Photographers and Photography in Southern California and Beyond
The Palm Springs Photo Festival is now in progress with many fascinating online offerings that are FREE, starting today. There are a number of truly fascinating topics, not to be missed, not only by manufacturers (Canon, Epson, Sony and more) but also by many photographers, and panel discussions about methods and the future of the... Continue Reading →
Review by Gerhard Clausing • When I was being trained in the field of psychotherapy, I always marveled at the physical spaces in which my mentors helped clients achieve progress in self-understanding and dealing with the world. I could see connections between the manner in which these facilitators set up their places of work and... Continue Reading →
The Photographer's Eye Collective and Gallery is soliciting entries for an exhibit of alternative processes photography. Juror: Dan Burkholder. Deadline August 14. More information here: https://www.thephotographerseyecollective.com/juried-exhibition "A photograph is a (s)Light of Hand, a magic trick of sort, conjured into being. Light is summoned and chemistry is concocted making visible both the intangible and... Continue Reading →
The Los Angeles Center of Photography is soliciting submissions for a 304-page book, California Love - A Visual Mixtape, to be published in November of 2020. The juror will be Michael Rababy. He says: “2020 is a big election year, so let’s focus on celebrating our progressive bubble in California by highlighting what makes us... Continue Reading →
By Gerhard Clausing • These days we are somewhat isolated due to the coronavirus situation, but that doesn’t mean we can’t share our work. Quite the contrary, it is a more personal experience to virtually visit with our fellow photographers and authors and to hear and see them tell about their projects in an atmosphere... Continue Reading →
By Gerhard Clausing • In this time of ongoing pandemic home isolation, we are happy to see that many photography galleries are expanding their reach by further developing their online display options. The most obvious way of doing such an outreach is to create a visual 3D representation of the gallery that viewers can experience... Continue Reading →
Even though Paris Photo New York could not take place this year, the Catalogue featuring over 170 galleries and publishers was just made available online. Check it out here: https://catalogue.parisphoto-newyork.com/
“This is a time of uncertainty and anxiety. Most photographers that we know are feeling especially glum in their seclusion. However, photographers are also resilient and resourceful. We’d like you to show us your response to what it is like for you to ‘be’ in this time of isolation. What do our homes, neighborhoods, streets... Continue Reading →
Review by Madhu Joseph John • Imagine yourself wandering around New York’s Canal Street, or London’s Piccadilly Circus, or a quiet neighborhood in the outskirts of Guadalajara, Mexico, or even a place twelve hours away across the Pacific Ocean, like the Bugis Street Market in Singapore. You are a photography enthusiast, an amateur or wannabe... Continue Reading →
George Katzenberger, who teaches photography classes at Irvine Fine Arts Center and manages the darkroom there, placed in the “Projects 2020” Exhibition at the Los Angeles Center of Photography with his “Impostors” series. Details in the invitation below.
