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About Us
The Atlanta Photography Group (APG) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization which promotes the photographic arts through education, exhibitions, programming and support groups. (Photo courtesy of Chip Simone) |
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3/13/11
| First Thursday at Tula Art Center
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3/16/11
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Speaking of Photography with Danielle Avram (details below)
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3/19/11
| Last day to pick up photos from Push Pin
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3/19/11
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Jason Francisco Lecture at the High
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"Sunflower with Caustics"
� Alan Schrank
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"What Makes a Woman Tick"
� Larry Paulsen
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"Sentient Being"
� Michael W. Ellison
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Show Dates: April 1 - May 20, 2011
Opening: Friday, April 1st, 7:30PM
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Gallery Attendants Needed
Attendants are needed for the dates listed below,
from 12:00 - 4:00pm. No experience necessary as the gallery maintains a gallery guide with all the information you need to know!
March (all Saturdays) 12, 19, 23, 26
April 1, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 29, 30
To volunteer, please email Polly Barr.
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Speaking of Photography with Danielle Avram
"Building a Portfolio"
Wednesday, March 16, 7:30PM
Don't miss this event! Danielle will discuss what curators look for when reviewing a portfolio, and how you can best prepare your work to show to others. Exactly what you always wanted to know, right?
Bio
Danielle Avram is an independent curator based in Atlanta, GA. She has a BA in Art and Performance from the University of Texas at Dallas, and an MFA in Visual Art from Tufts University in conjunction with the School of the Museum of Fine Arts.
From 2008 to 2011 Danielle worked as a Curatorial Assistant for the departments of Photography and Modern and Contemporary Art at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta. During her tenure she curated four exhibitions of works from the permanent collection, and helped to develop the Photography department's 2012 Picturing the South commission series featuring artists Martin Parr, Kael Alford and Shane Lavalette. Prior to her work at the High, Danielle taught studio photography and photo history at UT Dallas and the Museum School.
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Jason Francisco Lecture
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
High Museum of Art - Rich Theatre
March 19th, 2011 - 2pm
"Atlanta based artist, Jason Francisco, will discuss the influence of famed photographer, Cartier-Bresson, on his work. Francisco is an acclaimed and widely exhibited photographer, books artist, writer on visual culture, and theorist of the photographic image." --High Museum of Art This program is free and seating is limited. Read Jason Francisco's review of the Cartier-Bresson exhibit HERE on ArtsCriticATL.com. |
APG's Push Pin Event
Thanks to all of the photographers who came out for a fun night at the gallery on February 25th! If you weren't able to attend, stop by the gallery before March 16th to see what you missed. Prints will remain hanging until that date. All participating photographers, please pick up your remaining work during regular gallery hours, March 16th through the 19th. Special thanks goes out to APG members Tom Meyer for his beautiful instant portraits throughout the event, as well as Martin Krohne and friend, Joe, for providing a great night of musical entertainment! Above photos courtesy of Polly Barr
Above photos courtesy of Marthenya Truitt |
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Susan Barmon
Susan Barmon recently had a 5 page article about her work published in the online magazine, CSA Journal (issue 48, 2010).
"Photographer Susan Barmon captures natural and man made objects with the lens and transforms them into something more than still life. Her photographic "documentaries," too, give viewers a glimpse into settings they would otherwise never experience." --Karen M. Lazarus, BFA, CSA Journal (Read article here)
Ellen Jantzen Ellen Jantzen is the featured photographer for the March/April 2011 issue of the online magazine, Ragazine. The article includes work from her latest series and from work completed in 2010. "Credulity" � Ellen Jantzen "The web is filled with a wealth of photographic material, some charming, some 'anyone could do', some that takes you by the shoulders and shakes you awake, some that puts you to sleep. Ellen Jantzen's photographs call you back, like the memory of an event you can't shake - images that cling, bringing to mind past events, and casting light on an unknown and mysterious future." --Ragazine Magazine ARE YOU AN APG MEMBER WITH PUBLISHED WORK? We'd love to hear about it! Drop us an email with the details.(We like pictures too!) |
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