New Exhibitions at The Southeast Museum of Photography

Lots of things coming up over in Daytona.  Worth a drive, most certainly.  Click HERE to access the SEMP website.

JANELLE LYNCH
Los Jardines de México

January 25 - April 14, 2013
Exhibition Opening Reception: Friday, January 25, 6:00-8:00pm
Artist's Talk, Book Signing and Reception: March 29, 6:00-8:00pm
Untitled 9, from the series, La Fosa Común

"She does the same as the Mexican animists—the indigenous people who, like their antecedents, saw plants and animals as equals, and even as superior beings worthy of reverence….” —José Antonio Aldrete-Haas, Architect, Landscape Designer, Writer, Mexico City

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Janelle Lynch has garnered international recognition over the last decade for her large-format photographs of the urban and rural landscape. She received an MFA in Photography and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts in New York. She teaches at the International Center of Photography in New York and is a 2013 Artist-in-Residence at the Burchfield Penney Art Center in Buffalo, NY.

Click HERE for more information about Janelle Lynch.
 

From Here On

I was reminded of this by Andy Adams of Flak Photo today.  As he said, good to take a look at every now and again.  Good stuff!
You can click the image to enlarge, and link to an article discussing the exhibition HERE

Touch My Prints - Call for Submissions

Jonathan F. Walz (fabulous CFAM curator) sent some info on this digital publication project my way the other day - it sounds pretty interesting.  The site's originator has some intriguing work on his site as well, dealing with Google Street View (a popular new strategy for looking at and to the world for artists) as well as other projects that incorporate video game imagery and virtual landscapes. 

Click HERE to read the call for submissions.
Click HERE to glance at Aaron Brumbelow's personal work website.

T.M.P. Issue 01

Call for Submissions 

Virtual Connection 

The publication Touch My Prints seeks image based works, essays, virtual sculptures, and video based works on the topics of death, isolation, love, loss, tragedy, betrayal, friendship, etc of and by players and characters with in video games.  

T.M.P is interested in the lives of NPCs (Non-Player Character) and our interactions with them. 

Submission Deadline is April 1, 2013

Mobile Photography as Seen on Source

Really interesting post today on Source that brings together a bunch of really fun and interesting projects.  Click HERE to read the article and view images and video clips.  Good stuff.