Announcements

8 posts

Pigment Over Metal Leaf Prints

The purpose of this post is to announce a new print offering I’m making available.  If you’d like more information on or would like to order a print, you can use the Contact form to get in touch.

The description is Pigment over Metal Leaf. These are pigment-based giclée prints on specially prepared translucent vellum with metal leaf applied to the back. The vellum is hand coated to accept the inks. After the print is made and has set up, the metal leaf is applied to the back of the print. The vellum is treated to maximise transparency and the luminescence of the leaf shines through the front of the print. Continue reading

New Gallery Opening

The Pine Ridge Arts Council is opening a new gallery in Pickering. The gallery will open on November 11 and be open through the end of March 2010.

The SilverStone Gallery will feature artists from Durham Region and will showcase a wide variety of artistic forms from painting and photography through sculpture and jewelery and fabric art.

Twenty-four artists have been selected to display for the first two months. The artist roster will then be changed for the last two months.

I will be one of the artists in the gallery for the first two months.

The opening ceremony/reception will be on Sunday, November 14 at 3:00 p.m.

Gallery hours:
Thursday/Friday – 2:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday/Sunday – 2:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Free Photojournalism Workshop

Whitby Station Gallery is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. As a part of the festivities, the gallery is hosting a free – yes FREE! – workshop in photojournalism with acclaimed PJ Mike Bérubé. The event takes place on Sunday, September 26 from 12:00 to 1:30. Check the gallery’s website for more information.

New York State Museum Exhibit Submissions

I received an email from a representative of the New York State Museum about an upcoming exhibit they’re hosting of landscape photos of New York State asking if I’d help spread the word.  The text of the presser is copied below.  My only caveat would be; if you want to, to verify what rights you may be signing away by submitting images.  There’s a Terms of Use on the submission link but you may want to check that there is nothing additional that you may be granting them.

State Education Department/University of the State of New York/Office of Cultural Education

New York State Museum   News

MADISON AVENUE, ALBANY, NY  12230

FAX:  518/486-3696

Contact:

Joanne Guilmette

518/474-8730

Jguilmet@mail.nysed.gov

NYS MUSEUM INVITES PHOTO SUBMISSIONS FOR UPCOMING EXHIBIT

ALBANY, NY — The New York State Museum is inviting the public to submit their digital photographs of scenic New York State landscapes, the best of which will be showcased in an upcoming Museum exhibition and displayed on the Museum website and Flickr page.

Scenic landscapes exist in every corner of New York State and are often found on picture perfect postcards that read “wish you were here.” The State Museum’s exhibition, Wish You Were Here! New York State Photographed by You will open in the State Museum’s West Hall Corridor on September 3, featuring a selection of the best landscape photographs submitted by the public. These can be photographs of a beloved vacation spot or even the backyard, neighborhood street or other favorite place. Images chosen for the exhibition, as well as others that are submitted, will also appear on the Museum’s website. Photographs will still be accepted after September 3, since new ones will continually be added to both the gallery and website.

Wish You Were Here will complement another exhibition in the Museum’s adjacent West

Gallery —   Not Just Another Pretty Place: The Landscape of New York. Also opening on September 3, this will be the first exhibition of landscape art to be culled from the Museum’s vast collections.

Those wishing to submit photos for Wish You Were Here will find further information at

www.nysm.nysed.gov/wishyouwerehere.

The New York State Museum is a program of the New York State Education Department’s Office of Cultural Education. Founded in 1836, the museum has the longest continuously operating state natural history research and collection survey in the U.S. Located on Madison Avenue in Albany, the Museum is open daily from 9:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. except on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. Further information can be obtained by calling (518) 474-5877 or visiting the museum website at www.nysm.nysed.gov.