!

More Info:http://www.daylightphotoawards.com/
Photo by 2012 DPA Winner Aaron Vincent Elkaim

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Tonight at 6:30 PM join Foto-Care for a presentation on the documentation of the communities along the River Gambia in West Africa. Jason Florio and Helen Jones Florio's expedition reviews the communities of the last major free-flowing rivers before it will be dammed.

The evening will be moderated by Pulitzer prize winning photography editor and educator Stella Kramer!

When: May 14th 6:30-8PM
Where: Foto-Care - 41-43 West 22nd street, NYC, NY 10010
More Info: http://www.fotocare.com/RIVER_GAMBIA_EXPEDITION_WITH_JASON_AND_HELEN_JON...
Photograph by Jason Florio

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**ONE NIGHT ONLY!**
Exhibition, discussion, and book signing on Wednesday May 15th for the release of .PHOTOJOURNALISTS ON WAR: The Untold Stories from Iraq by Michael Kamber.

Take a moment to see the unpublished photographs and eyewitness accounts of the war in Iraq by the world's top news photographers. This will truly be a show that represents the "who's who" of journalism.

When: WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 6:30PM
Where: 25CPW Gallery, 25 Central Park West at 62nd Street, New York
Photograph by Chris Hondros

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Klompching Gallery is having a CALL FOR ENTRIES for their annual competition FRESH! This competition welcomes photographers from around the world to submit. The curators are looking for the very best examples of new contemporary fine art photography.

This is an extraordinary chance to show your work to the world as it will be seen by many people (Including curator W.M. Hunt!). The selected work is showcased across three key platforms: The Wall/The Page/The Internet.

Deadline: Friday, May 31, 2013 (Midnight PDT)
For more info: http://www.klompching.com/fresh2013.htm
Image by 2012 FRESH winner Tabitha Soren

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On Saturday May 25th join Story+LINES for an all-day public art fair and cultural event. There will be exhibits to attend, 
hands-on workshops, and fun activities for all ages! YOU will have the ability to take part in painting, drawing, photography and storytelling. The event will display personal stories by City Heights residents.

(Psst! Free Admission!)

WHEN: Saturday May 25th, 2013, 11:00 am - 6:00 pm 
WHERE: The AjA Project - 4089 Fairmount Avenue, City Heights
More Info:http://www.ajaproject.org/

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ISCP's Spring Brooklyn Commons artist talk series welcomes you to join them next Tuesday, May 14th at 6:30pm to attend their final discussion. Janine Antoni and current ISCP resident Anastasia Ax will be in conversation about sculptural production in relation to process and the body.

Seating will be limited, don't miss out!

More Info: http://www.iscp-nyc.org/events/current/1139.html
Image of Antoni by Prudence Cumming

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Elin O'Hara Slavick's documentation of the after effects lingering in Hiroshima after the A-bomb hit are visually poetic. She is capturing chemicals that cannot be seen but through photography can convey how they have impacted Hiroshima and its people.

She has created work using traditional photography, cyanotypes, and rubbings through her four years staying in Hiroshima.

Her book and images from After Hiroshima will be shown at the Daylight Project Space in North Carolina until June 21st.

Buy the Book: http://daylightbooks.org/store/elin-ohara-slavick-after-hiroshima

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