NEWS | CHARACTERISTICS | PREVIEWS | EVENTS originally published: 03/08/2022 (TRENTON, NJ) — “Third Thursdays,” the series of free and popular monthly photography presentations and artist talks at Mercer County Community College’s (MCCC) James Kerney Campus (JKC) Gallery at 137 North Broad Street in Trenton, will take place on MarchRead More →
Houston, TX, February 28, 2022 — (PR.com) — Visual artist Bogdan Mihai launches his new series of what he calls “sculptural photography,” consisting of three-dimensional collages of some of his photographs architectural, reinvented in a new visual history. Mihai, who was asked to take some of the last photographs ofRead More →
Left Bank Books & Kranzberg Arts Foundation welcomes St. Louis artist Jess T. Dugan, who will discuss his new collection of photographs Look at me like you love me, in person at the High Low and virtually on our Facebook Live page at 7 p.m. CT on February 28. DuganRead More →
Trenton, New Jersey — “Third Thursdays,” the popular monthly photography presentation and artist talks at the James Kerney Campus (JKC) gallery at Mercer County Community College (MCCC) at 137 North Broad Street in Trenton, will take place on January 20, 2022 from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. This month, theRead More →
POCATELLO – Something that started as a passionate project for a local couple is now a brick and mortar store inside Station Square on South Main Street in Pocatello. Casey and Marisa Etheredge opened Ether’s Edge in mid-November, and the business has already been a hit with downtown shoppers. TheRead More →
Almost two decades after the publication of his first poem, Karl Kempton, an Oceano resident, envisioned a new way for Central Coast residents to enjoy poetry, without necessarily having to open a single book or interrupt. an intimate live reading. “In 1983, I thought that the region could and shouldRead More →
Global 3D Product Photography Solutions Market research includes market forecast information such as market revenue, manufacturer size, production and consumption ratios, as well as CAGR value. The research examines the most important variables influencing the market such as market growth, development status, and other industry-specific challenges. The 3D product photographyRead More →
TXT recently took part in a photoshoot for Vogue magazine! In the accompanying interview, each member had the chance to explain what particularly interested them or what they have focused on recently. Soobin kicked off the interview by describing his particular affinity for the idea of nostalgia. A K-pop fanRead More →
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Snowboard photographer Jerome Tanon is developing prints for his new photographic art book, Heroes: … [+] Women in snowboard Courtesy of Jérôme Tanon For almost two years, snowboard industry photographer Jérôme Tanon has traveled the world with the best female snowboarders in the sport. Some, like the American Jamie AndersonRead More →
Few rock ‘n’ roll stars have understood the symbiotic relationship between music and image better than David Bowie and, in photographer Mick Rock, Bowie has found the perfect creative partner. Commissioned to do a photojournalism article by the London office of Rolling Stone magazine, Rock went to a Bowie concertRead More →
Update of Chamber members (Boca Raton, Florida) Nearly 50 clients, VIPs, friends and family recently gathered for a reception and ribbon cutting at Boca Chamber to celebrate the opening of the Warner-Prokos Photography Studio, now located at 751 Park of Commerce Drive in Boca Raton. Award-winning master photographer, LuAnn Warner-ProkosRead More →
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the latest collection of photographs to arrive at Lafayette College art galleries has a lot to say. Bennett J. Goodman ’79 recently provided the college with an extensive collection of period photos capturing significant moments in civil rights history. Containing overRead More →
The International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum not only honors seven highly respected talented photographers, but features some of their work in an exhibition until February 11, 2022. The Hall of Fame recognized Pete Souza, Dawoud Bey, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Larry Burrows, David Douglas Duncan, Sally Mann and Joyce TennesonRead More →
It was a chilly Sunday afternoon when I first made my way to the soccer field at the Reinaldo Salgado playground, but the sun was shining bright, its light bouncing off the photographs which now hang inside. the gate along the field. It was my first time there, but asRead More →
Stephen Barlow Jareckie, 92, of Holden, Mass., Left friends and family when he passed away on Saturday, September 25, 2021. His career began in the 1950s at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Institute in Utica, NY After completing his graduate studies at Syracuse University, he became Registrar at the Worcester Art Museum,Read More →
Peter Bunnell, professor emeritus of the history of photography and modern art David Hunter McAlpin and professor of art and archeology emeritus, died at his home in Princeton on September 20 after a long illness. He was 83 years old. Judy Dater (American, born 1941), Peter Bunnell, 1977. Gelatin silverRead More →
gHello. Protesters in Melbourne were warned to stay away today after a second day of violent clashes between police and construction workers rallying against the mask warrants. The Labor Party’s choice for Hunter’s federal seat is criticized for its inappropriate behavior on social media. And the lockdown is lifted inRead More →
Who needs a same-day loan? Anyone in a fix who needs the fastest available cash they can get their hands on needs one. If you are such a person, a same-day loan with guaranteed no credit checks might be the best financial advice for you. Same-day loans online have becomeRead More →
Are you thinking about getting a loan from a bank for that car you like but don’t know if you’ll qualify for it or not, given your complicated credit history? A loan with no credit check might be the savior you need! A no credit check loan may sound likeRead More →
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September 20, 2021 – 7:51 PM BST Rachel avery The Queen’s House: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II owns many royal residences such as Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, but there is one she has never even lived in. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has an extensive portfolio of royal residencesRead More →
Hispanic Catholics are in the spotlight because President BidenJoe BidenHouse Endorses Bill to Provide Veterans with Cost of Living Adjustment navigates difficult waters following a vote by U.S.-based bishops to advance an effort to deny Holy Communion to politicians who support the right to abortion. While Latinos are predominantly Catholic,Read More →
A man from New York’s Queens neighborhood arrives to receive the COVID-19 vaccine outside Citi Field on February 10, 2021, home of the New York Mets. (CNS Photo / Brendan McDermid, Reuters) WASHINGTON (CNS) – More than a dozen nonprofits, including Catholic Charities USA, have hailed the US bailout adoptedRead More →
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) – As her 21st birthday approaches, Sara has left the home she shares with her mother on her first plane trip. She did not tell her family the real reason she took out a loan of 5,000 Brazilian reais ($ 1,000). Two days later and severalRead More →
As Senate Democrats are set to unveil a budget resolution at any time, questions remain as to how it will stack up against President BidenJoe BidenHouse Endorses Bill to Provide Veterans with Cost of Living Adjustment‘s proposed budget of $ 6 trillion for 2022 and whether this amount of expenditureRead More →
PHOENIX – Governor Doug Ducey wants the United States Supreme Court to overturn its landmark ruling in Roe v. Wade and leaves the question of whether to allow abortion in Arizona to state lawmakers – and to him as an unabashed enemy of the practice. Ducey is one of 12Read More →
To share Tweeter To share To share E-mail Let’s start by defining payday loans. The term has different definitions, but in most cases it refers to a short-term loan provided by a lender (until you receive the next paycheck). Depending on the region, you can get $ 30 to $Read More →
Despite all the enthusiastic reports we read these days about the economic recovery, the fact remains that more than half of American households are currently living paycheck to paycheck, many of which earn more than $ 100,000. per year. Although recent data from PYMNTS reveals a large gap between differentRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Use Artificial Fog to Create a Cinematic Portrait We’ve all seen those steam-filled railroad platforms in black-and-white movies of the 1950s, and how atmospheric they can be. Even at a rock concert, the appearance of artificial fog (dry ice) creates a moody atmosphere,Read More →
Here in the United States, the coronavirus (apparently) still keeps people at home, which means lost gigs and less chance of shooting outside. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get creative at home. If you want to challenge yourself using just your phone (or if that’s all you’ve got), hereRead More →
Mshale photographer Jerusa Nyakundi on the cover of a promo on the Visual Voice course she will teach offered by the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board. Mshale photographer Jerusa Nyakundi on the cover of a promo on the Visual Voice course she will teach offered by the Minneapolis Park &Read More →
Magnum Photos has announced its second online photography course, led by an American image maker Alec soth. Following the first course of the photographic agency, The art of street photography – taught by seven masters of the genre, including Martin Parr, Susan Meiselas, Mark Power and Bruce Gilden – AlecRead More →
BOSTON – Professor Kenneth Martin is heading to the American University of Armenia (AUA) in Yerevan to teach photography! By joining the 2019 AAU Summer Program, Martin will teach “Lens on Armenia: Photojournalism in Yerevan”. Students from the United States and around the world are welcome to join the courseRead More →
Courtesy of Blue Sky and Robert FrankPolaroid image of Robert Frank from his “Painkiller” series at the Blue Sky Gallery Photographic overload. I pondered the implications of such a possibility while spending time with the 48 Polaroid images in Taken by Frank from the 1970s to the present day, PolaroidsRead More →
Lee Moorhouse Photograph Collection, PH036-6172, Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon, EugeneThomas Leander Moorhouse “Major Lee”, Log Canoe on the Columbia River, c. 1900, part of the exhibition “Beside the Big River” at the Maryhill Museum of Art. GOLDENDALE, Washington – can wait, but he does not standRead More →