I just came across this captivating series of images. Photographer, author and educator Dan Burkholder has a photography show of his images entitled Shadows of Lives and Loss: Decaying Memories Along the Gulf Coast, photographed in the Gulf Coast region of the US after Hurricane Katrina. The show is on display until December 31, 2006 at Tammy Cromer-Campbell Photographs & Gallery in Longview, TX.
Dan Burkholder’s Gallery of images from the show can be found here. A very interesting online slide show with audio is also available online. Burkholder, Tammy Cromer-Campbell and Roy Flukinger, the Curator of Photography at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin speak about the project and I highly recommend listening. You can find the interview here.
On this page, you can select Dan’s series of images or work by other artists to get more information about their prints. I learned about this show from a great website run by Mary Virgina Swanson. I had an opportunity to attend Ms. Swanson’s lecture during the PhotoPlus Expo in November and I was amazed at the amount of great information she shared with the audience. Here’s a link to the seminar description page from the PhotoPlus Expo website. The seminar was entitled: Presenting your work to the fine-art community.
And here is a link to Dan Burkholder’s website. Dan is a longtime friend, and a fantastic teacher, photographer and printmaker.
The Art Of Digital Show is an international exhibition of digital art that has been running since October 6 at the Lyceum Theatre Galley, located in San Diego’s historic Gaslamp Quarter. The show runs through November 19, 2006.
The show was judged by Hugh Davies, the Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. Mr. Davies will give a lecture on Saturday, November 17 from 5-7pm. He will speak about the range of work in the exhibition and explain his selections. His discussion will include in-depth commentary about several of the fine art pieces, and he will also showcase and discuss several of the computer animation video art pieces.
Gallery hours are 10am to 5pm M-F, and 12-5pm Sat, Sun. (Attendance to the gallery and to Mr. Davies’ Saturday lecture is free to the public).
To view the award winning entries, or for more information, visit the exhibit site at www.artofdigitalshow.com
The Center for Fine Art Photography is accepting entries for its Fantasy & Fantasies: Unrestrained Imagination juried show. It’s open worldwide to amateur and professionals, working with traditional or digital photography, or combinations of both. Submissions are due online by November 28, 2006.
I had the opportunity to be a juror for a past show called “People, Places, Things,” and I visited the Center for Fine Art Photography a few months ago. I highly recommend visiting if you are planning to be in the Denver or Ft. Collins area of Colorado.
The show will be juried by Grace Norman, Exhibitions Director for The Center for Fine Art Photography. Grace is an award winning photographer with over seventy national and international exhibitions.
Awards include an exhibition opportunity, recognition in Artists’ ShowCase (the feature section in CameraArts magazine), and cash awards.
For more information, visit the Center for Fine Art Photography’s website.