Please join ASPP New England for a Behind the Scenes event at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s Digital Imaging Studios on Wednesday, May 11th from 5:30-7:30 pm.MFA Staff photographers will explain the Museum’s process of full-cycle image capture of works of art in the collection.  Following the tour, the Digital Systems Manager will discuss storage, back up, migration and preservation of digital files.  It’s a great opportunity to learn and network with your colleagues.Light refreshments will be served.FREE for ASPP members $5.00 for non-members – special new membership discount available at event   Space is limited so please be sure to RSVP at: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/1612722697

The ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW is an international exhibition of photographic art which will take place August 13 through October 16, 2011 at the elegant Lyceum Theatre Gallery, located in the historic Gaslamp Quarter of downtown San Diego, California. This is the seventh year of this major photography competition and exhibition.WEBSITE: www.artofphotographyshow.comCALL FOR ENTRIES:
The online entry process is very easy, simply filling out a short registration form and then uploading your images as JPEG files. Images created via any form of photography will be accepted for consideration.THE PROSPECTUS and entry information is available here. Additional details are in the FAQ page here.JURIED COMPETITION:
Anne Lyden is the Judge for the Art of Photography Show 2011. Ms. Lyden is the Associate Curator of Photography at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Ms. Lyden is highly esteemed in the global photographic community, so it’s a significant honor to be selected by her.

Check out a special PDF with information about the Art of Photography Show by clicking here.

$10,000 IN AWARDS:
$2,000 1st Place Award
$1,600 2nd Place Award
$1,200 3rd Place Award
$ 800 4th Place Award
$ 400 (11) Honorable Mention Awards

TESTIMONIALS from artists and attendees of our recent shows can be viewed here.

SHOW CATALOG:
We are producing a superb Show Catalog, which will feature every image in the Show and an artist statement about the work. Artists who are in the Show can obtain as many copies of the Show Catalog as they like for free, which can be used for promotion and marketing of their work.

MARKETING & PUBLICITY:
The Art of Photography Show will be pursuing an intensive marketing and publicity campaign to bring maximum media attention to the artists who are juried into the exhibition. Over 30,000 people are expected to view the Show during the nine week run at the Lyceum Theatre gallery, which is open (free) seven days a week. So, the artists and their work will receive a tremendous amount of exposure by the media and the public.

SALES:
One of our key aims is to sell the work that is exhibited at the Art of Photography Show 2011. Our great love of this art form prompts us to ‘pull out all of the stops’ in order to showcase a truly excellent presentation of photographic art, to elevate and promote this art form, and to provide substantial benefits to the exhibiting artists.

For more information please contact the Producer, Steven Churchill:
Email: steven@artofphotographyshow.com
Phone: 1-619-825-5575

Thursday, March 31, 7 pm
Co-Sponsored with the Boston University College of Communication
BU Photonics Building, Room 206
8 St. Mary’s Street, Boston
Members: $10  | Non-members: $15 | Students: $5
No charge for students of PRC member institutions
Click here to register >>  <https://co.clickandpledge.com/advanced/default.aspx?wid=40110>The contemporary photojournalist is a storyteller with a bevy of tools at his disposal. Increasingly, media outlets rely on much more than still images to convey stories. Ed Kashi, who will be presenting an intensive seminar for the PRC (see Workshops and Seminars), has been at the forefront of this new wave of digitally enabled correspondents. In this lecture he will discuss his innovative approach to photography and filmmaking, which has resulted in numerous awards and publications over a twenty-year career. In his own words: “I take on issues that stir my passions about the state of humanity and our world, and I deeply believe in the power of still images to change people’s minds

The Flash Forward Festival is an extension of Magenta Foundation’s annual competition for emerging photographers from Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. The Toronto-based festival also included lecturers, exhibitions, and attendees visiting from each of the participating countries.The Magenta Foundation is now mounting the first satellite festival in Boston at The Fairmont Battery Wharf, June 2-5, 2011. The festival will appeal to students, academics, emerging professional photographers, and other emerging artists. Programming will also interest budding collectors, arts patrons, people working in publishing and arts marketing, local and international industry professionals, and artistically engaged members of the general public.Many new guest speakers will be appearing in Boston along with a new exhibition of emerging photographers from the Boston area, curated by George Slade, Program Manager/Curator at Photographic Resource Center at Boston University, and Paula Tognarelli, Executive Director of the Griffin Museum of Photography.Along with all-new programming designed for the Boston area, the festival will also bring back some of the lecturers that had the greatest impact at the Toronto installment of the Flash Forward Festival. Stephen Mayes will remount his lecture, Restructuring the Photographic Practice; and Susan Bright will present her lecture,Auto Focus: The Self Portrait in Contemporary Photography. More lecturers will be announced at the beginning of March, along with details about exhibitions, panel discussions, public art installations, special receptions, nightly parties, and more.Complete details and a dedicated website will be available in March.

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Now is the time to make your decision to join in the most exciting single week of photography available. Participate in the remarkable Workshop program, studying with celebrated, real world working photographers. Learn a tremendous amount of new information, essential to your work and career in our Seminar program. Attend important discussions about the current business environment at the daily Symposiums. Get your work in front of over 90 industry influencers in the Portfolio Review program and submit your work in the No Fee Slide Show Contest and possibly have your work projected for the entire festival audience as well as win great gifts from our sponsors.Here’s what’s included in your $75 daily registration fee:
* Admittance to 11 Seminars during the week
* Our important daily Symposiums: The Business of Fine Art, The Convergence Conference, Advocacy & the Arts, & PDNPresents: Strategies for the Emerging Photographer
* Two Networking events with wine tastings from prominent California wineries
* Unlimited access to our Sponsor Headquarters. See the latest from Canon, Epson, Blurb, Samy’s Camera, Fuji, X-Rite, onONE Software, Blend Images Agency, Aperture Foundation, and Marshall Electronics!
* Access to the Open Portfolio Review Sunday, March 27 at the Hyatt Regency. Over 80 photographers will be presenting their work!
* Invitation to our Opening Reception immediately following our Open Portfolio Review.LATE-BREAKING ANNOUNCEMENT: PSPF will offer a one-day comprehensive workshop entitled The Business of Photography on Friday, April 1. This workshop will covering the major facets of the relationships in the business of photography. There will be 8 different instructors each taking a turn discussing their special areas of expertise: Copyright, Licensing, the editorial relationship, the advertising agency / client relationship, the artist’s representative relationship, the book publisher relationship, the gallery relationship, the stock agency relationship. Understand how these business relationships work, how they are structured, how to protect yourself, how to know what needs to be in your bids and on your invoices.2011 WORKSHOP PROGRAM4-Day Workshops
GRACIELA ITURBIDE: The Master Class
ARNO RAFAEL MINKKINEN: Framing a New Vision
PETER TURNLEY: Documentary Reportage, Street Photography and the Photo Essay
DAVID MUENCH: The Desert Light: Color in the Landscape
KEITH CARTER: Finding Your Voice or Get Your Mojo Working!;
TODD HIDO: Contemporary Fine Art Practice: Conception, Execution & Discussion
GREG GORMAN: The Fine Art Nude
STEPHEN WILKES: Exploring the Salton Sea: Formal Documentary on Location
LOIS CONNER: The Desert in Black and White
FRANK OCKENFELS: Signature Portraiture
GILLIAN LAUB: The Documentary Photo Essay
CHRISTOPHER GRIFFITH: The Still Life Reconsidered
AMY ARBUS: Environmental Portraits with an Edge
TIM GRIFFITH: Architecture Photography
LORNE RESNICK: The Art & Commerce of Travel Photography

1-Day Workshops
LOU LESKO & MICHAEL BRITT: An Introduction to DSLR Video Production Part I
LOU LESKO & MICHAEL BRITT: An Introduction to DSLR Video Production Part II
NELS ISRAELSON: The Dramatic Portrait: Shaping Light to Create Mood & Character
THE BUSINESS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: The Business Relationships in Photography

We will feature over 20 remarkable seminars in our SEMINAR PROGRAM

Our highly regarded PORTFOLIO REVIEW PROGRAM will offer over 650 Portfolio Reviews with the industry’s most important influencers including museum curators, gallery directors, magazine editors, picture editors & art directors, advertising agency creatives and more.

Most importantly, you can join the community – meet like-minded people, exchange ideas, keep your work fresh and exciting. We’re about the passion for photography. These are exciting times! Call 1-800 928 8314 for more information or go directly to our website at www.palmspringsphotofestival.com. See you in the desert!

Bill Brett
Boston’s Photographer
December 7, 2009 – January 22, 2010
Artist’s Reception: Thursday, December 10, 2009 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. Featuring book sales and signing
Live musical performance by Felice Pomeranz,The Gilded HarpGALLERY HOURS: M/W/F: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.,T/Th: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. Sa: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., S: closed. The Bunker Hill Community College Art Gallery is free and open to the public. BHCC is located at the Community College stop on the MBTA Orange Line.