Free Lecture and Exhibition Tour of GRANDmarks NYC 7/27/2011

I’d like to invite readers of The Imaging Buffet  to one of three free lectures/guided tours this Wed. 7/27 at The Calumet Gallery in New York City where I’m currently having a photo exhibition of large scale photos on canvas, and smaller prints in paper.

A section of the show, GRANDmarks - NYC, photographed during the setup of the show. Photo by Ron Wyatt

Andrew Darlow answering questions about his prints on canvas during the opening exhibition of GRANDmarks NYC at The Calumet Gallery, 7/14/2011. photo by Ron Wyatt

For more information or to reserve a space, please visit this page:

https://grandmarks3.eventbrite.com/

All the best!

Andrew

Space Still Available for My Full Day Workshop Sat. 7/23/2011 in NYC

I just wanted to send a quick note to let everyone know that space is still available for my full day workshop being held this Saturday 7/23 at Calumet Photographic in New York City. It’s on the same floor as my current show, entitled GRANDmarks – NYC. In addition to a full day of color management and printing information, I will be speaking about the canvas, coatings and papers that I used to produce the exhibition prints. For more information or to register, visit this page:

If you are not able to register online due to the fact that the workshop is this Saturday, you can register in person on Saturday morning starting at 9:30am.

I hope to see you there!

Innovative “Movie-in-a-Book” Kickstarter Project

I recently received an e-mail from Safangelo Sadeghpour who recently launched a Kickstarter project with a very interesting goal. The project’s main focus is creating a publishing system that combines the tactile feel and power of a printed color book (illustrated with high quality photography) with an audio track that is played through a website URL or via a phone number. It may not be a completely new idea (many children’s books have for years come with audio tapes, CD’s etc.), but with the advent of smartphones, I think it is a new and interesting approach, and I hope he achieves his goal of raising $6,000.

You can find the Kickstarter project here.

…and below you can see a sample of how the final book and audio will look and sound: