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*LAST CHANCE*
Foot in the Door: Tips for Submitting your Work
June 13th, 6:00-7:30 pm
at Longwood Art Gallery @ Hostos
Don't miss out on this informative (and *free*) workshop with En Foco staff. Get tips on understanding submission requirements, avoiding curator pet peeves, writing artist statements, and submitting w ork for grants, exhibitions and other opportunities.
This workshop is an excellent resource if you are planning to submit to New Works #11 (See below). Click here for more details.
RSVP to katie[at]enfoco.org or call En Foco at 718-931-9311.
Longwood Art Gallery is located at 450 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY. Get there by subway on the 2,4,5 to 149th-Grand Concourse.
Photo: Gail Nathan (Bronx River Art Center) admiring Stephen Marc's work, at En Foco's New Works #10 exhibit at Longwood Art Gallery. Photo by Miriam Romais.
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New Works #11 Deadline Approaches
En Foco's Photography Awards is an annual program open to American photographers of African, Asian, Latino/a, Native American and Pacific Islander heritage. The goal is to create or complete an in-depth photographic series which explores themes emanating from personal experiences. Three photographers will be selected from a national call for entries to receive:
- An honorarium of $600 plus exhibition prep stipend
- Photographic supplies (varies according to funding year)
- Technical assistance
- A photographer's page on www.enfoco.org
- and a group exhibition in New York City.
Juror: Melissa Harris, Editor of Aperture magazine
Guidelines are available at www.enfoco.org, or download here
NEW DEADLINE: July 16, 2007
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New Workshop: June 27
Cutting Your Own Exhibition Mats is a hands-on workshop, with Marisol Díaz. Not only will you learn how, but members also gain access to using En Foco's professional mat cutting equipment.
Find out more...
$25 for members; $50 for non-members.
Space is limited to 10 participants.
Buy now, to guarantee your spot.
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Nueva Luz - Volume 12#1
Don't miss out on the next issue of Nueva Luz, coming soon!
It features Sama Alshaibi, Larry McNeil (cover artist) and Dulce Pinzón, with commentary by Hannah Freiser,
Director of Light Work in Syracuse, NY.
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