© Nino Migliori, Il Tuffatore, 1951
Selection by Howard Greenberg
© Saul Leiter, Self Portrait, c.1955
Selection by Nancy Lieberman
© Leon Levinstein, Untitled, 1955
7.13.2013
SVA MASTERS in DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: Silent Auction to Benefit Scholarship Fund
SVA
Digital Photography End of the Year Party and Silent Auction to benefit the 2014
Scholarship Fund was a HUGE success raising $4200 that was matched 100% for a total of $8400! View photos here
7.04.2013
SILENT AUCTION: SVA Masters in Digital Photography Scholarships • Auction July 10!
Silent Auction: Photograph by Daniel Bolliger
The School of Visual Arts Masters in Digital Photography Graduate Program invites you to join them for their End of Year Party and Silent Auction to
celebrate and to raise money towards Scholarships for the Class of 2014. All money raised will be matched (up to $5000) by friends of the
department! Event and Registration Page here
Amy Stein Tall Poppy Syndrome, signed by both authors
Jaime Permuth Yonkeros, signed
Ellen Wallenstein Respecting My Elders, signed
Greg Gorman Framed
Katrin Eismann Photoshop Masking + Compositing, signedRobert Hermann The New Yorkers, signed
Silent Auction: Services
Stella Kramer, Michael Foley, Elizabeth Avedon
Stella Kramer, Michael Foley, Elizabeth Avedon
Career Development with Stella Kramer
One one-hour meeting with Stella Kramer will create clarity and a strategy for your artistic career. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
One one-hour meeting with Stella Kramer will create clarity and a strategy for your artistic career. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
Pulitzer Prize-winning photo editor and creative consultant Stella Kramer has worked with such top publications as The New York Times, Newsweek, People, Sports Illustrated and Entertainment Weekly. Stella lectures, curates, appears at photo festivals around the country as a portfolio reviewer, and consults with companies on their visual image. www.stellakramer.com
Portfolio Review with Michael Foley
One one-hour portfolio review with NY Gallerist Michael Foley. Michael’s keen insights, articulate manner, and rich knowledge of contemporary photography insure that the portfolio review will be a meaningful turning point in your artistic career. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
Portfolio Review with Michael Foley
One one-hour portfolio review with NY Gallerist Michael Foley. Michael’s keen insights, articulate manner, and rich knowledge of contemporary photography insure that the portfolio review will be a meaningful turning point in your artistic career. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
Michael Foley opened Foley Gallery in the fall of 2004 after several years of working with notable photography galleries including Fraenkel Gallery, Howard Greenberg Gallery and Yancey Richardson Gallery. He is on the faculty of the School of Visual Arts where he teaches and lectures on issues in contemporary photography. foleygallery.com
Book Design Review with Elizabeth Avedon
One one-hour book and/or branding design review with Elizabeth Avedon. Issues to be addressed include: image sequencing, layout, font treatment, design, and the next step in publishing your photo book. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
Elizabeth Avedon has worked with and influenced countless photographers with her design, curatorship, writing, and review prowess. She is on the faculty of the School of Visual Arts where she teaches and lectures in the BFA Photography and MPS Digital Photography departments.
elizabethavedon.com
Book Design Review with Elizabeth Avedon
One one-hour book and/or branding design review with Elizabeth Avedon. Issues to be addressed include: image sequencing, layout, font treatment, design, and the next step in publishing your photo book. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
Elizabeth Avedon has worked with and influenced countless photographers with her design, curatorship, writing, and review prowess. She is on the faculty of the School of Visual Arts where she teaches and lectures in the BFA Photography and MPS Digital Photography departments.
elizabethavedon.com
Silent Auction: Services by Eduardo Angel, Tom P. Ashe
Workflow Evaluation with Eduardo Angel
One one-hour onsite workflow review with Eduardo Angel. Issues to be addressed include: strategies for an efficient and repeatable workflow, hardware & software configurations, and building a back-up strategy that allows you to sleep at night. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
Eduardo Angel wears many hats – as a photographer, dSLR video expert, tech geek, writer, SVA faculty member, and formerly a practicing architect. Continually asking questions and delving into the technical and aesthetic issues of photography and storytelling, Eduardo is busy traveling the world to speak at a variety of conferences.
eduardoangel.com/
Color Management Assessment with Tom P Ashe
One one-hour onsite color management review with Associate Chair Tom P Ashe. Tom will come to your studio or office and complete a through review of your hardware and software configuration, calibrate your monitor, and build one color profile for your printer and paper configuration. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
Tom Ashe combines an engineer’s attention to detail and love for problem solving with a photographers passion for beautiful images and flawless prints. He is the Associate Chair of the MPS Digital Photography department and has most recently completed the text for his upcoming publication, Color Management & Quality Output: Mastering Color from Camera to Display to Print.
One one-hour onsite workflow review with Eduardo Angel. Issues to be addressed include: strategies for an efficient and repeatable workflow, hardware & software configurations, and building a back-up strategy that allows you to sleep at night. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
Eduardo Angel wears many hats – as a photographer, dSLR video expert, tech geek, writer, SVA faculty member, and formerly a practicing architect. Continually asking questions and delving into the technical and aesthetic issues of photography and storytelling, Eduardo is busy traveling the world to speak at a variety of conferences.
eduardoangel.com/
Color Management Assessment with Tom P Ashe
One one-hour onsite color management review with Associate Chair Tom P Ashe. Tom will come to your studio or office and complete a through review of your hardware and software configuration, calibrate your monitor, and build one color profile for your printer and paper configuration. Must be redeemed by December 31, 2013 and may be given as a gift.
Tom Ashe combines an engineer’s attention to detail and love for problem solving with a photographers passion for beautiful images and flawless prints. He is the Associate Chair of the MPS Digital Photography department and has most recently completed the text for his upcoming publication, Color Management & Quality Output: Mastering Color from Camera to Display to Print.
Silent Auction: Photograph by Bojune Kwon
Silent Auction: Prints (many signed) by:
Allen Furbeck, Robert
DeRosa, Bojune Kwon, Daniel Bolliger, Giselle Behrens, Greg Gorman, Jack
Reznicki, Jaime Permuth, John Delaney,
Josephine Dvorken, Katrin Eismann, LaNola Stone, Maryana Hordeychuk,
Matthew Baum, Raissa Venables, Robert Herman, Lavonne Hall, Alice Kivlon, Randhy Rodriguez
...and Products by:
Calumet, Ilford, MAC on Campus, MOAB, X-Rite, B&H Photo
Calumet, Ilford, MAC on Campus, MOAB, X-Rite, B&H Photo
JULY 10, 6-9PM
136 West 21st St., 11th Floor, NYC
The School of Visual Arts Masters in Digital Photography Graduate Program invites you to join them for their End of Year Party and Silent Auction to
celebrate and to raise money towards Scholarships for the Class of
2014. All money raised will be matched (up to $5000) by friends of the
department. Whatever you bid
will be doubled for the Scholarship Fund! Event and Registration Page here
7.02.2013
DAVID SCHEINBAUM: Hip Hop Portraits Book
Professor Griff of Public Enemy, 2002
Photograph © David Scheinbaum
Photograph © David Scheinbaum
The Executioners, 2004
Photograph © David Scheinbaum
Method Man and Redman, 2002
Photograph © David Scheinbaum
Mos Def, 2002
Photograph © David Scheinbaum
"Since its inception in the 1970s, hip hop music and the culture surrounding it has become a hugely influential and popular musical form in America and around the world. Its popularity extends beyond the urban centers where it was born, and pervades and influences youth culture around the globe. However, few artists have created serious and powerful photographs that explore the breadth of the phenomenon. With this volume, David Scheinbaum has done just that. His portraits of Erykah Badu, Chuck D., George Clinton, Common, Mos Def, Del-Tha Funkee Homosapien, Sage Francis, Professor Griff, KRS One, Mike Relm, Tajai, Wu-Tang Clan and Yelawolf (among others) approach hip hop as a positive cultural influence akin to the youth movement of the 1960s. Scheinbaum's photographs are accompanied by essays by Gaye Theresa Johnson and Michael Eric Dyson, an artist conversation with Frank H. Goodyear III and an introduction by Brian Hardgroove of Public Enemy."
David Scheinbaum is former Director/Chair of the Photography Department at the Santa Fe University of Art and Design, and Professor Emeritus, College of Santa Fe. He is also one half of the well known fine art photography gallery, Scheinbaum and Russek LTD, the exclusive representatives for the Beaumont and Nancy Newhall Estate and for the Eliot Porter Estate.
Here is a little background. In 1978, Scheinbaum moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico with the hope of
meeting and working with the pre-eminent photography scholar, Beaumont
Newhall. This dream came true. Their professional relationship had many
facets and a friendship quickly developed. In 1979 David began
printing for Beaumont Newhall. The many people who came to work and study with Beaumont often asked to
see his photographs – thus David found himself in the position of
creating a “meeting place” for photographers and collectors. The idea for a gallery evolved and in 1980 when Janet Russek moved to
Santa Fe they opened their doors with a retrospective of Willard Van
Dyke’s work.
While David continued to work with Beaumont Newhall, Russek began assisting Eliot Porter.
Their relationship also grew from the studio to the gallery and the
gallery began to expand representing both local and international
photographers. To date they have exhibited and worked with over 300
photographers. Scheinbaum and Russek have approached the gallery world
through their roles as educators, artists, and collectors and bring to
their gallery an appreciation of photographers, the fine print and the
history of photography.
David Scheinbaum's other publications include, Bisti, photographs of New Mexico's Bisti Badlands (University of New Mexico Press, 1987), Miami Beach: Photographs of an American Dream (Florida International University Press, 1990), and Stone: A Substantial Witness (The Museum of New Mexico Press, 2006). He and his wife, Janet Russek, have collaborated on two projects; Ghost Ranch: Land of Light, Photographs by David Scheinbaum and Janet Russek (Balcony Press, 1997) and Images in the Heavens, Patterns on the Earth: The I Ching (The Museum of New Mexico Press, 2005). And now his most recent publication, Hip Hop: Portraits of An Urban Hymn (Damiani Editore) will be released in November 2013. This work was featured at The National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution, entitled Recognize: Hip-Hop and Contemporary Portraiture, and at the Norton Museum of Art. His current work focused on the Lower East Side of New York.
I attribute my renewed love and appreciation for Photography to Janet Russek and David Scheinbaum. Their educational evenings, generously given in their Gallery on the fine art of printing and the history of photography, were highlighted by the most extraordinary examples of vintage original prints by Eliot Porter, Ansel Adams, Atget, Callahan, Kertesz, among so many other great photographers. Check out the Scheinbaum and Russek Gallery on your next visit to New Mexico.
6.30.2013
SETH CASTEEL: Five Questions for the Author of "Underwater Dogs"
From the New York Times Bestseller, Underwater Dogs
From the New York Times Bestseller, Underwater Dogs
From the New York Times Bestseller, Underwater Dogs
5 Questions For Seth Casteel
Author of the NY Times Best Seller Underwater Dogs
Seth Casteel is an award-winning photographer and New York Times Best Selling Author. His series of photographs, Underwater Dogs, has been seen by hundreds of millions of people around the world. He cheerfully answered my 5 questions:
EA: What camera do you use for shooting underwater dogs?
SC: Canon 7D, Tokina 10-17mm lens, Speedlite and Surf Housing.
EA: Were your first underwater shots by accident or were you experimenting for awhile before you achieved these extraordinary results?
SC: My first shots were with a point-and-shoot underwater camera, and then I began to explore the concept further with different gear. :)
EA: Did you study Photography or assist for a commercial photographer?
SC: I am a self taught photographer and have never assisted for a commercial photographer.
EA: What have you learned about dogs single minded attention to their ball or ring?
SC: I have learned that game is a favorite among many dogs and have also learned that so many dogs around the world love the water and have a connection with it.
EA: What was your first dogs name and how old were you at the time?
SC: I grew up with a Miniature Dachshund named Duchess. She came into my life when I was 5. :) I absolutely credit her with inspiring my love for dogs.
Seth Casteel and model
Photographer Seth Casteel is passionate about helping animals. He volunteers with animal shelters and rescues around the world, professionally photographing homeless pets to increase adoption rates. By teaching workshops at shelters, Seth's mission is to educate and inspire other passionate animal ambassadors to improve the image of rescue and adoption.
Seth is excited to partner with Greater Good, The Animal Rescue Site, The Petfinder Foundation and John Paul Pet to inspire others to save lives through grooming and photography! If you would like to help with this effort, please visit OnePictureSaves.com to sign up for a workshop in your area! You don't need to be a professional photographer! You just have to have a passion for animals and a dedication to help!
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6.29.2013
CHRISTINE GEDEON: Kulturmöllan Installation and Stitched Works
Silence and Sound
"I will incorporate the architecture of the mill to create
a hybrid of silence and sound."
a hybrid of silence and sound."
Curated by Marek Walczak
July 6 - August 10, 2013
Kulturmöllan, Lövestad, Sweden
Governors Island Revisited
Thread, paint and fabric on raw black canvas, 74" x 66", 2012
OSH, Brooklyn (Plot re-visualized)
Fabric, thread and paint on raw black canvas, 54" x 32", 2012
Christine Gedeon was born in Aleppo, Syria and lives between NYC and Berlin. She examines the spaces we live in and how it affects us as individuals, using thread mainly as a medium, as both installation and works on canvas. Her installation work resides on the merging of the architectural space and the work itself.
"STITCHED WORKS: As humans, we define ourselves partly in relation to the built environment around us. Buildings in the urban context interact with one another and allow individuals to create a narrative of who they are-past, present, and future. Our memory and identity are forever changed after buildings and monuments are destroyed through war, natural destruction, and urban planning. The subsequent rebuilding both "as it once was" as well as a complete modern reconstruction ultimately suppresses memory seemingly creating a sense of utopia."
"My most recent stitched works are inspired by the evolution of urban landscapes and how it ties to memory, focusing recently on New York City's topographical evolution. I use Google Earth and archival images to collect my data and use this information as a starting point to create this invented series of urban renewal projects. The works are still done through improvisation pointing to a heterotopic, neither here nor there vision of New York; an unreality based on a utopian inspired ideal."
X-Scapes, curated by Katherine Murdock, thru June 30, 2013
Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit, New Jersey
ChristineGedeon.com
Thread, nails, and tape, 20’ x 11’
Valparaíso Studio Installation: I created an aerial view drafting of my studio space including the wooden beams on the ceiling and loosely translated the drawing as a 3D installation, reflecting the interior space. One rule in creating the piece was to make it low-impact, thereby not creating any holes in the walls and working with the existing elements that were left there. It's through these processes, exploring aerial view drawings using thread as a medium that I'm interested in reinventing space as both 2D and 3D works.
6.25.2013
ART PHOTO INDEX: An Interview with Founder and Director, Rixon Reed
Art Photo Index, Artist Close-up Page, Cristina De Middel
Art Photo Index, Artist's Page, Cristina De Middel
Art Photo Index, Artist Close-up Page, John Delaney
Art Photo Index, Artist's Page, John Delaney
Art Photo Index, Main Page
"...in a sense it’s really an Index of Indexes."
A new image database, Art Photo Index, was launched earlier this year created by Rixon Reed, Founder and Director of photo-eye Galleries and Bookstore. Art Photo Index (API) promises to make it easier to search and browse work by fine art and documentary photographers from around the world. Based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, photo-eye’s Gallery and Bookstore are filled with exquisite limited edition books, portfolios and exhibitions of contemporary photography.
Rixon Reed: I started developing Art Photo Index four years ago after finding it time-consuming to search for new artists to show on Photographer’s Showcase, our online gallery of emerging artists at photoeye.com. I spent way too much time visiting different websites hoping to find new work that was of interest. Searching Google Images was just inefficient, either it was too general in its findings, with irrelevant matches, or it retrieved popular, well-known images instead of work by emerging artists. It was not the discovery tool I was after.
I thought there’s got to be a better way; perhaps there should be a website that is pre-vetted, but on a grand scale, so that anybody who had a serious interest in art photography could go there, search and discover interesting contemporary work. I had the idea to create a website of artists already recognized by important organizations from through out the world.
That started us down the road of compiling a list of artists to invite to become part of Art Photo Index. We let other organizations and publications do the vetting of the artists we include and invited winners of various competitions from Center’s Review Santa Fe, to Critical Mass 50, along with photographers published in Foam Magazine, Aperture, Camera Austria to name just a few. This allows us to maintain an extremely high level of quality throughout the site. We are constantly expanding the number of organizations and well-known galleries' rosters of artists and there's a section for each of the included organizations along with cross-referenced links to their artists' pages. So in a sense it’s really an index of indexes. The net effect is that we’ve created an ever-growing resource to help people discover exciting contemporary photography.
Rixon Reed: I started developing Art Photo Index four years ago after finding it time-consuming to search for new artists to show on Photographer’s Showcase, our online gallery of emerging artists at photoeye.com. I spent way too much time visiting different websites hoping to find new work that was of interest. Searching Google Images was just inefficient, either it was too general in its findings, with irrelevant matches, or it retrieved popular, well-known images instead of work by emerging artists. It was not the discovery tool I was after.
I thought there’s got to be a better way; perhaps there should be a website that is pre-vetted, but on a grand scale, so that anybody who had a serious interest in art photography could go there, search and discover interesting contemporary work. I had the idea to create a website of artists already recognized by important organizations from through out the world.
That started us down the road of compiling a list of artists to invite to become part of Art Photo Index. We let other organizations and publications do the vetting of the artists we include and invited winners of various competitions from Center’s Review Santa Fe, to Critical Mass 50, along with photographers published in Foam Magazine, Aperture, Camera Austria to name just a few. This allows us to maintain an extremely high level of quality throughout the site. We are constantly expanding the number of organizations and well-known galleries' rosters of artists and there's a section for each of the included organizations along with cross-referenced links to their artists' pages. So in a sense it’s really an index of indexes. The net effect is that we’ve created an ever-growing resource to help people discover exciting contemporary photography.
Currently API includes over 16,000 images by 3000+ photographers from 88 countries. It includes a powerful search engine that uses over 21,000 keywords to help viewers discover work of interest. We feature a different artist each week and include artist profiles, projects and portfolios, bibliographies, contact information, website screenshots and a fantastic world map showing the city where each of the artists lives...
API's Rixon Reed with Vicki Bohannon, photo-eye, 2013
Photograph © Elizabeth Paul Avedon
RR: I don't know what I would have done in terms of starting photo-eye without Vicki. She built the physical infrastructure for the business including (literally) the house we started photo-eye in. She is also the Gallery's Preparator, hanging each of the shows we do. Vicki is the hands-on person at photo-eye and is the love of my life.
6.19.2013
SEAN PERRY: Promo Card Branding + Design/s
Tatara Bridge, Japan, 2013
Three Crows, Kyoto, Japan, 2013
Photographer Sean Perry has been working in Texas all year and wanted to let his clients and colleagues know he would be available for assignments in New York this summer from June 15th to August 15th. Designed to perfection, Perry took this opportunity to show some of his new work in his latest promo pieces. His well thought out 'branded' look is reflected in the design of his website, his editioned portfolio, books and catalogs. These promo cards mirror this branded look using his chosen font, Berthold Akzidenz Grotesk Condensed, while giving the background of the card (see below) a sort of antiqued effect also used on his web pages. Check out Perry's website here
Nijo Castle, Japan, 2013
Shore of Miyajima, Japan, 2013
Featured in the Summer Issue of Shots Magazine
Sean Perry's "Promo Cards" announce his availability for Assignments
(Enlarge image to see Design features)
6.17.2013
MONA KUHN: Curates Nudes in Contemporary Photography at Flowers Gallery NY
Alec Soth, Las Vegas (2011). Courtesy of Sean Kelly, New York
Excerpts from An Interview With Mona Kuhn
by Elizabeth Avedon
Elizabeth Avedon: What brings you to New York?
Mona Kuhn: I have been invited to curate an exhibition titled “Under My Skin” at Flowers Gallery in New York City. It is a selection of nudes in contemporary photography, with works created mostly in the last five years. The exhibition reflects how we are currently representing the nude through the photo medium.
Aside from photography, I have been an independent scholar at Getty Research Institute since 2000. In the last 13 years, I have been curious about how we humans represent ourselves in works of art, and specifically in nudes, throughout art history - in all mediums.
It is a fascinating subject to me. Trends in art come and go, but the Nude remains a canon of high art, like a shadow we cannot jump away from. My two favorite ways of escaping is to photograph and being a bookworm. The invitation to curate brought both desires together.
Mona Kuhn: I have been invited to curate an exhibition titled “Under My Skin” at Flowers Gallery in New York City. It is a selection of nudes in contemporary photography, with works created mostly in the last five years. The exhibition reflects how we are currently representing the nude through the photo medium.
Aside from photography, I have been an independent scholar at Getty Research Institute since 2000. In the last 13 years, I have been curious about how we humans represent ourselves in works of art, and specifically in nudes, throughout art history - in all mediums.
It is a fascinating subject to me. Trends in art come and go, but the Nude remains a canon of high art, like a shadow we cannot jump away from. My two favorite ways of escaping is to photograph and being a bookworm. The invitation to curate brought both desires together.
MK: Lets face it, curating is a competitive
career. Most curators compete with each other to establish themselves
intellectually in their field. There has been a huge gap in the US for
museum level exhibitions related to the Nude. I am very comfortable with
the theme, it is my second skin. And because it is not my profession
and I am not tied in with an institution, I have the freedom to bring
together works of high and low art that reflect our current culture. The
choices were more emotional and guttural, than academic. I am thankful
for that freedom...(Mona Kuhn is one of the most interesting women in Photography today. Read the entire Interview here)
“Under My Skin: Nudes in Contemporary Photography”
June 20 – August 24, 2013
FLOWERS GALLERY
529 West 20th Street, New York
PANEL DISCUSSION
Moderated by George Pitts with Mona Kuhn, Vince Aletti,
Mariah Robertson and Shen Wei
“The Role of the Nude in Contemporary Photography”
June 18, 2013, 6:30PM
Parsons The New School for Design
Theresa Lang Auditorium
55 West 13th Street, New York
Interview with Mona Kuhn 2011
Interview with Mona Kuhn 2012
June 20 – August 24, 2013
FLOWERS GALLERY
529 West 20th Street, New York
PANEL DISCUSSION
Moderated by George Pitts with Mona Kuhn, Vince Aletti,
Mariah Robertson and Shen Wei
“The Role of the Nude in Contemporary Photography”
June 18, 2013, 6:30PM
Parsons The New School for Design
Theresa Lang Auditorium
55 West 13th Street, New York
Mona Kuhn Interviews
from the Archives of Le Journal de la Photographie Interview with Mona Kuhn 2011
Interview with Mona Kuhn 2012
6.16.2013
REBECCA NORRIS WEBB: My Dakota opens in New York at Ricco/Maresca
Ghost Mountain
Photograph © Rebecca Norris Webb
High Winds
Photograph © Rebecca Norris Webb
The Sky Below
Photograph © Rebecca Norris Webb
“Looking back at My
Dakota, I now realize that I was photographing this dark time in my life
in order to try to absorb it, to crystallize it, and, ultimately, to let go of it. Not only did my first grief change me, but making My Dakota changed me as well, both as a human being and as an artist.” –Rebecca Norris Webb
+ + +
Rebecca Norris Webb's exhibition, My Dakota at the Ricco/Maresca Gallery, brings together works from Webb’s acclaimed book recounting the sudden loss of her brother through idyllic landscape portraits of her home state of South Dakota. My Dakota serves as a lyrical elegy, depicting the hypnagogic process of grieving and visually chronicling the fragility of life and the inexplicable changes that occur while mourning.
Webb moved to South Dakota at the age of 15. The artist originally found expression as a poet, before exploring photography after college. For Webb, language could not fully capture the totality of the world around her, nor satisfy her innate curiosity for visual exploration. The artist’s latest book, My Dakota, blends poetry with photographs of her home state as a multi-layered portrait that marries aesthetic representation with lyrical record. The heart of the book lies in the enigmatic photographs where the artist is seemingly searching for significance behind continuation and meaning beyond an emotional chasm. Reflections and windows play a significant role in the series as a way of capturing memory within the present while exuding a sense of abandonment and disconnect from life’s fleeting moments. Rooted in sentient exploration, each work is open to interpretation – giving the viewer an outlet to draw their personal recollections and emotive conclusions. (Courtesy Ricco/Maresca Gallery)
Rebecca Norris Webb: My Dakota
June 20 - August 17, 2013
Lecture and Book Signing: Aperture Foundation, June 21, 7:00-8:30 pm. With Alex Webb and Q+A led by Sean Corcoran, Curator of Prints and Photographs, the Museum of the City of New York, and Denise Wolff, Aperture Senior Editor. Artist Talk/GalleryWalkThru: Ricco/Maresca Gallery, June 22, 5-6 pm. My Dakota is running concurrently at the North Dakota Museum of Art, Grand Forks, North Dakota, June 4 - August 6.
6.12.2013
ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5: With Katrin Eismann, Julieanne Kost and Scott Kelby
Image processed with Adobe Lightroom 5 Upright Controls
© 2013 Katrin Eismann. All Rights Reserved
B+H and Adobe® Lightroom® Digital Photography Summit
with Scott Kelby, Julieanne Kost and Katrin Eismann
Jacob Javits Center NYC Mon 6/17 9:30am-5:30pm
© 2013 Katrin Eismann. All Rights Reserved
"I
am often asked which iPhone apps I use. For Shooting: Camera+, Pure,
Bracket Mode, and AvgCamPro. Processing: Pro HDR, Snapseed, PicTapGo.
Effects: Afterlight, Rays, Wood Camera, Filterstorm. Sharing: EyeEm and Facebook." –Katrin Eismann
with Scott Kelby, Julieanne Kost and Katrin Eismann
Jacob Javits Center NYC Mon 6/17 9:30am-5:30pm
The Digital Photography Summit is a software and digital technology showcase of the latest trends featuring panel discussions, demonstrations, and surprises from Scott Kelby, Julieanne Kost and Katrin Eismann held at the Javits Center in NYC. RSVP now, this is event is free to the public and you will not want to miss this opportunity for a day-long event celebrating the convergence of software, gear and technology led by three of the most significant voices in digital photography.
The Agenda Includes:
Live Shootout with Scott Kelby
Perfect Workflow for today’s high megapixel advanced DSLR cameras shooting in RAW
Major Software Releases Demonstrated
Latest Technology in Cameras set in a mini trade show
High End Gear giveaways
Special Show Discounts
Gear Trade In-Programs
The Digital Summit will be live streamed for those who cannot attend. Reserve your reminder for the stream here. Proudly Sponsored by: Adobe, Canon, Kelby Training, Intel, Elinchrom, Jpegmini, Lexar, Manfrotto, Sigma, Sony, Squarespace, Teradek, Tether Tools, WD, and Westcott.
Katrin Eismann is an internationally recognized artist, author, and educator who has been working with digital imaging tools since 1989. Katrin's extensive teaching and speaking engagements address the latest tools and techniques of digital imaging and the impact they are having upon professional photographers, artists, and educators. She speaks German and English and has taught and presented in Europe, Asia, South America, and throughout North America. Currently Katrin holds the Chair of the Masters Digital Photography Department at the School of Visual Arts in New York City.
Julieanne Kost is Principal Evangelist for Photoshop and Lightrom at Adobe Systems, founder of jkost.com, publisher of the Daily Photoshop and Lightroom Tip (blogs.adobe.com/jkost), host of “The Complete Picture” a bimonthly instructional training program featuring Lightroom and Photoshop on AdobeTV, author of “Window Seat – The Art of Digital Photography and Creative Thinking” and author of Photoshop CS6 Essential Training with Lynda.com.
Scott Kelby is Editor and Publisher of Photoshop User magazine, Executive Editor and Publisher of Lightroom and Light It magazines, and President of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP). He is Training Director for the Adobe Photoshop Seminar Tour and Conference Technical Chair for the Photoshop World Conference & Expo. He’s the co-host of the highly acclaimed weekly videocast The Grid (a photography talk show), and teaches photography, Lightroom, and Photoshop workshops around the world. Scott is an award-winning author of more than 50 books, including The Photoshop Book for Digital Photographers and The Lightroom Book for Digital Photographers, and is currently the world’s #1 best-selling author of books on photography.
(Text courtesy B + H PhotoEvents)
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