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Anthony Hernadez | Amon Carter

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April 7, 2016 | 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Conversation
In a conversation with the Amon Carter’s Senior Curator of Photographs John Rohrbach, artist Anthony Hernandez will discuss his artistic process, his impetus for creating the series of photographs shown in the Amon Carter’s exhibition Discarded: Photographs by Anthony Hernandez, and the meaning behind his images of active development of the urban fringes.

After the program, Hernandez will be available to sign Discarded, a special-edition publication of his photographs (only 200 available through the Museum Store). The book is by Nazraeli Press and includes a short essay by John Rohrbach.

Reservations are required. Registration for this program opens March 1. Call 817.989.5030 or email visitors@cartermuseum.org to register.

This program is made possible by a gift from the late Anne Burnett Tandy.

– See more at: http://www.cartermuseum.org/calendar/public-programs/artist-talk-anthony-hernandez#sthash.iDcWoHpo.dpuf

Jerusalem Film Workshop

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The Jerusalem Film Workshop is a six-week hands-on course on filmmaking. Students learn how to operate professional cameras, edit video and work in a production team to create both fiction and documentary films. Our master classes offer a unique opportunity to network with Israel’s acclaimed producers and directors. Last year 22 young creatives from around the globe joined us from the US, Croatia, China, Argentina, etc. Each student shoots two films, which are screened during the Jerusalem Film Festival.
This year’s workshop will take place from June 12 – July 20, 2016. Registration is now open.

LOOK3 | Charlottesville, Virginia

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JUNE 13-19: LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph in Charlottesville, Virginia

Legacy photographers:

Top Row (L-R): Nick Brandt, Graciela Iturbide, Yuri Kozyrev, Frans Lanting

Project photographers:

Bottom Row (L-R): Olivia Bee, Shelia Pree Bright, Mary F. Calvert, Bihn Dahn, Doug DuBois, Radcliffe “Ruddy” Roye.
LOOK3 EDU
Our LOOK3 EDU educational offerings encompass initiatives: entrepreneurial insights and practical advice to artists.

  • Tuesday evening, June 14th, PDN is bringing its celebrated “PDN 30 Emerging Photographers Panel” to LOOK3 for the first time.
  • Wednesday, June 15th, a full day of programming is dedicated to “Creativity Meets Technology.” Moderated by James Estrin of the NY Times’ Lens Blog, the audience will be guided through the diverse range of opportunities to create, share and publish work today. Presenters include: artists, industry innovators, and more.
  • Thursday, June 16th, a new program, ARTISTS: MEET YOUR MARKETS offers a roster of speakers in the morning who will address the diverse paths to generate income from your work (gallerist, magazine photo editor, museum curator, photobook publisher, media company, advertising agency art buyer, licensing agency, in-house corporate curator, corporate art consultants and more).
  • Thursday afternoon during the new LOOK3 PITCH, these professionals will be joined by an expanded group of colleagues for scheduled meetings with artists to discuss their work in relation to particular businesses.

Exhibitions Abound

“FOCUS ON PHOTOBOOKS” includes the Paris Photo-Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards Short List, Blurb Book Salon and The Photobook in Practice from the Indie Photobook Library.  All of those registered can sign up to participate in our POP UP BOOK FAIR too!

All events take place within walking distance of Charlottesvile’s downtown pedestrian mall. Visitlook3.org/schedule for the full schedule of activities.

Passes

Special Rates for Students: If you register by April 15 you can attend the full festival including all ticketed events for $200!  Plan now to gather your friends and come to Charlottesville!

PS: LOOK3 will be accepting volunteer applications starting April 1st. 

http://www.look3.org/schedule/

Artist Lectures | Frank Lopez and Loli Kantor

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TPS AND DCP PRESENT JOINT PROGRAMMING
Save the date! TPS has once again partnered with the Dallas Center for Photography (DCP) in Dallas, Texas, to bring you an exciting evening of artist lectures by Frank Lopez and Loli Kantor on Wednesday, March 16, 2016. As founding members of alt8, an alternative processes group based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Lopez and Kantor have worked extensively in nontraditional image-making methods. They each will speak about ongoing projects and then address their unique working processes in a subsequent Q&A panel session.
 
Doors open at DCP with a social at 6:30pm, and presentations will begin at7:00pm. Register online in advance to reserve your seat for $5. This event is proudly sponsored by our friends at Frame Destination.

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FRANK LOPEZ
Frank Lopez
Frank Lopez considers himself an Antiquarian Avant-Garde photographer. He explores the different cultures and traditions of China, Korea and Vietnam through photography. Traveling with only a pinhole camera, he concentrates on aspects of local culture and variations of manufactured culture – areas of intentional cultural re-appropriation.
Lopez will discuss symbols associated with the found object – slaptags and graffiti art. The juxtaposition of found symbols initially captured with his iPhone and later interpreted into Tintypes and Ambrotypes explores the immediacy of the found object with the seemingly instant 19th Century version of the Polaroid. The ubiquitous smartphone allows the vehicle to bring the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries together.
LOLI KANTOR
Loli Kantor

Loli Kantor is a fine art and documentary photographer whose work is concerned with community and the human condition. Born in Paris, France, and raised in Israel, Kantor immigrated to the United States in 1984. Her recent work centers on Jewish life and culture in central and eastern Europe. As the daughter of Holocaust survivors, Kantor brings a deeply personal interest as well as a unique sensibility to this body of work. The project, entitled “Beyond The Forest”, was published by the University of Texas Press in November 2014 and will be available for purchase following the evening’s presentation.

 
Kantor’s work has garnered notable awards and recognition and has been exhibited widely in the United States and internationally. Her photographs are included in museum collections including The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; the Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin; Lishui Museum of Photography in China; and Lviv National Museum in Ukraine as well as numerous private collections in the United States and abroad.

Artist Lecture | Sam Abell and Ed Kashi

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The Dallas Center for Photography is hosting two distinguished photojournalists at the Dallas Center for Photography – Sam Abell and Ed Kashi. Both events require registration beforehand through their website.

Renowned National Geographic photographer, Sam Abell, will be doing a group image critique from 2:45-5pm on Saturday, October 31. Tickets to the critique are $25. You can register and purchase tickets here: http://goo.gl/msX086

Ed Kashi, photojournalist and member of VII Photo Agency, will be in town teaching his 4-day workshop Near and Far. On Tuesday, October 27 he will be giving a lecture on his work at 6:30pm. Tickets are $10. You can register and purchase tickets here: http://goo.gl/IAG7RH

Sensuous World, Gallery 219 | Group Exhibition Featuring TWU Alumni

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Congratulations to Texas Woman’s University Alumni, Kalee Appleton, Rachael Banks, Josh Dryk, Ashley Kauschinger, and Allison Jarek, for being included in Sensuous World at Eastfield College Gallery 219. The exhibition runs October 15 through November 20, 2015.

Exhibition Dates: October 15 – November 20, 2015

Opening Reception: October 15, 2105 | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Kalee Appleton will be giving an Artist Talk on October 22, 2015, from 2:15 to 3:15 PM at Eastfield College in Room F218.