From The Pod People series © Peter SnyderThe bad news is that for globe trekking foreign fighters Pakistan is the new Iraq (which was the old Afghanistan), the Senate just sold out your privacy and chicken tastes better with money. But the good news is...You can still see lots of great work from the 2008 Review Santa Fe participants at Flak Photo. Highlights so far include work by Peter Snyder
Showing posts with label Rachael Dunville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rachael Dunville. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 July 2008
Monday, 17 March 2008
Chicks Gabbing About Photography
Posted on 08:42 by election
Pappa Sleeping © Sarah SmallThis Saturday I will be moderating a panel discussion on what it means to be an emerging female art photographer in New York City. The panel, organized by Humble Arts Foundation and 3rd Ward, will feature the very talented Rachael Dunville, Tema Stauffer, Cara Phillips, Mary Mattingly and Sarah Small. As moderator I personally guarantee this discussion will not
Thursday, 6 March 2008
SVA in the Mother F'n House
Posted on 06:29 by election
Untitled, 2004 (#3) © Thomas HoltonAt least once a week I get an email from a photographer asking me if they should apply to the School of Visual Arts MFA Photography program. My answer is always yes and I give a host of reasons why they should consider the school including the facilities, the faculty and the location. The best reason I can give, however, is the amazing work and success of the
Posted in Jeongmee Yoon, Matthew Pillsbury, Rachael Dunville, Shen Wei, Solo Show, SVA
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Wednesday, 12 December 2007
A Good Deal Just Got Great
Posted on 20:33 by election
Perry, Route 80, Kentucky 2005 © Amy SteinHumble Arts Foundation is currently offering 20% off the price of their limited edition print selection. That means you can now get an even better deal on already ridiculously low priced prints by some great photographers. And, you will be supporting the fabulous work of the Humble Arts Foundation in the process. If you've always wanted to buy one of
Posted in Benefit, Corey Arnold, Humble Arts Foundation, Rachael Dunville, Sarah Sudhoff, Stranded
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Tuesday, 9 October 2007
I Love Gifts in the Mail: Colin Blakely and Rachael Dunville
Posted on 10:49 by election
© Colin BlakelyLast week was a gift-in-the-mail bonanza. Colin Blakely sent me a signed print from his Somewhere in Middle America series. I first saw the image, The Seeming Impenetrability of the Space Between, at the Griffin Museum and promptly gushed about it on my blog. If you are in the Boston area you can still see the photo in person at the 13th Annual Griffin Juried Show. Also, be
Wednesday, 19 September 2007
Rachael Dunville at Peer Gallery
Posted on 14:10 by election
© Rachael DunvilleThis Thursday is the opening reception for Rachael Dunville's first solo exhibition at Peer Gallery. Rachael is a good friend and fellow SVA MFA alum who has been working on her great Springtown series for a few years now. I can't wait to see the finished series hanging on a gallery wall. Peer Gallery is also publishing a 32 page color catalog for the show that you can
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