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The Center for Photography at Woodstock (CPW) is pleased to present PQ:100, an exhibition surveying the photography, films, videos, and photo-based installations that have been featured on the first 100 covers of CPW's publication PQ (Photography Quarterly).

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The magazine OjodePez and PHotoEspaña, one of the biggest events in international photography, are announcing the third PHE OjodePez Award for Human Values, which will award 6,000 euros to the photo project that best highlights qualities such as solidarity, ethics, effort or justice.

All photographers, of whatever age or nationality, will be able to compete for the prize. The winning work will be published — along with the other short-listed entries — in a special issue that OjodePez dedicates to the documentary photography competition every autumn.

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25CPW and Daylight Magazine present the Afghan Art Auction. Wednesday, March 10th will be an inspirational evening of music, art, wine and food to raise money for the George Dritsas Anthropos Fund, a fund created to assist refugees in transition. Your attendance and generosity will also assist the AWC (Afghanistan Women Council) in helping the women and children inside Afghanistan.

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Juried by Brian Paul Clamp, the director of ClampArt, Consumption, a group show, is now open for submissions. Consumption is a multifaceted term. While it can signify the influence of advertising and marketing on our pervasive consumer culture, the word also speaks to profound human instincts. To be consumed by something-be it illness, emotions, or beliefs-is to oftentimes confront one's realities. What, why, when, and how we consume determines the ramifications of the choices we make.

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Written by Nicholas Pollack

 

David Maisel was born in New York City in 1961 and now lives and works in the San Francisco area. His photographs, multi-media projects, and public installations have been exhibited internationally, and are included in many permanent collections, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art; the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; the Brooklyn Museum of Art; the Santa Barbara Museum of Art; and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, among others. His work has been the subject of three monographs: The Lake Project (Nazraeli Press, 2004), Oblivion (Nazraeli Press, 2006), and Library of Dust (Chronicle Books, 2008). A portfolio of Maisel's work is also available in Daylight Issue #3. Visit http://www.davidmaisel.com for more information.

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Picture Berlin, founded in 2009, is a four-week program designed for emerging artists working and using the medium of photography. Set in Berlin, a city renowned for both its tumultuous political history and its thriving contemporary art scene, this program gives participants an unparalleled opportunity to develop their individual portfolios while immersing themselves in Berlin's multifaceted culture.

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There is only a little more than one week left to submit work to the XTO Image Awards. All photographers and illustrators inspired by the human form should submit their work to the Xto Image Awards.  The final deadline is March 1, 2010. 

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The European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training of the European Union, and the Thessaloniki Museum of Photography invite photographers to take part in the 3rd Cedefop Photomuseum Award, which is being organized in connection with the PhotoBiennale 2010.

This years theme: Learning for life, working to grow.

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PDN presents the 2010 Faces photography contest.

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