Opportunities
AMT Social Justice Award | Due May 4th, 2023
AMT Social Justice Award
The School of Art, Media & Technology (AMT) at Parsons is pleased to announce the AMT Student Social Justice Award. This award recognizes students’ commitments to actively and critically explore and hold themselves accountable to the values outlined in the following AMT Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice (EISJ) statement:
As students, artists, designers, educators, and cultural producers, we must acknowledge the lineages of white supremacy, racial discrimination, and other forms of systemic oppression that exist within our society in the U.S. and abroad. In the School of Art, Media & Technology (AMT), we are committed to creating a more inclusive, equitable and anti-racist community. We aim to support and advocate for the needs of all AMT students, staff and faculty across all identities of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, culture, citizenship, or socio-economic status. We will stand in solidarity with marginalized communities who have been historically excluded from institutions, including Black, Indigenous, Latinx, AAPI (Asian, Asian American and Pacific Islander), People of Color, Queer, and Trans folks, and aim to center their narratives and practices within our learning environment. We recognize the limitations of language that can’t envelop the breadth of all intersectional identities, and as such, we are committed to advancing equity, respect, and thoughtfulness within our teaching pedagogy, curriculum, classrooms and across AMT.
The selected student award recipients will receive an award of $250 and their work will be entered into a new Parsons AMT Social Justice student work archive. Award recipients will be notified before May 19 and will receive their award by July. All submissions will be included in the AMT Social Justice Student Award Archive.
This award has been created by a group of part-time and full-time faculty on the AMT School Curriculum Committee, as part of their mission to ensure that our school’s commitment to equity, inclusion and social justice is an active one. As part of the ongoing commitment by faculty to deepen our commitment and ability to teach with anti-oppression and social justice frameworks, this award aims to both celebrate students’ commitments while building an archive that faculty across the School of Art, Media and Technology at Parsons can use as a tool to explore how students are engaging with AMT’s stated EISJ values.
MFA Photography 2014 Alumni Gabriel Sanchez Selected as a Juror in 2019 Daylight Photo Awards
MFA Photography 2014 Alumni Gabriel Sanchez has been selected as a Juror for the 2019 Daylight Photo Awards!
We encourage Parsons students and alumni to submit to the 2019 Daylight Photo Awards. The winner will receive $1000, a digital feature and a chance to have their project considered for publication. Previous Daylight Photo Award winners include Zhang Kechun, Bryan Schutmaat, Aaron Vincent Elkaim,Tamas Dezso and Katrin Koenning.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE MAY 1, 2019
Healthy Materials Lab is Hiring!
Are you looking to join a team of passionate and creative people working to make the world a healthier place for all people? Healthy Materials Lab is looking for a Research Assistant with videography (both recording and video editing), graphic design, systems mapping, and/or data visualization skills to join our team.
This student will assist with recording and editing videos, including interviews and events; diagramming and mapping systems; visualizing complex information into accessible formats, and creating assets for events and general HML use.
Requirements: Undergraduate or Graduate student at The New School with strong representation abilities. Must be a team player, hard-working, and ready to dive into new material.
Apply Here to be considered for Spring Semester work!
The 4th Annual En Foco Photography Fellowship Submission Deadline December 16th
En Foco is a non-profit organization that nurtures and supports contemporary fine art and documentary photographers of diverse cultures, primarily U.S. residents of Latino, African and Asian Heritage, and Native Peoples of the Americas and the Pacific. Since it was founded in 1974, En Foco has been an outspoken leader and advocate for the equitable support and access to resources for photographers of color. It has a distinguished itself through its sustained commitment to providing its primary constituency and the communities they represent financial support, public programming, information services and cultural advocacy initiatives.
The 4th Annual En Foco Photography Fellowship is designed to support photographers of color who demonstrate the highest quality of work as determined by a photography panel of peers and industry professionals. The Photography Fellowship Program will:
• award 10 Fellowships at $1,000 per,
• include Fellows in a 2019 Group Exhibition,
• feature the Fellows in the 2019 Nueva Luz publication printed and online editions, and
• provide Professional Development and Networking Opportunities.
En Foco is highly regarded for its leadership in support of photographers of color and for its advocacy role in addressing the issues related to cultural equity and access. Previous Fellows have had access to many opportunities beyond the fellowship as a result of this award.
ELIGIBILITY:
WHO CAN APPLY
• Photographers of Latino, African, Asian American heritage, and Native Peoples of the Americas and the Pacific.
• Must be a resident of New York City or New York State for the past year at the time of submission and must show proof of residency.
• Must be at least 18 years of age.
• Collaborating photographers are eligible to apply BUT only one photographer can submit the application.
• Previous fellowship recipients must wait three years before they can reapply.
• Photography for consideration must represent work completed after 2016.
Please visit En Foco’s website to apply!
Geste Paris Open Call Exhibition Submission Binary / Non-Binary October 19th Deadline
GESTE Paris is committed to experimental processes and invites photo-based artworks from outside the normal bounds of photography. GESTE Paris is an annual underground exhibition of experimental photography organised Shiva Lynn Burgos. GESTE brings together vintage and contemporary works by both established and emerging artists. Like a secret speakeasy GESTE is presented in the convivial setting of a classic Parisian apartment that provides a space for reflection and dialogue. GESTE is the nexus of a private collection, artwork from leading galleries, and a selection by invited curators.
GESTE Invites submissions from artists and photographers for the open call.
Black or white, on or off, male or female, digital or analog, zero or one. A binary viewpoint divides the world cleanly and everything is in one category or the other, as two alternatives existing in opposition. The non-binary viewpoint opens the world up to a multiplicity of categories, rejecting the simplification and contrasting nature of the binary position and yet must include both the single and the infinite. How do artists exemplify these concepts today and how do they co-exist?
The world is not black and white but full of greyscale and colour and even ultra- and infra- colours beyond the range of our human eyes. Where does the spectrum lie in terms of scientifically definable code, digital geometry, astrometrics, consciousness, sexuality, spirituality, artificial intelligence and the technological singularity?
Open Call submission deadline – 19 October
Public jury selection announcement – 26 October
Exhibition opens – 5 November 2018
Further details of the Open Call are on our website
Curators for Binary / Non-Binary are Shiva Lynn Burgos(US/France), Georg Bak(Switzerland) and Alisa Phommaxahay(France/Laos). The International Jury includes Raina Lampkins-Fielder (museum curator and multimedia artist), Marc Lenot (mathematician, economist and art critic), Brandei Estes(Head of Photographs at Sotheby’s London), Robin Hanson (author professor and researcher: The Future of Humanity Institute of Oxford University, A.I. programmer NASA), Dominic Palfreyman (financier, art philanthropist and collector), Jason Bailey (blockchain, provenance, and digital art expert, creator of artnome.com) and ORLAN (artist) as honorable artist counselor to the jury.
The exhibition will include such notable artists as Constantin Brancusi, Frederick Sommer, Pierre Molinier, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Ned & Shiva Productions, Francis Ruyter, Olaf Nicolai, Ghost of a Dream, Zean Cabangis, CJ Heyliger, Susan Morris, Nicolas Schöffer, Hannibal Volkoff, Samra Habib, Quentin Houdas, Gianfranco Caravaggi, Martin Déselets, Elger Esser
Philadelphia Arts Center Contemporary Photography Competition Call For Entries
Contemporary Photography Competition
2 Artists will win $5,000 each and concurrent solo exhibitions from April 11, 2019 –
May 25, 2019. PPAC understand’s that contemporary photography takes many forms, we are open to all photography, digital imaging, film/video, and lens-based installation work.
Juror Lucy Gallun, Assistant Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
Submission Dates February 1 – June 1, 2018
Entry Fee $30 for a maximum of 10 images
For more information and how to enter
Arts Intern NYC Seeking Students for Summer Internship Opportunities (The New Museum, The Frick Collection, The Brooklyn Museum, MOMA PS1)
Submissions for KUNSTKAMMER: PRINCETON UNDERGRADUATE JOURNAL OF ART 2/19
This is an open call for submissions of art history papers, art criticism essays, and visual art. For more information please check out our guidelines:https://kunstkammer.princeton.edu/submit/. Please send in all relevant documents by Monday, February 19th, 2018 at 5PM EST.
If you have any questions, please reach out to puuja@princeton.edu.
Tribeca Film Institute Accepting Film Applications for “Our City, My Story” by 2/18
The Tribeca Film Institute is looking for students to submit their short films to an exciting screening event entitled Our City, My Story. During the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival, Our City, My Story premieres the most outstanding short films, that capture the fabric of New York City, as told through the perspective of young filmmakers 21 and under. Share your story with us. Share it with the world.
New York City – bold characters, dramatic settings, and tender moments that connect people.
There is no application fee, and the deadline is February 18, 2018.
Parsons Photography Scholarship 2018 | Deadline 5/11
At the end of the Spring semester, the Photography Program awards scholarships to selected BFA and MFA Photography students. Scholarships are awarded per year level (1st and 2nd year MFAs, rising Seniors, rising Juniors, and rising Sophomores). Non-majors and Photo Minors are not eligible for consideration. Submissions will be judged by a jury of full-time faculty. No late submissions will be considered.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE
FRIDAY, MAY 11 at midnight. Winners will be announced after May 30.
Submission guidelines can be found here
If you have any questions, please feel free to email; bfaphoto@newschool.edu
New School Health and Wellness ‘Body Positivity Series’ Call for Entries
Duggal Visual Solutions : CAPTURE THE MOMENT PHOTO CONTEST
Duggal Visual Solutions, a leading supplier of photographic services, printing, digital imaging, multimedia, wide format graphics and graphics display services, is hosting its annual “Capture the Moment” photography contest.
Duggal is inviting photo students, pros and enthusiasts alike to submit for consideration, a photo of one captured moment. Your image should communicate a unique record of one moment of inspiration. The story your image tells may be abstract, concrete, internal or external – it’s up to you.
There is no entry fee and winning images will be promoted to a large group of people who subscribe to our newsletters and blog.
For more information click the link below:
http://duggal.com/call-entries-duggals-2018-capture-moment-photo-contest/
ISO Magazine Seeking New School Student Photo Submissions
Call for Entries: Curatorial Prize at Blue Sky Gallery
Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, OR is seeking proposals for a Curatorial Prize for a one-month long photography exhibition in May 2018.
“Founded in 1975, Blue Sky’s mission is to educate the public about photography through exhibitions, publications, and dialogue; and to further the careers and artistic development of the artists shown. Our main programming focuses on an ambitious exhibition schedule of 22 -24 photography shows each year in Blue Sky’s two galleries. Exhibitions represent a wide variety of work from local, national, and international photographers.
Our newly established Curatorial Prize provides an opportunity for curators to present an exhibition of photo-based work, along with related programming and publications at one of the nation’s most highly regarded photography galleries. The program seeks exhibitions of 2- 5 artists who use photography in traditional or experimental ways. Video/film are welcome.
Blue Sky Gallery’s ambitious exhibition schedule does naturally limit the extent of work possible (we only have 1 -2 days for installation and 1 day for de-install). Within those parameters, we commonly hang shows of approximately 20 – 30 images, generally either framed or hung with magnets. If your work is installation based, or is otherwise rigorous to install, please be sure to directly address a manageable approach to installation/de-installation within our fast-paced schedule.”
Financial Considerations
Curatorial stipend is $750. An additional total pool of up to $4,000 for artist stipends, travel/housing (artists and curator), honorariums for writing, printing, and shipping will be available. Blue Sky will work with selected curator to establish budget for programs and publications. Blue Sky can provide black frames for photography at no cost if the photos are of a standard size. Other alternates to framing include magnets or mirror clips.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Proposals are due to Blue Sky Gallery by December 8, 2017. Please submit to exhibitions@blueskygallery.org, and be sure to put the phrase “CURATORIAL PRIZE” in the subject line. Applications will be reviewed and a curator chosen by Blue Sky’s staff and Exhibition Committee. Applications should include the following documents merged into a single PDF:
- Curatorial statement and vision for the Curatorial Prize, including estimated costs.
- Professional resume/CV, including a link to your website if applicable.
- Examples of past curatorial work, including images and critical reviews.
- Samples of work the artists you have chosen for your exhibition (and/or links to the websites of the work selected).
- A writing sample of previous curatorial statements or published writing.
For questions, please email exhibitions@blueskygallery.org. Please note that Blue Sky is unable to give feedback on your application or the application process.
You can read more here!
ILFORD STUDENT COMPETITION 2017
Ilford Student Competition 2017
From Alt-Rock to Old School Pop and Reggae to Rhythm and Blues.Take a song lyric and turn it into an image that inspires that viewer as much as the music iitself.
Take a song lyric and turn it into an image that inspires that viewer as much as the music itself.
HOW TO ENTER
Photograph using ILFORD PHOTO or Kentmere black and white film and print the image yourself in the darkroom on either ILFORD PHOTO or Kentmere traditional black and white photographic papers.
MINIMUM PRINT SIZE 8 x 10 “
You can submit here! 
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Imaging Specialist II Position Available
Do you excel in an environment that values exploration and discovery? We have a universe of opportunities waiting for you!
The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is NASA’s lead center for robotic exploration of the solar system. Our core competency is the end-to-end implementation of unprecedented robotic space missions to study Earth, the Solar System, and the Universe.
JPL, located in Pasadena, California, has a casual, campus-like environment situated on 177 acres in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains and offers a work environment unlike any other: we inspire passion, foster innovation, build collaboration, and reward excellence.
We are proud to be part of NASA and Caltech, as we explore the universe and make history through new discoveries.
For more information on this position with NASA visit here.
International Center of Photography TA Openings
The International Center of Photography is looking for a Teaching Assistants to join them in Community Programs! ICP have several openings in their Community Partnership with the High School of Fashion Industries that they are looking to fill, so please email Carly Goldman (cgoldman@icp.org) directly with your resume if you’re interested. These are black-and-white darkroom classes for teens, taking place at the high school (225 West 24th St) in Chelsea.
Community Partnership with the High School of Fashion Industries 2017-18
- Photo I in Black-and-White: Me and My Community
Nov 28 – Mar 27 | Tues 4–6:30pm | Curtis Willocks
- Photo II in Black-and-White: Inspiration
Nov 39 – Mar 28 | Weds 4–6:30pm | Jaime Schlesinger
Should you be interested in TA-ing but these dates don’t work for you, please feel free to reach out to Carly as well, as we’ll have several other programs starting up in January.
Studio Sublet Available in Bushwick
It’s a renovated studio, $50 off the first month!!!
$450 _ All utilities included, there are wifi and AC/heat.
IT IS NOT FOR LIVING
Great location in Bushwick, The Active Space, three minutes to the L – Jefferson station.
Lumartj@gmail.com
Cheers!
ICP Community Programs Fall TA Opportunities
ICP COMMUNITY PROGRAMS: FALL 2017 TA OPPORTUNITIES
ICP at THE POINT (note: classes are held in the Bronx)
Contact Carly Goldman at cgoldman@icp.org
- Photography I in Black-and-White for Preteens
Oct 2 – Dec 11 | Mon 4 – 7pm | Ifétayo Abdus-Salam (1 needed)
Oct 3 – Dec 12 | Tue 4 – 7pm | Meryl Feigenberg (2 needed)
- Photography I in Black-and-White for Teens
Oct 4 – Dec 13 | Wed 4 – 7pm | Chantal Heijnen (2 needed)
Oct 5 – Dec 14 | Thu 4 – 7pm | Carla Liesching (3 needed)
Teen Academy (note: classes are held at the ICP School in midtown)
Contact Ariana Allensworth at aallensworth@icp.org
- Photography I in Black-and-White: Camera and Darkroom
Oct 7 – Dec 16 | Sat 11am – 2pm | Pablo Lerma (1 needed)
- Photography I in Color: Color Film and Darkroom
Oct 7 – Dec 16 | Sat 2 – 5pm | Liz Sales (1 needed)
- Photography II in Black-and-White: The Self-Published Artist
Oct 8 – Dec 18 | Sun 3 – 6pm | Marisa Sottos (1 needed)
- Teen Academy Imagemakers:
Sept 25, 2017 – June 11, 2018 | Mon 4 – 6:30pm | Jaime Schlesinger (2 needed)
Sept 27, 2017 – June 13, 2018 | Wed 4 – 6:30pm | Lesly Deschler Canossi (1 needed)
Imagemakers is a year-long program for high school juniors and seniors looking to pursue photography in college and/or as a career. TAs must be able to commit for the full academic school year.
- Teen Foto Friday
Oct 13 – Dec 15 | Fri 3:30 – 8pm (2 needed)
Teen Foto Fridays invites students from across ICP Community Programs to participate in free open labs and technical review of topics learned during class ranging from camera care, to film processing, to darkroom printing techniques – all of which are entirely optional, and not required for class completion.
*For all Teen Academy darkroom classes, additional field trip days will be announced.
Magnum Foundation Opportunities
Current opportunities at the Magnum Foundation
Jobs
OPERATIONS COORDINATOR
Fulltime
Reports to Executive Director
$45,000/year with benefits
The Operations Coordinator oversees the smooth functioning of the Magnum Foundation systems and supports the work of the Executive Director. The position requires strong communication skills and a high level of organization and attention to detail. All members of the Magnum Foundation team share a collaborative, self-motivated approach and a commitment to the values and mission of the Magnum Foundation. The Magnum Foundation is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values workplace diversity.
To apply, please send your resume/CV and cover letter as one file to info@magnumfoundation.org with the subject line: operations coordinator. Applications will be accepted through September 15, 2017.
Required qualifications:
- Minimum three years’ experience in nonprofit or arts management
- Facility with budget management and accounting systems
- Familiarity with contact management and project management programs
- Interest in photography, the arts, human rights, and social justice
Principle duties:
- Office management, including ordering and organizing supplies, arranging and maintaining services, liaising with building, and organizing and maintaining the physical office environment
- Coordination with bookkeeper
- Coordination and oversight of annual audit
- Management of payroll, benefits, and insurance
- Development of annual budgets with the Executive Director
- Expense tracking
- Assist the Executive Director with communications, scheduling, meetings, and research
- Recruit and manage volunteers
- Coordinate board meetings, donor group meetings, and related communications
- Supporting programs and development projects as needed
- Other tasks and projects as assigned
Internships
Magnum Foundation partners with schools and other institutions that provide funding and/or academic credit to interns. If you are enrolled in a program that offers college credit and/or a stipend, you are welcome to apply for internships in any of our listed departments. All interns will have access to a range of enrichment activities, including visits to relevant cultural and industry events around New York City, opportunities to share personal work and receive critical feedback from the team, and the chance to pitch and curate film screenings hosted at the office.
Applications are received on a rolling basis.
Please send a resume/CV and a cover letter with the internship name as the subject line, ie. “programs intern,” “development intern,” or “communications intern” to Alexis Lambrou at alexis@magnumfoundation.org, stating which internship you’re applying for, the nature of your institutional support, your availability, and why you are interested in interning at the Magnum Foundation. Please note that Interns must make a minimum commitment of 16 hours per week for the duration of their internship.
Career Services: Freelancing Series
Intellectual Property Workshop
How do you protect your ideas from getting stolen? Is it risky to post work online or share it in interviews? Who owns the work you do at internships? Parsons Professor Michelle Bogre will go over the basics of intellectual property so that you can learn how to protect your work.
Thurday, 10/5 3-4pm @ UC, 63 Fifth Ave, UL105 (lower level) – RSVP Here
Protecting NYC’s Freelance Workers
If you work freelance in NYC, you have legal rights and a dedicated City resource for workplace questions and complaints – learn about your rights and available resources.
Wednesday, 10/25: 3-4pm @ UC, 63 Fifth Ave, UL105 (lower level) – RSVP Here
Portfolio 101
Learn how to put together an eye-catching portfolio that showcases your talent.
Wednesday, 11/1: 3-4pm @ UC, 63 Fifth Ave, UL105 (lower level) – RSVP Here
Poured Demo
Learn more about Poured, an on-demand hiring platform where talented individuals can work for their favorite fashion brands anytime at any rate they choose.
Wednesday, 11/8: 3-4pm @ 2 W 13 St, Bark Room – RSVP Here
Binkable Demo
Learn more about Binkable, a platform that enables creative talent to connect and work with agencies, brands, startups and enterprise companies while ensuring payment for all work.
Wednesday, 11/15: 3-4pm @ 2 W 13 St, Bark Room – RSVP Here
Magali Duzant (MFA Photography Alumni ’14) Seeking Photo Intern
MFA Photography Alumni Magali Duzant is seeking a photography intern for her studio in Bushwick. Compensation for internship is small stipend and credit; looking for help with some basic editing, archiving, research, and admin work for upcoming exhibits and commissions. If interested email magaliduzant@gmail.com.
Design Works International Seeking Fall Intern
Design Works International is seeking a Fall Intern for information and to apply, please read below.
Paid Fall Photo Editing Internship at TOPIC
TOPIC is looking for a talented, motivated photo intern to assist with editing, research, and other visual responsibilities. The internship will involve background image and story research; securing licensing for archival photography, video, and audio; artist portfolio discovery and research; organizing contracts and documents; brainstorming concepts and ideas for visual storytelling; and collaborating with designers, editors, and the social media team. This is an editorial position, not a photographer position. The intern will work on a variety of projects depending on the publishing schedule and the stories assigned.
Background & Qualifications:
- A strong visual aesthetic
- Recent graduate or current student preferred
- Passion for photography, art, and new media
- Thorough researching skills
- An interest in creative storytelling and a desire for discovery
- Good communication skills
- Ability to handle multiple projects within a tight deadline
- Fluent in Photoshop
- Knowledge of WordPress or other CMS
About TOPIC
Topic is the ambitious new storytelling brand and entertainment studio from First Look Media, dedicated to supporting creators at the forefront of culture. From Academy Award®-winning films (Spotlight) to television, audio and digital, we explore a wide range of subject matter, both fiction and nonfiction with an emphasis on stories of consequence that explore the issues of our time. Our approach – challenging, compelling and unconventional – reflects our commitment to discovering and amplifying independent new voices, and supporting established ones.
To apply visit here
OPPORTUNITY: BFA Photo Social Media Assistant (FWS)
PT Social Media Assistant, Parsons BFA Photo — 2017/18 Federal Work Study
Job Title: Social Media Assistant, Photography
Location: 2 West 13th Street, 4th Floor (AMT Hub – 414), New York, NY
Reports To: Program Administrator, Photography
Status: Part-Time (5 hours per week)
Schedule: Flexible, during office hours: M – F, 10am – 6pm
Hourly Rate: $15 per hour
Position Overview:
The Parsons BFA Photography Program within the School of Art, Media and Technology is looking for a mature, responsible student Office Assistant with a valid Federal Work Study Award for the 2017/18 school year. The Social Media Assistant will support the Program Administrator and Directors with conceiving, creating, and posting content to the Photography social media platforms.
The ideal candidate will be a current Photography undergraduate, self-motivated, and comfortable working independently. They will also excited about the Parsons Photo community, and motivated by the idea of creating social media content for Photo on Instagram and Facebook, as well as the program blogs. The student worker will be in charge of orchestrating student and faculty takeovers as directed.
The Social Media Assistant position is based out of the AMT Hub at 2 West 13th Street, Room 414, at a $15 hourly rate. Applicants must be available for both Fall and Spring semesters, starting in late August or early September for the Fall 2017 semester.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
- Work with the Program Administrator and Director to create content for Photo’s social media platforms
- Assist the MFA Photo Student Worker with managing and updating the Program blogs.
- Assist with program communication, such as MailChimp eblasts, social media messaging
- Perform other administrative duties to support the AMT office as needed
Qualifications:
Required:
- Current BFA Photography student: preferably a rising sophomore or junior
- Solid organizational skills, multi-tasking ability, and attention to detail
- Capacity to work independently and be self driven
- Must be available to work during office hours (M-F, 10am – 6pm) for Fall and Spring semesters, starting in early September 2017.
- Must posses valid Federal Work Study Award for the 2017/18 school year
Preferred:
- Previous office or social media experience
- Knowledge of MailChimp and Google platforms
TO APPLY: Please send your resume and a brief cover letter as PDF attachments to Meg Kissel (kisselm@newschool.edu), Photography Program Administrator with the subject “Photo Social Media Student Worker Application.” In your cover letter, please describe your interest in the position and any relevant experience, include your Fall 2017 semester availability, and provide evidence of your 2017/18 Federal Work Study award.
Summer TA Opportunities – International Center of Photography Teen Academy
NYC in Focus: Summertime Stories
Digital Intensives — Located at the High School of Fashion Industries, 225 West 24th Street
- July 10 – 21 | Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm | Instructor: Lesly Deschler Canossi (2 TAs needed)
- July 10 – 21 | Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm | Instructor: Ben Russel (2 TAs needed)
- July 31 – August 11| Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm | Instructor: Doran Walot (2 TAs needed)
- July 31 – August 11 | Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm | Instructor: Ben Russel (3 TAs needed)
Interested candidates can e-mail their resume and any information regarding their course section(s) of interest to: Ariana Allensworth, Teen Academy Manager <aallensworth@icp.edu>.
Red Hook Labs Seeking Submissions for Exhibition
Red Hook Labs will be hosting an exhibition this summer entitled ‘Labs New Artists’. There is an Open Call for the Labs New Artists exhibition which is a group summer show at Labs Gallery which will include a select group of approximately 25 photographers.
Open Call guidelines: submit up to 20 images along with your artist bio and artist statement. Only submit your recent work.
Dates: July 12, 2017 – July 23, 2017
Application deadline: June 1, 2017
Application fee: $25
For more information you can visit here
Photographer’s Forum 37th Annual Spring Photography Contest 2017
37th ANNUAL SPRING
PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
1st PLACE :: $2,000 cash award plus…
• Sigma 24-35mm F2 DG HSM | Art lens ($999)*
2nd PLACE :: $1,500 cash award plus…
• Sigma 24mm 1.4 DG HSM | ART lens ($849)*
3rd PLACE :: $1,000 cash award
4th PLACE AWARDS (x5) :: Five $125 awards
100 HONORABLE MENTIONS
All Honorable Mentions will be listed in the November 2017 issue of Photographer’s Forum magazine and will receive a certificate of outstanding merit.
* Lens award for US residents only. First and Second Place winners in all other countries will receive additional award of $500 in lieu of lens.
The top 8 winning photos will be published in the November 2017 issue of Photographer’s Forum. All contest finalists will be published in the hardcover book Best of Photography 2017 (December 2017).
- Early entry fee is $4.95 per photo uploaded or postmarked on or before April 14, 2017
- Final entry fee is $5.95 per photo uploaded or postmarked on or before May 19, 2017
- Rights remain with photographer.
- Subject matter is open.
You can submit your entry here
International Center of Photography Spring TA and Teen Academy Opportunities
Dear Parsons students –
ICP Community Programs has upcoming opportunities in their teen classes. Below are spring TA opportunities and links to the program descriptions – please email Carly Goldman or Carla Liesching depending on the program in which you’re interested.
ICP at THE POINT Spring 2017 (note: classes are held in the Bronx)
Contact Carly Goldman at cgoldman@icp.edu
- Photography I in Black-and-White for Preteens
Apr 24 – June 19 + field trip TBD | Mon 4 – 7pm | G. Giraldo
- Photography I in Black-and-White for Preteens
Apr 25 – June 20 + field trip TBD | Tues 4 – 7pm | Pablo Lerma
- Photography I in Black-and-White for Teens
Apr 26 – June 21 + field trip TBD | Weds 4 – 7pm | Ifetayo Abdus-Salam
- Photography I in Black-and-White for Teens
Apr 27 – June 22 + field trip TBD | Thurs 4 – 7pm | Néstor Pérez-Molière
Teen Academy Spring 2017 (note: classes are held at the ICP School in midtown)
Contact Carla Liesching at cliesching@icp.edu
- Photography I in Black-and-White: Camera and Darkroom
Apr 8 – Jun 24 | Sat 11am–2pm | Pablo Lerma
- Photography I in Black-and-White: Camera and Darkroom
Apr 8 – Jun 24 | Sat 3–6pm | Ifetayo Abdus-Salam
- Photography I in Black-and-White: Camera and Darkroom
Apr 13 – Jun 15 | Thurs 4–6:30pm | Liz Sales
- Photography I in Color: Color Film and Darkroom
Apr 8 – Jun 24 | Sat 10am-1pm | Doran Walot
- Photography I in Color: Color Film and Darkroom
Apr 8 – Jun 24 | Sat 2-5pm | Sarah Warshaw
Adobe Imagine Dragons Premiere Editing $25,000 Grand Prize
Adobe is currently running a Premiere editing competition for a grand prize of $25,000 USD. Deadline is April 8.
Imagine Dragons wants to collaborate with YOU on their next music video.
Download exclusive, uncut music video footage and work with Adobe Premiere Pro CC to create your own edit of the video for their new hit song “Believer.” You’ll have 25 days to make your cut and show the world your editing chops—deadline is April 8th.
A panel of luminary judges—including the band, editor/director of “Believer” Matt Eastin, Adobe CMO Ann Lewnes, and top editors Kirk Baxter, Billy Fox, Vinnie Hobbs and Angus Wall—will select the ultimate winner of the $25,000 Grand Prize and bragging rights.
We’re also awarding bonus prizes of $1,000 each, a year-long subscription to Creative Cloud and a license of the NewBlue TotalFX 5 Suite for four special categories: Fan Favorite, Most Unexpected, Best Young Creator, and Best Short Form.
And one special bonus prize of $2,500, a year-long subscription to Creative Cloud, a license of the NewBlue TotalFX 5 Suite and 25 Adobe Stock credits for the cut with the best use of supplied Adobe Stock clips.
Flower City Arts Center Seeking Submissions for Showcase
The Flower City Arts Center is seeking original ceramic work, photography, and prints from emerging artists currently enrolled in a college program and/or alumni within two years of graduation. Mixed media work must be predominantly ceramic, photographic, print, or book-art related. Jurors this year are: Amelia Hugill-Fontanel, Ben Carter, & Adrian Octavius Walker. Over $900 in prize money. Best of Show awards will be given in each area and announced at the opening reception on Friday, June 16.
For more information and to submit work visit here.
Alex Kwok (MFA Photo ’16) Looking for Artist Production Assistant
Design Competition for Newburgh Community Photo Project
The Newburgh Community Photo Project is looking for Parsons students to design a logo to be used with signage, stationery, and other materials.
NCPP is a grass roots, community-based, volunteer organization whose primary focus is empowering citizens through photography, related media and technology, including video, social media, and digital technology. The mission of NCPP is to involve citizens in the conception, development, organization, and presentation of exhibitions on topics of national interest that also relate directly to their communities. (e.g. gun violence, economic and political empowerment, voting rights and registration, incarceration and prison reform, immigration, housing and clean water, etc.)
An informational and Q&A meeting will be held at 66 Fifth Ave, room N716 on Monday, April 3 at 7pm to describe and define the concept of the NFP photo project space that is being developing in Newburgh, NY for which the logo is needed. If Interested it is strongly encouraged that you attend the information Q&A.
There is an offering of $250 for the designer of the selected logo used for the NFP space.
For all inquiries please email Vincent Cianni at CianniV@newschool.edu
Socrates Sculpture Park Seeking Image Proposals For 2017 Broadway Billboard Series
PDNedu Student Photo Contest
The PDNedu Student Photo Contest is open to students of undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs, and also includes a category for high school students. Winners and honorable mentions will be recognized in the Spring 2017 issue of PDNedu, which has a circulation of 50,000 copies to students and educators nationwide. Featured photographers will also be promoted to PDN‘s online audience of more than 350,000 followers.
Grand-prize winners will also receive prizes that include a Nikon DSLR camera, $150 to B&H Photo and Video and a portfolio consultation with an editor at PDN or a contest judge.
For more information and to enter, visit https://contest.pdnedu.com.
Graphic Design and Publications Fellowship | Socrates Sculpture Park
Graphic Design and Publications Fellowship—Socrates Sculpture Park
Requirements: Socrates Sculpture Park is seeking a graduate or undergraduate student in Graphic Design with a strong interest in contemporary art. The ideal candidate will have knowledge of In Design, printing methods, strong organizational skills, and an interest in contemporary art, and ideally past experience working in a gallery or non-for-profit.
Responsibilities: Interns gain experience in contemporary art design and publishing. The intern will primarily be responsible for the design of the park’s digital and print publications for two of its major exhibitions; the annual Emerging Artist Fellowship Program, and the Spring/Summer exhibition, opening May 2017. In addition to design, this includes facilitating file exchange with printers and uploads to the website, collecting and sorting images, captioning, and securing reproductions rights. Other responsibilities may include design edits of existing e-publications, interpretive materials and way-finding design, special event and programming design, and occasional PDF website content design.
Skills: InDesign, Photoshop Starting and ending dates: December 1, 2015–June 30, 2015 (flexibility allowed depending on fellow’s schedule)
Work schedule: 7-10 hours per week, approximately 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Interns will come to the office once a week. Some work may be performed off-site for flexible schedule. Fellows will not work during winter holidays.
Compensation: $2,000 stipend
To apply: Send a resume and cover letter to Jess Wilcox at Jw@socratessculpturepark.org.
ABOUT
Socrates Sculpture Park has been a model of public art production, community activism, and socially inspired place-making for more than 30 years. Known for fostering ambitious and visionary artworks, Socrates has presented more than 1,000 artists on its five waterfront acres, providing them the financial support, materials, equipment, and space necessary to create large-scale works in the public realm. Open 365 days a year from dawn till dusk, the park is a center of cultural programming, as a producer of contemporary exhibitions, a presenter of a multi-disciplinary performance series, and an educator of more than 10,000 children and teens each year – all free. The Park’s existence is based on the belief that reclamation, revitalization and creative expression are essential to the survival, humanity and improvement of our urban environment. www.socratessculpturepark.org
Photographer’s Forum Magazine 37th Annual College & High School Photography Contest
Over $8,500 in Cash Grants and Prizes
All Winning and Finalist Images Published
1st PLACE :: COLLEGE :: $2,000 plus PENTAX K-3 II camera and lens system*
1st PLACE :: HIGH SCHOOL :: $2,000 plus PENTAX K-3 II camera and lens system*
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2nd PLACE :: COLLEGE :: $1,000 cash grant
2nd PLACE :: HIGH SCHOOL :: $1,000 cash grant
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3rd PLACE :: COLLEGE :: $500 cash grant
3rd PLACE :: HIGH SCHOOL :: $500 cash grant
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4th PLACE AWARDS (x5) :: COLLEGE :: Five $150 grants
4th PLACE AWARDS (x5) :: HIGH SCHOOL :: Five $150 grants
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200 HONORABLE MENTIONS
All Honorable Mentions will be listed in the May 2017 issue of Photographer’s Forum magazine and will receive a certificate of outstanding merit.
Creative Time looking for Production Assistants for Upcoming Project
Doomocracy is the brainchild of the artist Pedro Reyes, and will be a haunted house of political nightmares set at the Brooklyn Army Terminal and open to the public on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays for 5 weeks, between October 7-November 6. The project is really a haunted house meets immersive theater piece in which audience members will navigate through a series of themed rooms in small groups of 10-12. We’re working with a sizable cast and a big team of theater world pros, but to pull this thing off we’ll need additional support both behind the scenes and in front-of-house.
We’d absolutely to love to have you in the role of Production Assistant, supporting Creative Time staff, performers, and our theatrical team. The responsibilities could range from managing performance prep and breakdown to executing scene transitions, managing wardrobe, or running backstage areas.
Shifts will run from 5PM-11:30PM, and a detailed list of dates are below, though some of the dress rehearsal dates and orientation date may be subject to change:
SITE STAFF ORIENTATION
DRESS REHEARSALS (TENTATIVE)
Wednesday, September 28: 5PM-12AM
Sunday, October 2: 5PM-12AM
PRIVATE PERFORMANCE DATES
Private Preview: Thursday, October 6th
Private Performance: Thursday, October 20th
Halloween Performance: Monday, October 31st
Private Performance: Thursday, November 3rd
PUBLIC PERFORMANCE DATES
Weekend 1
Friday October 7th
Saturday, October 8th
Sunday, October 9th
Weekend 2
Friday, October 14th
Saturday, October 15th
Sunday, October 16th
Weekend 3
Friday, October 21st
Saturday, October 22nd
Sunday, October 23rd
Weekend 4
Friday, October 28th
Saturday, October 29th
Sunday, October 30th
Weekend 5
Friday, November 4th
Saturday, November 5th
Sunday, November 6th
NYC Artist Seeking Photo Intern
Umbrella Arts Call for Entries
FAMILY, Jodphur India ©Harvey Stein 2013
“We are seeking photographs of FAMILY. Photographs that are a bit unusual and out of the ordinary, not the conventionally nice or cute images that are often seen. Your photographs can be amusing, interesting, frank and biting.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines FAMILY as a group of people who are related to each other. This is fine with us but we’d like to expand the definition beyond what we are born into. Let’s include those who we choose to “adopt” as a family, like a close group of friends; a group of people united by certain convictions and a common affiliation, and a group of things related by common characteristics, as the woodwind family of musical instruments, for instance. A group of circus performers, a band of brothers, a theater group, or even the Mafia.
The tone can convey an appreciation of the joys and difficulties experienced by FAMILY in the essentially absurd predicament of getting along and living. FAMILIES pictured in environments from homes to city streets to the ends of the earth are all being sought.
The exhibition is open to all photographers working in color, black & white, film, digital, and beyond, etc. Any format, any camera, any style is acceptable.”
ENTRY DEADLINE: December 5, 2016
SHOW DATES: February 2-March 4, 2017
LOCATION: Umbrella Arts, 317 East 9th Street, New York, NY 10003
ELIGIBILITY: The exhibition is open to all photographers, any format, any camera, black & white or color, any style acceptable. All types of photography-based work may be entered, including digital, iphone, alternative processes, photo collage and montage. Maximum finished print size is 16”x20”. Maximum frame size is 20”x24”.
BOOK PUBLICATION : A book based on the selected and exhibited images for FAMILY will be published by the gallery and will be for sale during the exhibition. All rights remain with the photographer.
JUROR: HARVEY STEIN
is a professional photographer, educator, lecturer, curator and author of seven photography books: Briefly Seen New York Street Life (2015), Harlem Steet Portraits (2013), Coney Island 40 Years (2011), Movimento: Glimpses of Italian Street Life (2007), Coney Island (1998), Artists Observed (1986), andParallels: A Look at Twins (1978). Stein’s photographs have been published in dozens of magazines such as The New Yorker, Time, Life, Esquire, and Smithsonian as well as all the major photo magazines. He has had 81 one-person exhibits in the U.S. and Europe, and his photographs are in more than 57 public and private collections around the world. The Bruce Silverstein Gallery, Throckmorton Fine Art and June Bateman Fine Art represent his work. He is a faculty member of the International Center of Photography and conducts his own workshops in Asia, South America and Europe as well as the U.S. He was appointed Director of Photography at Umbrella Arts in 2009. Some of his photography can be seen at www.harveysteinphoto.com
PROCEDURE TO ENTER:
Visit http://www.umbrellaarts.com/entrythingy/
Create a user name and password at our Entrythingy page to submit your work to FAMILY
Follow the online upload directions
Recommended image requirements:
High quality jpegs 72 resolution
RGB or sRGB color profile (for both B&W and Color)
Sized 1000 pixels on the longest dimension
Eliminate watermarks–a MUST
FEE: $40.00 submission fee for 5 images. $5.00 per each additional image up to 10 images will be accepted, payable to Umbrella Arts once online registration is completed. Payment can be made by PayPal, check or money order.
NOTIFICATION: Artists will be notified by December 14, 2016. Approximately 40 images will be selected for exhibition. Notification will be sent by e-mail.
ACCEPTED WORK: A framed, ready to hang, exhibition quality print must be delivered to Umbrella Arts, 317 East 9th Street, New York, New York 10003.
Maximum finished print size is 16”x20”. Maximum frame size is 20”x24”.
No substitutes of accepted work will be allowed. Exhibited work must be for sale.
DELIVERY: Can be made in person or by mail. By Mail –no later than Saturday, January 28th, 2017. By Hand — delivered work can be dropped off at Umbrella Arts on Thursday, January 26, Friday January 27, and Saturday January 28th from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM
UMBRELLA ARTS: Mary Ann Fahey and Margaret Bodell joined forces to create the Umbrella Arts gallery and project space, located in the heart of the East Village. Mary Ann Fahey and Margaret Bodell have introduced many new artists to the New York art world, and worked to expand the traditional notion of an art exhibition by using it as a vehicle for creating community and promoting social change.
RECEPTION: A reception for photographers, friends and press, hosted by Umbrella Arts will be held on Thursday February 2nd. Time: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
COMMISSION: Umbrella Arts will handle all sales for photographers. Photographers will retain 50% of sales price, and Umbrella Arts will retain 50% of total sale. The price indicated on the entry form will be considered the retail price of each image. Once the final exhibition print has been dropped off at the gallery, Umbrella Arts will be happy to consult with artists on pricing considerations.
LIABILITY: Liability of artwork is the responsibility of the participating artist/photographer. Umbrella Arts, their employees or any agents thereof cannot be held responsible for any liability of the artist.
QUESTIONS: Questions may be directed to us by emailing info@umbrellaarts.com, or by calling Umbrella Arts at: 212.505.7196 during gallery hours: Thurs – Sat, 1-6pm.
Exhibition and Scholarship Opportunity with Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
PAFA is pleased to announce Crosscurrents, its first annual AICAD juried undergraduate exhibition. Rising juniors and seniors are invited to submit work for consideration. Selected artists will be chosen from over 42 schools across the U.S. and Canada and awarded with a museum exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. One student in the exhibition will be chosen to receive a full tuition scholarship to attend PAFA’s MFA Program.
Eligibility
- Students currently enrolled in their junior or senior year.
- Must attend an AICAD institution.
- No application fee is required.
- Deadline: October 14, 2016
Application Requirements
- Submitted works must be no larger than 74 inches in the vertical dimension.
- A portfolio of 3-5 images. Images can originate in any format but must be submitted digitally through SlideRoom and sent to aicadjury@pobox.pafa.edu.
- Images submitted should be in jpeg format, 12 inches on the longer side, sized at 72 pixels per inch, saved at the highest setting available (usually 10 or 12). Name your files with your last name then first name separated by an underscore followed by the number in the sequence. Example: Doe_Jane2.jpg
- Each application must also include a caption sheet for images submitted that describes Image Title, Dimensions, Medium, Date, and a concise description of work, limited to 260 characters maximum. This will be visible to the jurors alongside your image portfolio.
- Artist statement: applicants must submit a written statement that discusses your images, process, and intentions as it relates to the works shown. 500 words maximum. This can be in .doc or .pdf format. Please also list your name, attending school, and a faculty recommender. (A recommendation letter is not required.)
Selection and Notification
Chair of the MFA Program Didier William and resident critic Colleen Asper will jury the exhibition and select 5 finalists who will be considered for the full tuition scholarship. Additional application materials will be required of those artists, and notification of the winner of the full tuition scholarship will occur the evening of the opening on December 9, 2016.
International Center of Photography Teaching Assistant Positions for Youth Photo Classes
ICP at THE POINT is an ongoing collaboration with THE POINT in the South Bronx, providing a photography-based program that includes a classroom studio, black-and-white darkroom, and gallery. For more information on this partnership visit our website and see below for upcoming class dates.
Photography I in Black-and-White for Preteens
Oct 17 – Dec 19 | Mon 4–7pm
Photography I in Black-and-White for Preteens
Oct 18 – Dec 20 | Tues 4–7pm
Photography I in Black-and-White for Teens
Oct 5 – Dec 21 | Weds 4–7pm (no class Oct. 12)
Photography I in Black-and-White for Teens
Oct 6 – Dec 22 | Thurs 4–7pm (no class Nov. 24)
ICP’s Teen Academy offers youth photography classes that enrich and educate. Students can choose to enroll in 10-week Teen Academy classes or in the more intensive, year-long Imagemakers program. Classes meet at the ICP School in midtown Manhattan. Read more here and see below for the upcoming fall class dates:
Photography I in Black-and-White: Camera and Darkroom
Oct 6 – Dec 15 | Thurs 4-6:30 pm + Field Trip TBA | Pablo Lerma
Photography I in Color: Color Film and Darkroom
Oct 1 – Dec 17 | Sat 2-5pm | Liz Sales
Photography II in Black-and-White: Preparing Your Portfolio
Oct 2 – Dec 18 | Sun 3–6pm | Jaime Schlesinger
Teen Academy Imagemakers
Sept 28–June 14, 2016-17 | Wed 4–6:30pm | Lesly Deschler-Canossi
Please email cgoldman@icp.org to specify ing your course of interest. All Teaching Assistants should have experience in darkroom photography and experience/interest in working with teens.
LensCulture Call for Entries: Emerging Talent Awards 2016
Katsumi Saiki
Seeking 50 of the World’s Best Emerging Photographers
We invite you to enter our 4th annual Emerging Talent Awards, which are dedicated to discovering the best emerging photographers from all over the world. Our international jury will select 50 outstanding photographers — from all cultures, all points of view, with no age limit.
Awards will include a digital gallery exhibition at the International Center of Photography Museum in New York City, $20,000 in grants, opportunities for exposure at over 50 international photography festivals, inclusion in the upcoming photobook, The Best of LensCulture Today: 150 Contemporary Photographers, which will be distributed and sold worldwide and so much more. Don’t miss this opportunity to expose your work to a global photography community of over 2 million!
Student Interns for Gowanus Darkroom
Gowanus Darkroom is searching for interns interested in the Darkroom Monitors Program!
Gowanus Darkroom is a non profit organization focused around analog photography. Our facilities host a group darkroom for rent, film processing space, and film scanner, as well as many classes and workshops. Feel free to browse our website (www.gowanusdarkroom.com). Our volunteers learn how to run and manage a space such as this one, and become a part of a large community of passionate photographers and artists. Our volunteers are welcome to use our facilities free of charge in exchange for their services!
For more information contact:
Rachel
rachel@gowanusdarkroom.com
Founder Gowanus Darkroom
www.gowanusdarkroom.com
718 788 1751 (W)
310 291 9415 (C)
Freelance Photography Opportunity
Thuzio is looking for a student to photograph their bi-monthly events. The events last about 2-3 hours and often feature up-and-coming celebrities and professional athletes.
About Thuzio
Thuzio provides businesses and professionals with an all access pass to celebrity talent and influencers through a comprehensive online platform, talent procurement services and event series.
If you’re interested, please contact Adaline Fulton at afulton@thuzio.com.
Photography Opportunities with Coverd Photo
Coverd Photos has jobs for motivated, talented photographers. Our website describes who we are and what we do, but our model is simple – we believe that by making professional photography both easy to access and affordable, people will reimagine the way they think about and use it. We charge $200 for the first hour of photography and $100 each additional hour. We split that 50/50 with our photographers. We have a wide range of event types from youth sports to bar and bat mitzvahs and even some weddings. We are a far more reasonable option than most pros.
Whether undergrads, masters program students, or graduates, please contact:custserv@coverdphoto.com if interested.
Internship with Software Studios
Submit Your Imagery for a Chance to Exhibit at the Hermitage Museum
Interpretations: Monumental Public Space & The Human
This exhibition will address the function of monumental contemporary and historical New York City based public spaces including museums, monuments, educational institutions, train stations, and other institutional locations. Image makers are asked to focus on aspects of scale, function, intimacy, ideas of public ownership, and the emotional and physical effect these architectural spaces may have on the humans that engage them.
Submission details: Submissions are open to all New School Students.
- Photographs must be submitted as 72 dpi jpgs at 14 inches in the longest side.
- If your image is chosen you will need to submit a 300dpi jpg at 28 inches on the longest side. We will be printing the final images.
- Videos need to be 1:00 to 3:00 long. All music needs to either be in the public domain or rights released.
- Only photographs and video will be accepted for consideration.
Submissions are due by 10pm, Saturday, March 19th, 2016
15 photographers and a selection of videos will be included in the exhibition. Selected artists will receive an email notifying them of their acceptance on or before March 28th, 2016.
Please email or wetransfer your submissions to Thomas Werner at: wernert@newschool.edu Be sure to place Hermitage Submission in the subject line for your work to be considered.
Communication Arts 2016 Photo Competition
Enter the most prestigious competition for creativity in photography, the Communication Arts Photography Competition. Any photograph first published or produced from March 2015 through March 2016 is eligible. Selected by a nationally representative jury of distinguished designers, art directors and photographers, the winning entries will be distributed worldwide in the Communication Arts Photography Annual, in print and digital editions, and on commarts.com, assuring important exposure to the creators of this outstanding work. As a service to art directors, designers and art buyers, a comprehensive index will carry contact information of the photographers represented.
Each winning entrant will receive a personalized Award of Excellence, milled from solid aluminum, and award certificates issued for firms, individuals and clients.
CA’s Award of Excellence is one of the most-coveted awards in the industry. If chosen, winning places you in the highest ranks of your profession.
http://www.commarts.com/competition/2016-photography
