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Photography Book Now: Call for Entries
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Now in its fourth year, the international Photography Book Now juried competition is an opportunity for photographers to showcase their work to a world-renowned panel of judges. Entrants compete for a $25,000 grand prize and the opportunity to have their books housed in permanent collections at the International Center of Photography, the Annenberg Space for Photography, and the George Eastman House.
Deadline for submissions: July 14, 2011, 3:00 p.m. PDT
For more information about the judges, rules, FAQs, and prizes, visit photographybooknow.com
Eliott Erwitt: Personal Best
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Iconic photographer and recipitent of this year's ICP Infinity Award for Lifetime Achievement, Elliott Erwitt's major retrospective is currently up at the ICP and receiving rave reviews. But who would have thought otherwise? Erwitt's commercial and documentary successes come together at the ICP in this collection of over 100 of the photographer's personal favorite images. On May 10th, Erwitt will be honored for the aforementioned ICP Inifinity Award for Lifetime Achievement. The exhibition will be on view through August 28, 2011. Visit www.icp.org for more information.
Here is a video of Erwitt's work and some thoughts on his "personal best" from 2009.
Justin Maxon in Chester, PA
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Having been born in Chester, Pa., a long-blighted, depressed and poverty-stricken small city once booming with department stores and fancy restaurants (according to my grandmother), I was moved when I came across Justin Maxon's work online. Last Fall, the NY Times Lens blog featured the photojournalist's project about this place, "When the Spirit Moves." The black-and-white photographs often are comprised of multiple exposures, a process which the photographer says "speaks to the complexities that are heavy on the lives of people in this community." Still having family in the immediate area, I know this to be true, and was happy that a photographer born on the other side of the country had the interest and willingness to embark on this project in an area that needs attention. More attention than merely plunking down a Harrah's Casino as forward-thinking development, as was done in 2006. The pictures appear timeless and haunted, from the wood-paneled rental apartments to the omniscient view of the fields of oil refineries nearby.
To see more of his work:
And to help Justin raise money with Emphas.is, a new fundning site, to help organize a rally against violence in Chester:
http://emphas.is/web/guest/discoverprojects?projectID=310
For a taste of local nostalgia, visit:
Rhubarb-Rhubarb
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Rhubarb-Rhubarb is an internationally recognized development agency offering its knowledge and assistance to photographers of all ages and levels of profession. On May 31st, Rhubarb-Rhubarb will be hosting an event entiteld: "The Crossing: WM2 WM3" - a day dedicated to current professionals and their careers at this juncture in their life. Confirmed speakers to come include: Laura Noble, Hildegarde Darby, Zed Nelson, Harry Hardie, David Birkett, Matthew Taylor and Peter Dench.
For more information on this event visit:
Flash Forward Festival 2011 Schedule
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Day One: Thursday, June 2, 2011
Lectures:
Location for ALL lectures and panel discussions: Two Battery Wharf, Lower Level
FREE to the Public!
Guest Lecture: 12:00 - 1:30 pm
Mary Beth Meehan: City of Champions - A Portrait of Brockton, Massachusetts
Guest Lecture: 2:00 - 3:30 pm
Wonderful Machine's Maria Luci Sean Stone: Introduction to Branding and Marketing
Panel Discussion: 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Building a Photography Collection for Love or Money
Panelists: Barbara Hitchcock, Phillip Prodger, Gary Leopold, Dana Salvo
Moderator: Jim Fitts
Exhibition Opening:
Curated by MaryAnn Camilleri, Myrabelle Charlebois, Aaron Schuman
Official opening night celebration: 7-10pm
Open EVERYDAY from 11am-7pm
Location: Two Battery Wharf, Upper Level
This internationally touring exhibition of the best emerging photographers working in the U.S, Canada and the UK makes its annual stop in Boston. Here is your chance to see the hottest art stars of tomorrow!
Day Two - Friday, June 3, 2011
Lectures:
Guest Lecture: 12:00 - 1:30 pm
Stephen Mayes: Restructuring the Photographic Practice
Guest Lecture: 2:00 - 3:30 pm
Panel Discussion: 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Cut Through The Noise: Smart Marketing Strategies for Photographers
Panelists: Christopher Churchill, Kristina Feliciano, Stella Kramer
Moderator: Alison Zavos
Exhibition Opening:
Fresh Works: A Sampler of New England Photographers
Official opening night celebration: 7-10pm
Open EVERYDAY from 11am-7pm
Location: Two Battery Wharf, Lower Level
Note: All information taken from official Magenta Newsletter (5/19/2011)