Guest Photographers Susan Carr and Gary Cialdella Itinerary:
Wednesday October 20th:
3:00 - 4:15 pm Present Documentary Work in Professor Thompson's class, Social Eye, 114 LSH
Thursday, October 21
10:00 - 11:15 am Susan Carr and Gary Cialdella present large format images in Professors Rathbun's 4x5 Class - 114 LSH
11:30 - 1:30 pm Lunch and informal discussion in conference room
2:30 - 3:45 pm Presentation in Professor Smith's Class, Photo History 1, 174 LSH
Presentation on Photographic Business practices, ASMP, Copyright
4:00 - 5:15 pm Second Presetation in Professor Smith's, Photo History 1, 174 LSH
Presentation different than the one at 2:30 pm
Monday, October 18, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Visiting Artists: Susan Carr and Gary Cialdella
Make sure you mark it on your calendars that Susan Carr & Gary Cialdella are going to be visiting the Grand Valley Photo Department next Wednesday and Thursday.
Keep an eye out for an upcoming schedule of events and times to meet them and hear them speak.
More to come soon...
Keep an eye out for an upcoming schedule of events and times to meet them and hear them speak.
More to come soon...
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
MultiMedia II Opening
October 14th - November 9th, 2010 Art & Design and School of Communications Faculty Celebrate Grand Valley State University's 50th Anniversary
MultiMedia II
Opening Reception:
October 14th, 2010, 5-7pm
The exhibit showcases new works in a wide range of media including: animation and video, ceramics, graphic design, illustration, installation, metals, painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture and textiles by current tenure track faculty. This exhibit will be presented in two parts.
For more information go here: www.gvsu.edu/artgallery or click here.
See you there!
MultiMedia II
Opening Reception:
October 14th, 2010, 5-7pm
The exhibit showcases new works in a wide range of media including: animation and video, ceramics, graphic design, illustration, installation, metals, painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture and textiles by current tenure track faculty. This exhibit will be presented in two parts.
For more information go here: www.gvsu.edu/artgallery or click here.
See you there!
Midwest Society for Phtographic Education Scholarship Opportunity
***Note This If You Want To Go To The SPE National Conference***
Midwest Society for Photographic Education
Regional Scholarship Opportunity
SPE National Conference, March 10–13, 2011 in Atlanta, GA
The Midwest Region of the Society for Photographic Education is offering scholarships for students and adjunct instructors to attend the 2011 national conference, Science, Poetry and the Photographic Image. Each scholarship consists of a $500 travel award and a national conference fee waiver in each category: undergraduate student, graduate student and adjunct instructor. Scholarship recipients will be notified by December 15, 2010.
ELIGIBILITY
• All student applicants must be currently enrolled as a full-time student in a 2 or 4-year undergraduate or graduate program within the Midwest SPE Region and not graduating before the end of the 2009-2010 academic year.
• All adjunct (part-time) applicants must teach at a 2 or 4-year degree granting program within the Midwest SPE Region. If you are a current graduate student and instruct part-time, you may only choose one category to enter.
• Applicants are not required to be current members of SPE to apply, but recipients must become a member to receive the award and attend the national conference.
• Previous recipients of the MWSPE Scholarship are not eligible again for period of four (4) years following receipt of the award.
• Each award recipient will also have the opportunity to present his or her work at the next Midwest SPE Regional Conference in the fall of 2011.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Please follow these guidelines closely, incomplete submissions will not be considered.
1. Five (5) images from a cohesive body of work produced after January 1, 2010. (Adjunct submissions must consist of 10 images.)
a. All images submitted must contain a generic sRGB profile, 72 ppi, longest side 1280 px using the jpeg format.
b. Please title each image with the number, underscore, your last name, underscore, and title. (Example: 01_LastName_Title.jpg)
2. A letter and documentation addressing:
• Student Applicants: a brief resume including your name, address, phone number, email address, institutional information, contact information for your current photography professor (name, title, email and phone number), and any additional education or related experience.
• Adjunct Applicants: a two page CV including your name, address, phone number, email address, and institutional affiliation. Please include contact information for the program coordinator or department chair.
AND
• All Applicants:
a. How your attendance at the national conference will benefit you,
b. An artist statement for the work submitted (please keep this under 350 words),
c. A short description of the technical qualities/processes and conceptual foundation of your
work,
d. An image list of corresponding work (example: 01 Title of Image, date, medium, size),
e. A scan or photograph of your student ID or faculty/staff ID,
f. All saved and submitted in PDF format.
2. All application materials should be sent as a zipped or compressed file via email and Mac OS X
accessible.
SUBMISSIONS
All submissions must be emailed to art-timeforlight@wmich.edu with the scholarship you are applying for in the subject line. Failure to include the scholarship (e.g.: Undergrad, Grad, Adjunct, etc.) will be automatic grounds for disqualification.
NOTE: Please make sure you include the correct submission category.
DEADLINE
Submissions must be received by November 12, 2010 at 11:59 pm EST.
JUROR
Mark Malloy is a photographer, educator, and mentor, and served as SPE Southeast Chair from 2006- 2009. After teaching eight years at Appalachian State University, he is now head of RENEGADE Studios, in Los Angeles. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. For more information see http://markmalloy.com.
Midwest Society for Photographic Education
Regional Scholarship Opportunity
SPE National Conference, March 10–13, 2011 in Atlanta, GA
The Midwest Region of the Society for Photographic Education is offering scholarships for students and adjunct instructors to attend the 2011 national conference, Science, Poetry and the Photographic Image. Each scholarship consists of a $500 travel award and a national conference fee waiver in each category: undergraduate student, graduate student and adjunct instructor. Scholarship recipients will be notified by December 15, 2010.
ELIGIBILITY
• All student applicants must be currently enrolled as a full-time student in a 2 or 4-year undergraduate or graduate program within the Midwest SPE Region and not graduating before the end of the 2009-2010 academic year.
• All adjunct (part-time) applicants must teach at a 2 or 4-year degree granting program within the Midwest SPE Region. If you are a current graduate student and instruct part-time, you may only choose one category to enter.
• Applicants are not required to be current members of SPE to apply, but recipients must become a member to receive the award and attend the national conference.
• Previous recipients of the MWSPE Scholarship are not eligible again for period of four (4) years following receipt of the award.
• Each award recipient will also have the opportunity to present his or her work at the next Midwest SPE Regional Conference in the fall of 2011.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Please follow these guidelines closely, incomplete submissions will not be considered.
1. Five (5) images from a cohesive body of work produced after January 1, 2010. (Adjunct submissions must consist of 10 images.)
a. All images submitted must contain a generic sRGB profile, 72 ppi, longest side 1280 px using the jpeg format.
b. Please title each image with the number, underscore, your last name, underscore, and title. (Example: 01_LastName_Title.jpg)
2. A letter and documentation addressing:
• Student Applicants: a brief resume including your name, address, phone number, email address, institutional information, contact information for your current photography professor (name, title, email and phone number), and any additional education or related experience.
• Adjunct Applicants: a two page CV including your name, address, phone number, email address, and institutional affiliation. Please include contact information for the program coordinator or department chair.
AND
• All Applicants:
a. How your attendance at the national conference will benefit you,
b. An artist statement for the work submitted (please keep this under 350 words),
c. A short description of the technical qualities/processes and conceptual foundation of your
work,
d. An image list of corresponding work (example: 01 Title of Image, date, medium, size),
e. A scan or photograph of your student ID or faculty/staff ID,
f. All saved and submitted in PDF format.
2. All application materials should be sent as a zipped or compressed file via email and Mac OS X
accessible.
SUBMISSIONS
All submissions must be emailed to art-timeforlight@wmich.edu with the scholarship you are applying for in the subject line. Failure to include the scholarship (e.g.: Undergrad, Grad, Adjunct, etc.) will be automatic grounds for disqualification.
NOTE: Please make sure you include the correct submission category.
DEADLINE
Submissions must be received by November 12, 2010 at 11:59 pm EST.
JUROR
Mark Malloy is a photographer, educator, and mentor, and served as SPE Southeast Chair from 2006- 2009. After teaching eight years at Appalachian State University, he is now head of RENEGADE Studios, in Los Angeles. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. For more information see http://markmalloy.com.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Chase Jarvis - Digital Work Flow
Chase Jarvis is a professional photorapher based out of Seattle, Washington who shares information with image makers. He is an advocate for American Society for Media Photographers (ASMP) and continues to make, promote, and support photography as well as movies too.
Chase Jarvis Digital Workflow
ASMP has a digital asset management book out that describes in further detail how photographers should be managing our work. It's availabe on Amazon for $26.37 with free shipping. It's a book definitely worth checking out. There is no excuses for loosing work, especially if you are being paid for your services as a photographer!
Here's what Chase Jarvis has to say about workflows and backup...
" I think this topic is one of the most important fundamentals–not just for professional photographers and filmmakers like us–but for anyone with valuable digital content that’s worth backing up. In this episode, Scott, Dartanyon, Erik and yours truly took live questions from a worldwide twitter audience and addressed in depth earlier questions that we received from our recent post–about everything the basics of our strategy to the subtle and the scalable parts that make this worthwhile to almost anyone."
Chase Jarvis, 2010, www.blog.chasejarvis.com/blog/
Don't forget to Mark October 21st on your calendars. Susan Carr from ASMP will be visiting!
For more information check out www.asmp.org
Chase Jarvis Digital Workflow
ASMP has a digital asset management book out that describes in further detail how photographers should be managing our work. It's availabe on Amazon for $26.37 with free shipping. It's a book definitely worth checking out. There is no excuses for loosing work, especially if you are being paid for your services as a photographer!
Here's what Chase Jarvis has to say about workflows and backup...
" I think this topic is one of the most important fundamentals–not just for professional photographers and filmmakers like us–but for anyone with valuable digital content that’s worth backing up. In this episode, Scott, Dartanyon, Erik and yours truly took live questions from a worldwide twitter audience and addressed in depth earlier questions that we received from our recent post–about everything the basics of our strategy to the subtle and the scalable parts that make this worthwhile to almost anyone."
Chase Jarvis, 2010, www.blog.chasejarvis.com/blog/
Don't forget to Mark October 21st on your calendars. Susan Carr from ASMP will be visiting!
For more information check out www.asmp.org
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