Friday, September 27, 2013

Visiting speaker: Thursday, 3 October 4:15 pm

Richard King (9 Time Grammy Award Winning Recording Engineer) will visit Webster University, Thursday October 3rd to talk about his work and his journey in audio. His presentation will begin at 4:15pm in Sverdrup Room 123, followed by Q&A. The presentation is free and open to the Webster University community.

Richard recently won the recording engineer Grammy for the Goat Rodeo Sessions with Yo-Yo Ma and other projects include film composition recording and mixing work for films such as Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon; Infamous; The Good Shepard; and other films.

Here is a link to his IMDB page, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1844338/

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Clayton Fine Art Gallery: Friday, 27 September 2013

Come share an evening of art and refreshments with the artists and guests of our new Clayton Fine Art Gallery at the next reception Friday evening, September 27, from 6 to 9PM. 

Please join our featured Resident Artist, Artist and Sculptor Philip Perschbacher, and visit with our guest artists David Bigelow and Don Webb, and hear the stories behind their exciting new works on display during the current exhibit.


We are also delighted to host a selection of guest artists from the membership of the Greater St. Louis Art Association for this session.  These talented artists are exhibiting works judged to be of the highest quality by the GSLAA as well as our gallery's jury panel.  Due to the accomplishment of their portfolios, we expect some of these artists to become Resident Artists with our gallery when space becomes available.   




Gallery Hours: Wednesday, Thursday 11-6, Friday Noon to 7,  Saturday 11-6, Sunday 10-5, Closed Monday -  Tuesday 
Clayton Fine Art Gallery
21 North Bemiston
Clayton, Missouri 63105
We are located next to Imo's Pizza on the west side of the street and across the street from Clayton City Hall and the US Post Office

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Atrium Gallery: Friday, 27 September 2013

Please join us for an Opening Reception
Friday, September 27, 6 - 8 pm

Artist Talk with Leila Daw Saturday, September 28, 1 pm

"From the Land"

September 27 - November 16
Atrium Gallery opens the Fall Season with "From the Land," a four-person exhibition presenting a variety of works surrounding the iconic theme of landscape.  Featured will be new pieces by national artists Suzanne Caporael, Leila Daw, Ellen Glasgow, and, for a first showing at Atrium, Adam Straus.  Interpretations of images offered up by the natural, physical surroundings have occupied artists for centuries, whether depicting this with a representational image, or transferring impressions to include emotional responses, or reducing to symbols.  This exhibition seeks to explore all of those and juxtapose the variety in a complementary setting.  "From the Land" will open September 27th and run through November 16th.  There will also be an Artist Talk, Saturday, September 28, 1 pm with Leila Daw.

Thursday - Saturday: 10 - 5, Tuesday and Wednesday by appointment
4814 Washington Ave.
(Central West End)
St. Louis, MO 63108 

Parking available on building lot (east side)

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Call for Work: Deadline 18 October 2013

Entry form now available for "Pictorialist" juried exhibit
Jurors: Jennifer Silverberg & John Nagel

Deadline to enter: October 18, 2013
 
Pictorialist is an all media exhibit designed to revisit the Pictorialism movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries through innovative use of contemporary methods and technologies, including, but not limited to, cell phones, iPads, digital notepads and similar devices. Traditional media methods, drawing their inspiration from the 21st Century technologies, are also invited to add their voices to the exhibit. 

Pictorialism-a style where manipulation of typically "straight" photographic materials were incorporated to create new, more expressive, painterly, altered interpretations-was a way of projecting an emotional intent into the viewer's realm of imagination. This exhibit encourages all artists to employ their own methods, techniques, tools, imaginations, and personal styles to technology-inspired art. 

The exhibit is combines multiple concepts taken from the Pictorialism movement and all it represented to that time period with the current explosion of image-making devices such as cell phone cameras, iPads, computer-generated methodologies and how they impact every aspect of current art trends, not just photography, but every genre & media. The only limitation on how artists approach their interpretation of this exhibit is their own imaginations. Whether a painter, sculptor, fiber artist, photographer, or any of the myriad methods styles of art being created, artists are encouraged to consider how your own vision can be presented in a "Pictorialist" manner, how you can communicate your vision of Pictorialism in a fresh new way.

 EXHIBITION SPACE & DATES
Art Saint Louis Gallery at 1223 Pine Street in downtown St. Louis, MO. Exhibition dates: January 11-February 20, 2014. Free opening reception on Saturday, January 18, 2014, 6-8 p.m.

ELIGIBILITY
Open to ALL artists 21 years of age and older living in the St. Louis, Missouri region and surrounding 200-mile radius. Chicago, IL and Kansas City, MO are not eligible. 

DEADLINE
October 18, 2013 is the deadline for all entries. We encourage you to mail your entry in before the deadline. Mail entry fee, entry form, JPEGs on CD, image reference sheet to: "Pictorialist," c/o Art Saint Louis, 1223 Pine Street, St. Louis, MO 63103. Entries postmarked October 18, 2013, but received after October 23 will be returned to artists. 

JURORS
St. Louis-based artist Jennifer Silverberg is a freelance photographer and photojournalist whose works have been published in numerous local & national publications; Artist John Nagel is Executive Director of the International Photography Hall of Fame, St. Louis, MO. From 1974-2007, John was Professor at St. Louis Community College Meramec.

SPECIFICATIONS  
Limit 2 (TWO) original artworks in all techniques & media. NO ceiling installed work. NO works that sit directly on floor. Sculpture that otherwise would sit on floor must have platform provided by artist that displays work min. 2' up off of floor. NO works that are nailed, pinned, tacked, taped, velcroed, painted on, adhered, or affixed directly to/on Gallery walls. 2-d works must be framed or pre-approved presentation. If you have an alternate presentation & work is not framed, then email robin@artstlouis.org for pre-approval on final presentation before submitting it for consideration. No loose plexi that is clipped or nailed to wall. Size limits: Final installation size not to exceed 6' (72") wide or 7' (84") high. 3-d, over-sized or installation works must be installed by artist under direction of ASL Gallery Director. 3-d works that are extremely fragile, very small, unstable or do not sit flat on a pedestal are discouraged. Video or works that require electricity: Artist must provide all equipment necessary to present artwork, including cords, DVD player, monitor, etc. Work must be completed in the last two years (2011-2013). Works not previously exhibited in any exhibit in Art Saint Louis Gallery. Works not exhibited in any juried exhibit in St. Louis region during 6 months prior to exhibit dates. All artwork must fit through standard sized double doors. 

JURYING, FORMATTING & MATERIALS REQUIRED
Judging is done by JPEGs on CD only. DVD only accepted for video entries only. Limit 2 JPEGs per artwork: 1 full view & either 1 detail OR 1 alternate view. JPEGs on ONE (1) CD that MUST be readable by both Mac & PC. JPEGs must be RGB Color (NO grayscale), 300 dpi preferred, minimum 800 pixels. Do NOT send low resolution images. Title each JPEG file to correspond to image # on the entry form using the following format: yourlastname.image1. Include printed image reference sheet with thumbnail-sized images of each artwork on CD. Do not include any unrelated files, folders or documents on CD. Label CD with artist's full name and place in protective case for mailing. Submissions that do not comply with rules of entry will not be presented to the juror. Works selected for exhibition that are not accurately depicted by JPEGs may be removed from exhibit at Artistic Director's discretion.

THE JURYING PROCESS
If you are not already aware, jurying an exhibition at Art Saint Louis is always an anonymous and fair process. What this means is that at no time before or during the jurying process do our Jurors know the names of entering artists. The Jurors are presented all entrants' JPEGs in an anonymous digital image presentation and the only information provided to them about the artwork is the following: artwork title, year, media, dimensions & method of presentation (i.e. wall, pedestal, floor). Jurors are never shown the names of any artists. Both artworks that you submit for jurying are presented one after the other in the presentation the jurors view. So, if you are artist #25, your two entries are in the presentation after artist #24 and before artist #26. From the jurying presentation and info provided about the artworks, the jurors make their selections for the final exhibit. Artwork selection decisions are in part based on a set of specific jurying instructions & criteria relating to the theme of the exhibit as well as specific conditions & rules of the Gallery. At no time are the Jurors shown entrants' names and oftentimes do not even see names for selected artists until they arrive to the Gallery to view the final exhibit on the Gallery walls. 

SALES & INSURANCE
Artworks are insured at 50% of retail value during exhibit. Artist responsible for work in transit to/from ASL. Works may be for sale or not for sale. All sales are made through Art Saint Louis with 30% donation on work sold to ASL and 70% to artist. Sold artworks must remain in exhibit through conclusion of show. Artist responsible for delivery of sold work to buyer at conclusion of exhibit.

FRAMING & PRESENTATION
All work selected for exhibit must be delivered to Gallery ready to install. 2-d work must be framed & equipped with hanging wire stretched across back of artwork. NO saw tooth hangers or clip frames. Paintings may be framed, strip-framed or gallery-wrapped. No loose plexi that is clipped/nailed to wall. No works that are tacked, glued, pinned, taped, velcroed, painted on, or affixed directly to/on Gallery walls or floors. 3-d, oversized, very heavy work, or installation work must be installed by artist under direction of ASL Gallery Director. NO works that sit directly on floor. Sculpture that otherwise would sit on floor must have platform provided by artist that displays work min. 2' up off of floor. Video must be presented on min. 9" monitor; monitor weight not to exceed 20 lbs. Video & works that require electricity: Artist must provide any cords, cord protectors & all equipment required to present work. Specific installation requirements must be resolved in advance with directions/devices provided by artist. Art Saint Louis reserves the right to install accepted works in a manner deemed necessary for a well-designed exhibition or for security purposes. 

AWARDS
Five non-cash Awards of Excellence will be selected by the jurors for this exhibit. Award recipients are eligible for our curated ten artist "Honor Awards 2015" exhibit (Summer 2015). Only artists who receive Awards of Excellence in our 2014 juried exhibits are eligible for the "Honor Awards 2015."

ENTRY FEE
Entry fee is non-refundable. Artist may submit up to 2 artworks for the one fee. Membership is not required for submission of artworks or acceptance in to any Art Saint Louis juried exhibition. $20/current Art Saint Louis members; $30/non-members; or $5 reduced entry fee with NEW $60 Individual 1-year membership = $65. New members, please download a membership form from our website.  Fees payable to Art Saint Louis. Submit fee with entry form, CD, image reference sheet postmarked by October 18, 2013. We encourage you to send your entry before the deadline. Entry fee payable by check or money order by mail or online entry fee payable by PayPal available on ASL website. Please MAIL your entry.

ENTRY FORM
The entry form for this exhibit is required with all entries and is downloadable directly from our website here. Entries submitted without form will be returned to artist unprocessed. All entries require: entry form filled out in full (do not leave any areas on the form blank), entry fee, JPEGs on CD, and printed image reference sheet.

DEADLINE / SEND ENTRY
October, 2013 is the  DEADLINE for ALL entries. We encourage you to mail your entry in before the deadline--the deadline is simply the final day by which you may submit your entry. MAIL entry fee, entry form (downloadable from our website here), JPEGs on CD, printed image reference sheet to: "Pictorialist," c/o Art Saint Louis, 1223 Pine Street, St. Louis, MO 63103. Entries postmarked October 18, 2013, but received after October 23 will be returned to artist. PLEASE MAIL YOUR ENTRY.

VOLUNTEERING
As a non-profit artists' organization, Art Saint Louis relies on volunteer support to help present our exhibitions. For this exhibit, all accepted/exhibiting artists are required to volunteer 4 hours (per artwork selected) of time and/or work to the production of this exhibit; artists may contribute food or goods for the opening reception (value $20/per artwork); or artists may buy-out volunteer time at $5/hour or $20/per artwork. Cash, contributions or in-kind goods or services are tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law.

PUBLICITY
Art Saint Louis reserves the right to photograph all exhibited works for web use and publicity purposes. JPEGs of accepted artworks may be used for publicity of this exhibit and Art Saint Louis in-general. This exhibit is publicized and promoted on our website, through e-blasts, on our Facebook page, Twitter feed, in-print and online magazines, various publications, media resources, and more.

DELIVERY & PICK-UP
Artworks juried into exhibit are to be hand-delivered to Art Saint Louis on December 27-28 2013, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and picked-up at the end of the show, February 21-22, 2014, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Exhibited works may not be removed from ASL prior to 10 a.m. February 21. ALL works must be removed from Gallery by 4 p.m. February 22. 

ART SAINT LOUIS
Art Saint Louis is a non-profit artists' organization & gallery in downtown St. Louis, MO. For nearly 30 years, Art Saint Louis has worked to cultivate an appreciation for the role that visual artists play in our community. We fulfill our mission by creating and presenting original exhibitions, educational programming and support services to benefit artists and the community. Our proactive efforts help artists achieve professional success and reach new audiences. Art Saint Louis is a registered not-for-profit organization with the State of Missouri and has Federal 501 (c)(3) status. Learn more at www.artstlouis.org

 QUESTIONS?
Robin Hirsch, Artistic Director, Art Saint Louis, robin@artstlouis.org

Pictorialist C A L E N D A R
  • Deadline for entry: October 18, 2013
    We encourage you to MAIL your entry before the deadline.
    The deadline is the LAST date by which you can send your entry, not the only day... just the final day.
  • All entries* MAILED to:
    "Pictorialist," Art Saint Louis
    1223 Pine Street
    St. Louis, MO  63103
    (*entry form filled out in full, entry fee, JPEGs on CD, printed image reference sheet)
  • Jurying Notifications: ALL entering artists will be e-mailed jury results by end of day, November 15
  • Accepted works delivered to ASL: December 27-28, 2013, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Install exhibit: January 5-8, 2014
  • Exhibition Dates: January 11-February 20, 2014
  • FREE Opening Reception:Saturday, January 18, 2014, 6-9 p.m. 
  • Pick-up exhibited works: February 21-22, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 
  • Questions? robin@artstlouis.org
Art Saint Louis  and Mississippi Mud Coffee Roasters
in the historic Park Pacific Building
at 1223 Pine Street
St. Louis, MO 63103
www.artstlouis.org

Gallery & café hours: M & Sat 7 a.m.-4 p.m., Tues-Fri 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

May Gallery talk & opning Friday, 27 September 2013

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Brian Chilson: Chasing the Light

© Brian Chilson

27 September - 25 October 2013

with a talk by Mr. Chilson on Friday, 27 September, at 3 pm in Sverdrup 101

Opening Reception Friday, 27 September, 5-7 pm


and continuing in the Small Wall Gallery, Caroline Philippone: St. Louis, My Love

Friday, September 20, 2013

Congratulations to Hannah Roling

Congratulations to Hannah Roling, finalist in the Photographers Forum annual college photo contest.

 © Hannah Roling

Career & Internship Fair: Wednesday, 9 October 2013

Career Services will be hosting Webster University's annual Career & Internship Fair, Wednesday, October 9, 1:00-3:30 PM, in the University Center Gym at the Home Campus. 
 

 This event is not just for seniors.  There will be many employers ready to share information and discuss full-time, part-time, internship and volunteer opportunities. Click Career Fair Employers, to view a growing list of participating employers.  Encourage your students to attend whether they are freshmen, sophomores, juniors or graduating soon.  The Career Fair is an excellent opportunity for ALL students to gather career related information that relates to their major.  Seniors may be looking for full-time employment, but sophomores and juniors can find out about internships and co-ops.  Freshmen can take the opportunity to talk with recruiters about the classes or experiences needed to prepare for a specific career.  Experience + Degree = Success after Graduation! 

We are attaching the Career Fair Information Checklist to help your students prepare for the event.  Please forward to students via email or post on your electronic bulletin board. 

Students can register and see a list of employers attending by logging in to GorlokJobs.  If they don't have an account, just forward the instructions below:

How to create a GorlokJobs account?

  • Go to the Career Services website at, www.webster.edu/career-services/, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on "GorlokJobs for Students.
  • "Click on "Register" for a new account.
  • Fill in ALL required fields and click "Submit."*
We look forward to seeing you on October 9th!

Mister Rogers & Me: Friday, 20 September 2013

Webster University Film Series Presents
Friday, September 20 at 7:30PM

MISTER ROGERS & ME
(Benjamin Wagner, Christofer Wagner, 2010, US, 79 min.)
The life of Benjamin Wagner is transformed when he meets the recently retired host of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Fred Rogers. On the afternoon of their first meeting, Mister Rogers asked the young journalist about his job as an MTV News producer.  Wagner felt exposed and embarrassed, a PBS mind in a jump cut, sound-bite MTV world.  Mister Rogers said warmly, “I feel so strongly that deep and simple is far more essential than shallow and complex.”  Later, Rogers told Wagner, 'Spread the message, Benjamin.”  The young producer set out on a quest to find depth and simplicity amidst a shallow and complex world through conversations with Susan Stamberg (NPR), Tim Russert (Meet The Press), and more.  A discussion will follow the screening with Co-Directors, Benjamin and Christofer Wagner.

Benjamin Wagner:  Benjamin graduated Syracuse University in 1993 with dual degrees in creative writing and journalism. Following a brief stint at an upstate New York newspaper, he moved to New York City where he began writing for Rolling Stone. He started his MTV News career in 1996, interviewing acts like REM, U2, and Neil Young. He is currently Senior Vice President there.  Benjamin is also a singer/songwriter with twelve independent albums.

Christofer Wagner:  Christofer has worked in broadcast media since receiving a B.S. in Journalism/Political Science from Marietta College in 1990.  His 20 years of media production range from the Emmy-winning news magazine, “Broadcast New York” to ABC's “Monday Night Football” to MTV News’ award-winning "Unfiltered.” Christofer came to New York in 1995 with Broadcast News Networks, spent 11 years with Sony Music Studios and is currently Senior Editor at Creative Group.

For more information please visit http://www2.webster.edu/filmseries

Winfred Moore Auditorium, Webster University, 470 E. Lockwood, Webster Groves, MO 63119

Admission:  FREE to Webster University students and School of Communications faculty and staff.

Monday, September 16, 2013

Canon Photo Contest: Deadline 27 September 2013

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Enter Free for a Chance to Win PIXMA PRO Professional Inkjet Printers and More!
Canon My Favorite People & Places Contest

We want to see all the significant, inspiring and beautiful people and places in your life. From travel snapshots to landscape photography and candid’s to portraiture, we want a glimpse into your world.
Canon Contest Prizes
WINNERS WILL RECEIVE:
arrow A VIP Expo Pass to the 2013 PDN PhotoPlus Expo ($75 value)
arrow A Photo Group Basic Membership ($125 value)
arrow Images featured at PDN PhotoPlus International Conference + Expo in New York, October 23-26, 2013, and published in the December issue of Rangefinder.

CATEGORIES:
PORTRAITS/LANDSCAPE
DEADLINE:
September 27, 2013
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Sunday, September 15, 2013

International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum: Friday, 4 October 2013

2013_IPHFposter
Poster design by Carlos Zamora
The International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum is pleased to announce that it will celebrate the museum’s GRAND OPENING on Friday, October 4, 2013.

In conjunction with First Fridays in Grand Center, the IPHF will be providing FREE ADMISSION to the general public to celebrate its grand opening and will have extended hours from 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM. Regular museum hours and admission prices will begin on Saturday, October 5th from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. You can find more information to help plan your visit on our website www.iphf.org/contact/plan-your-visit/

The fall exhibition, The Past, Present and Future of Nature Photography, will run from October 4, 2013 through January 25, 2014 and features Hall of Fame inductee Peter Dombrovskis, Noppadol Paothong, a photojournalist from the Missouri Department of Conservation, and select images from the National Geographic Young Explorers (ages 20-28) and North American Nature Photography Association High School Scholarship Students (ages 14-19).

International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum
3415 Olive Street
St. Louis, MO 63103
314-535-1999
info@iphf.org

Calls for Work

PhotoPlace Gallery
Middlebury, Vermont
Juried Photography Exhibitions and Publications
Calls for Submissions to Upcoming Juried Exhibitions

TRANSFORMATIONS: THE ORDINARY MADE EXTRAORDINARY
Juror: Ellen Jantzen, award-winning photographer
Deadline: September 30, 2013

FIGURES | CONTEXTS
Juror: Cig Harvey, photographer and educator extraordinaire
Deadline: October 28, 2013

IMAGINED REALITIES
Jurors: Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison, internationally-revered image-makers
Deadline: November 25, 2013

For details please visit the PhotoPlace website