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The Placerville Arts Association is having its up-coming national juried show, the 52nd annual Mother Lode Art Exhibition, to be held August 5-19 in Placerville, CA. The deadline to enter is June 18. You can find all the information on their website, here. In addition to the rules, you can see a slide show of the... Continue Reading →
Viewpoint Gallery is hosting a really cool photo exhibit on night (and dusk) photography in the Sacramento region! This unique exhibit was inspired by the Instagram page #sacafterdark which is curated by Vicky Thompson. The curatorial committee at Viewpoint reviewed hundreds of images from this page and selected 80 for the exhibit. All the Viewpoint curatorial members were impressed... Continue Reading →
Viewpoint Photographic Art Center and the Crocker Art Museum come together to showcase photographic works by college and high school students in Sacramento. This is a special exhibition for the inaugural Photography Month Sacramento (and will be accepted as one of the Second Saturday events for Professor Worsfold's Extra Credit, even though it's not on... Continue Reading →
The Professional Photographers of the Sacramento Valley is having Tim Engle, a top commercial/fashion photographer in our region, talk during the evening lecture program on April 11th at 2003 Howe Avenue, Sacramento. Our department has a student membership program, so the first 5 students who show up are free. Tim Engle, will discuss how he... Continue Reading →
George Lepp, a Canon Explorer of Light, will be giving a lecture and presentation of his work on April 5th from 6-8 on the CRC campus. The lecture is free and open to the public and will be located in Winn 150 (the Winn Center Community Room). George's work can be seen here: http://www.georgeleppimages.com/ The Explorers of... Continue Reading →
This is a great opportunity to put your work out there and possibly win some amazing prizes. The Spring Contest is open to all amateur photographers, both student and non-student, in the United States, Canada and worldwide...but NO PROFESSIONAL photographers can enter...(open to read entire article)
