Showing posts with label photo festivals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo festivals. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Photonola - a self professed photography festival New Orleans style



This 3rd Annual photography festival sponsored by the New Orleans Photo Alliance, seeks to bring galleries, museums, and photographers together to celebrate a month long list of festivities. Of particular interest to me is the workshop with Susan Burnstine, focusing on how as an emerging photographer to present your work to the fine art market. I wish I could have done this a year ago. 

Principle to the festival are the portfolio review sessions held on December 6 & 7. Unfortunately,  registration is closed but you can still get on the waiting list should someone else have to cancel. 
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Rhubarb International Photography Festival

Maybe, I can go next year! 

Anyway, the Rhubarb Festival is open for portfolio review bookings. Unlike most portfolio review events, you are able to book your own reviewer schedule here. Sweet! Festival fills up fast so act quickly if you are planning to attend. Events run July 31st - August 3rd.


From their website:

Rhubarb-Rhubarb is the internationally renowned West Midlands based Development Agency for photographic artists working with traditional and new technologies . Rhubarb-Rhubarb works to build the confidence of photographers facing the rapidly changing fine art image world and marketplaces - virtual and in real time.

For artists living and working in the West Midlands, we offer one to one portfolio reviews across the region, a Bursary Scheme supported by Arts Council England for a free day at the International Photographic Review, mentoring through schemes such as Morning After with our sister company, Creative Alliance, and opportunities for showing at and travelling to a range of international events and festivals.

Beyond the West Midlands we have a programme of development relevant to different stages of experience and knowledge – for third year students, graduates, self taught and early emerging artists working with the photographic image, we have designed Cultivate, a programme which runs twice yearly in different regions of the UK.

Mid career and established image practitioners are invited to apply for places at The International Portfolio Event - known as Europe’s premiere review of this kind, which is held annually in Birmingham, UK. Or attend seminars, workshops and one to one or group consultancy regarding future opportunity or market profiling.

Through these activities, we aim to nurture talent, inspire growth, create opportunities for future image endeavours and bring together photographers with international experts who can influence and advise on current market matters and share image world knowledge.


Rhubarb-Rhubarb also curates, organises and manages exhibitions and commissions, and is developing its approaches to selling fine art photographs, working with some of the world’s most renowned galleries, curators, publishers, collectors and agents.

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Friday, April 4, 2008

Interested in attending a photography festival this Summer? LOOK no further.

LOOK3 in Charlottesville, VA has some interesting offerings if you are looking for a photography festival to try and attend this Summer. Workshops run June 7-12 with the main schedule of events happening on June 12-14. The festival schedule promises an eclectic mix of inspirational opportunities. Of particular interest to me is the workshop with David Alan Harvey. If you have a chance, check out his website and review the student workshop blog.  Sphere: Related Content