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DEADLINE EXTENDED: Renaissance Photography Prize deadline now May 3rd
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HEADS UP: Daylight Photo Awards deadline Thursday!
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ON DISPLAY: Habitiation by Pamela Pecchio
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CALL FOR ENTRIES: Chobi Mela International Festival of Photography
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TO ATTEND: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea, May 13th to June 30th
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DEADLINE EXTENDED: Renaissance Photography Prize deadline now May 3rd
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The international photography competition has extended its deadline for both its single image and series categories. Submissions will be reviewed by a panel of influential photography critics, and chosen works will be exhibited at the Getty Images Gallery in Central London, UK.
For more information or to submit, visit their site.
HEADS UP: Daylight Photo Awards deadline Thursday!
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ON DISPLAY: Habitiation by Pamela Pecchio
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CANDELA Gallery in Richmond, VA will be displaying Pamela Pecchio’s work Habitation May 3rd - June 28th. This body of work is a quiet questioning of the idea of home. Through ten years of documenting her own and others’ living quarters, Pecchio points to the poetry and mundanity of the human habitat.
For more information, visit the gallery’s website.
CALL FOR ENTRIES: Chobi Mela International Festival of Photography
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The largest photography festival in Asia, Chobi Mela, is accepting submissions for its January 2015 event. The theme is intimacy. As the call details, “We invite photographers to probe into the depths of personal space. To reach out to the wider universe. To challenge perceptions of belonging”
Chosen photographers will have their work displayed at the festival in Dhaka, Bangladesh as well as in a exhibition tour throughout the country.
Learn more on the Chobi Mela website.
DEADLINE: June 8th, 2014
TO ATTEND: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea, May 13th to June 30th
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Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Preston Dannaway will be showing her work Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea at the Half King Gallery in Manhattan from May 13th to June 30th. This work comes from the many years Dannaway spent living in Ocean View Virginia documenting the sea and the people there.
The opening will be held at 7:30pm on Tuesday May 13th and will feature a moderated talk by Paul Moakley, Time's Deputy Director of Photography.
For more info, check out the gallery's site.