MFA PHOTOGRAPHY JURIED EXHIBITION
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Drop Off for Works
Hey guys,
Drop off dates for framed work is
fast approaching, as is the exhibition. EXCITING!!!!! To make things
easier, I will be accepting all framed pieces. You can either drop off
the pieces to me at berg as you see me or we can arrange a time for us
to meet. below I included dates and times that I am available. If none of these work for you please let me know and we can work something out.
Drop off Dates:
- Official drop off dates are April 10th Through April 12th.
- April 10th and 11th I will be available to receive works from 9am to 5 pm in berg
- April 12th from 10am-3pm at my house and 7pm-1130pm at berg
any other times can be arranged on an individual basis.
Text me at 757-469-9706
Casey
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
CATALOG IN THE WORKS
Due to the hard work of all the artists, an exhibition catalog is currently in the works!
A special thanks to Louise Wales for her help and to all participants for making this an amazing experience.
Hope to see you at the opening!
Cheers,
Coordinators
A special thanks to Louise Wales for her help and to all participants for making this an amazing experience.
Hope to see you at the opening!
Cheers,
Coordinators
Sunday, February 24, 2013
JURORS' SELECTIONS ANNOUNCED!
First, we the coordinators want to thank all of you who submitted to this call. Due to the amount of entries, the jurors had a lot of amazing work to choose from, making it all the more difficult. With the collaboration of Scott Dietrich and Ellen Wallenstein, we present you to the final list of selected artists for the
First MFA Photography Juried Exhibition
Alphabetical (last name)
1. Deanne Andrus
2. Allison Barnes
3. Jamie Carayiannis
4. Louise Field
5. Sergei Isaenko
6. Ashley Jones
7. Gina Phillips
8. Naimar Ramirez
9. Jagrut Raval
10. Casey Riggs
11. Ian Rillet
12. Kate Wimer
Juror, Ellen Wallenstein wrote a personal note, addressed to all who submitted:
Judging from on-line entries
is certainly not the easiest though it is the most convenient way to look at
work from a thousand miles away. There is no way to really ascertain the power
of the printed image - some entries looked great online while others did not
translate well, especially those involving alternate processing. I would have
liked to see all the actual pictures.
The photographs came first.
Looking at the five images as a whole came next. Thirdly, I re-read the
statements and thought about how they meshed with the work. In some cases (those I didn’t pick) I felt
that the set of 5 were not totally strong as a whole, or that one threw it off,
or that I’ve seen that kind of work before, done better. (Sorry, but that’s reality.)
Also where some concepts and
styles seemed similar I picked the ones that spoke most forcefully to me.
As someone who has taught
and practiced darkroom principles for decades, I’ve been rather slow to embrace
and appreciate digital image making, especially those in which the skill of
using a photoshop program seems to be the point of the images. That’s my prejudice and my truth, though I
tried to stay open to everything and everyone.
There is a great diversity
of work here, and all of it (chosen or not) is exciting and most meaningful.
Congratulations to you all.
Thank you for the
opportunity to jury this exhibition.
Ellen Wallenstein
New York City
Saturday, February 16, 2013
SUBMISSIONS CLOSED
Ladies and Gentlemen,
We want to thank all students who submitted to the First MFA Photography Juried Exhibition. The jurors received an amazing spectrum of work! Cheers to an amazing show in April, and cheers to our jurors for their thoughtful participation.
Selected artists will be announced here by the end of February. Stay tuned!
xo,
Coordinators
We want to thank all students who submitted to the First MFA Photography Juried Exhibition. The jurors received an amazing spectrum of work! Cheers to an amazing show in April, and cheers to our jurors for their thoughtful participation.
Selected artists will be announced here by the end of February. Stay tuned!
xo,
Coordinators
Sunday, January 20, 2013
EXHIBITION LOCATION ANNOUNCED
The MFA Photography Juried Exhibition will be on view at Ashmore Gallery located at 412 MLK Jr. Blvd. Savannah, GA. The exhibition will be on view during the week of SCAD's Silver & Ink with artist reception held on Saturday, April 27.
Gallery hours to be announced.
Ashmore Gallery: http://ashmoregallery.com/contact-us-menu
Gallery hours to be announced.
Ashmore Gallery: http://ashmoregallery.com/contact-us-menu
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