FINALLY! A way to get great images of your artwork regularly and
affordably!
NEXT CLINIC.... MARCH 20th!!
A professional photographer will be set up in the gallery at Davis Art
Advisory every THIRD SATURDAY of the month to receive and photograph
artwork for artists and collectors. SIMPLE!
IDEAL FOR : Website · Marketing · Gallery Submissions · Newsletters ·
Catalogue · Etc.
WHAT:
Professional images of works on paper, paintings and sculpture
Receive (1) raw image and (1) 300ppi cropped and color corrected image
per photo.
WHEN:
Every Third Saturday!
Drop off artwork between 9am and 3pm. All work must be picked up by
6pm
Alternate days available by appointment ($150 minimum)
HOW:
Schedule your drop off.
Receive a CD of prepped images or download within 1-5 days.
info@davisartadvisory.com or 347 306 1859
PRICE:
• $20 per 2D object
(1) raw image / (1) 300ppi color corrected
$10 per additional angle or resolution (ie. 72 dpi cropped image for
email)
• $40 per 3D objects for 2 angles
(2) raw image / (2) 300ppi color corrected
• $20 for a Portfolio Report that meets professional standards
• Add a Professional Artist Critique/ Career Coaching Consultation for
$100 ($130 value)
• Head Shots: $45
WHERE:
Davis Art Advisory in the Arcade (Suite 75 upstairs)
Read about packages and discount opportunities at www.davisartadvisory.com/art_documentation
Monday, March 15, 2010
Get great images of your Artwork: MARCH 20th!! Third Saturday Photography & Documentation Clinic
Friday, May 1, 2009
Calls for Artists: Yeiser Art Center - Paducah - Photo 09 & Wood-O-Rama
Yeiser Art Center announces two calls for 2009:
Paducah Photo 09
Paducah Summer Festival Photo Competition, in its 34th year, is now Paducah Photo 09. The Yeiser Art Center, Paducah's oldest and most prestigious gallery has agreed to host the competition.
For all rules, specifications, and entry methods see
http://www.paducahphoto.com/rules
or call the Yeiser at 270-442-2453
Exhibit runs July 17 - August 29, 2009.
Wood-O-Rama
A national competitive exhibition which showcases a cross section of both innovative and traditional woodwork of outstanding quality and craftsmanship. Any piece created using wood as the primary medium is welcome. Open to professional artists 18 years and over working and living in the United States or Canada. Work must have been completed within the past two years. See www.theyeiser.org or call 270-442-2453 for entry details.
Exhibit runs October 9 – November 7 2009.
Teri Moore
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway St.
Paducah, KY 42001
P: 270.442.2453
F: 270.442.0828
info@theyeiser.org
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
David Bean presents Light and Commerce Workshop. April 18, 2009
http://www.lightandcommerce.com/
This workshop will cover not just the technical, but will delve deep into the business side of photography as well. It is ideal for anyone who wants to transition into commercial photography or just take the craft to a new level. You will learn from BOTH an artistic/technical and business side how to produce and pull off commercial photo shoots as well as how to not just run a business, but “stay” in business and turn profits.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Davis Art Advisory seeking Web Designer & Photographer
Davis Art Advisory is currently SEEKING a professional:
WEB DESIGNER who can assist my clients with developing a professional, clean, modern artist website.
PHOTOGRAPHER who can document my client’s art portfolio for either reproduction or use on websites.
Also someone who can document a corporate or private art collection. The gallery can be used to do photo-shoots if necessary.
**Because we will be referring clients to you, we request negotiating a gallery commission on these projects.**
CONTACT: Sera Davis, Owner, Davis Art Advisory at info@davisartadvisory.com
*Provide: Resume, pricing, examples of past projects.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
PhotoTreks in Dublin, Ireland mar 28- apr 4 2009
PhotoTreks is traveling to Dublin, Ireland for excellent photography and a little Luck-of-the-Irish! Travel dates - March 28th to April 4th – no foolin’!
Did you get a new camera for Christmas!? Bring it with you on the next PhotoTreks Photo Mentoring Guided Tour! Travel with two highly creative and technically knowledgeable mentors to Dublin, Ireland – shoot all day – present each evening with the group – compare and learn! Expand your stock photography library! Advance your skills by learning from the pros one-on-one!
Book by January 21, 2009 and save $100 dollars – limited to 20 Trekkers!
For more information and all the details – http://www.phototreks.net
TACA Winter Worskshop 2009
Winter Workshop 2009
We are offering a one day workshop February 21 with a "weather date" of February 28. It will be at Appalachian Center for Craft in Smithville with a cost of $40 for the whole day per person. Registration is scheduled for 9:00am. First session will begin promptly at 10:00. Lunch will be available for purchase in the cafeteria at noon. Second session will begin promptly at 1:30pm. The workshop should conclude at 3:30. Both sessions are included in the $40. There will be NO discount, free pass or half day charge.
Topics will be:
Craft Fairs 101: A diverse panel of experts will present their ideas about what you need to know to be successful in the craft fair market. They will exchange points of view and then be open to your questions. Bring your questions and note pad. Panel will include: Dale Baucum, long time potter; Marcie Christensen, coordinator of Francisco's Farm Festival and founder of CompassRoseWorks; Wendy Outland, art consultant, juror and founder of Who Knows Art; and Breanna Rockstad-Kincaid, fiber artist.
Digital photography: Starting with the Fall 2009 Fair TACA will accept only digital photography for fair applications. Learn what you need to know about making the digital transition. John Peden will explain the mechanics and terminology of digital photography as it applies to recording your images and applying to craft fairs. Get aboard the digital revolution! John Peden teaches digital photography at Tennessee Technology Center in Murfreesboro.
Postmark deadline is February 6. If there are not 50 participants, workshop will be cancelled. You must provide phone and/or email.
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TACA
PO Box 120066
Nashville, TN 37212-0066
Name ________________________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________________
Phone __________________ Email ________________________________
Thursday, November 13, 2008
State of the Art Lecture: Dawoud Bey—Representing the Human Subject @ Frist: Dec 4 2008: Free
State of the Art Lecture: Dawoud Bey—Representing the Human Subject
Thursday, December 4, 6:30 p.m.
Auditorium, FREE
The State of the Art lecture series focuses on issues in the contemporary art world and feature presentations by nationally and internationally renowned authorities.
This lecture coincides with an exhibition on view at the Frist Center: The Best of Photography and Film from the George Eastman House Collection, which features more than 200 iconic photographs, films and film-related materials selected from the world-renowned collection of George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film in Rochester, New York.
Dawoud Bey began his career as a photographer in 1975 with a series of photographs, Harlem, USA, that were later exhibited in his first one-person exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem in 1979. He has since had numerous exhibitions worldwide, at such institutions as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, National Portrait Gallery (London), and the Whitney Museum of American Art (New York), where his works were also included in the 2000 Whitney Biennial. The Walker Art Center (location) organized a mid-career survey of his work in 1995 that traveled to institutions throughout the United States and Europe. A major publication, “Dawoud Bey: Portraits, 1975-1995,” was published in conjunction with the exhibition.
Bey’s works are included in the permanent collections of numerous museums, including the Art Institute of Chicago, the Brooklyn Museum, the Detroit Institute of Arts, the High Museum of Art (Atlanta, Ga.), Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago), National Portrait Gallery (London), Whitney Museum of American Art (New York) and many others. He has received numerous awards and fellowships over the course of his career including fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Bey has taught at colleges, universities, and other institutions for the past 30 years, and is currently professor of photography at Columbia College Chicago. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree from Yale University School of Art, and is presently represented in the United States by Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago.
Photography Lecture Series @ Frist: Nov & Dec 2008: Free
Photography Lecture Series
Thursdays, November 6, 20 & December 11, 6:30 p.m.
Auditorium, FREE
The Frist Center is pleased to present a special three-part photography lecture series, featuring expert speakers who will each address a different aspect of the medium. The series is presented in conjunction with the current exhibition, The Best of Photography and Film From the George Eastman House Collection. The series is free to the public.
Thursday, November 20
Photography Lecture Series, Part II
“Is the Medium the Message?”
In 1964, Marshall McLuhan declared that the “medium is the message.” Susan H. Edwards, Ph.D., executive director and CEO of the Frist Center and photography scholar, examines his claims in the context of the history of photography. She discusses how images produced by photochemical processes immediately altered perceptions of time and space. Her talk confirms that the medium of photography changed the course of police work, medicine, journalism, the visual arts and material culture. In the digital age, even the social consequences of photography are changing. What is the message of this medium? How is the digital divide changing society?
Thursday, December 11
Photography Lecture Series, Part III
“Civil War Photography”
Guest speaker Brooks Johnson, consultant to the Chrysler Museum of Art (Norfolk, Va.), explores the work of photographers of the Civil War and iconic photographs on view in The Best of Photography and Film from the George Eastman House Collection. In addition, he explains the various photographic techniques used during this time period.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Tennessee Photographer John Guider Talk at State Museum: Nov 9
Tennessee Historical Society and the Tennessee State Museum
Third Annual Book Fair
at Tennessee State Museum
Sunday November 9, 2008
1:30-4pm
Several presenters will be participating in talks including...
John Guider
Tennessee photographer
The River Inside
3 PM
Tennessee photographer John Guider stepped into his 16-foot canoe on Spencer Creek in Williamson County five years ago and began his incredible journey. He canoed down the Harpeth, Cumberland, Tennessee, and Ohio rivers, before paddling the mighty Mississippi and arriving at his final destination of New Orleans. Guider completed the upper portions of the Mississippi in three subsequent solo canoe trips taken from 2005 to 2007.
In a journal chronicling his daily routine, Guider recorded the life he observed along the riverbanks and the details of what he felt were narrow escapes from life-threatening situations. The River Inside, is the title of both the State Museum exhibition and corresponding book that speaks to the resonance between life-sustaining water sources and human beings.
Guider's book is a compelling narrative of his life-changing journey, as well as a work of art, with high-impact photographs and graphics. With a cast of colorful characters, a series of near-deadly mishaps, a respect for the Mississippi as a wonder of nature and of commerce, and the wit and wisdom of a true poet, The River Inside is a one-of-a-kind tale.
At 3:00 p.m., Guider will present an account of his journey. Visitors to the book fair will be able to view Guider's exhibition, which includes 75 platinum prints from a selection of more than 10,000 images he took along the way, his canoe, river maps, and camera equipment. A short documentary film, distilling the essence of Guider's trips, produced by Brittany Hailes and Coke Sams of Nashville's Ruckus Film, complements the exhibition
LINKS
http://www.tnmuseum.org/exhibitions.cfm/68
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIxw0Hx6plQ
The Tennessee State Museum is located at Fifth Ave. and Deaderick Street in downtown Nashville. Free parking is available on the weekends in the state parking lots to the north and west of the Tennessee State Capitol.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
TNVLA presents: LEGAL ISSUES FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS: Oct 20, 2008: RSVP: OCT17
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