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Featuring artworks from our 3rd Annual Analog Film Photography Exhibit
Artist: Sara Hollamby
Category: Alternative Processing
Artist Bio-
Sara Hollamby is the artist, photographer, and creator of Esoteric Photo + Design, a boutique fine art photography studio based in Orlando. For more than 10 years, she has worked to develop and create pristine visual art for evocative thought through her eclectic and experimental style and conceptual practices.
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New works shot by James Hand using Fujifilm 400 pro H
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Artist: Jaime Aelavanthara
Featuring Works From;
2018-2020
Where the Roots Rise
Where the roots rise, in a forest full of ecru bone, the woman of the woods awakes to a world of myth and ruination. Where the roots rise and the sun seeds, decay runs rampant—seasons change. The woman passes through time like mist devolved—nature lies in await to stake its claim.
Where the Roots Rise articulates humankind’s capacity to decay as a marker of our identity. Set in the swamps and woods of Florida, natural places where one encounters life and death, growth and decay, the series chronicles the intimate relationship of a woman and her surrounding nonhuman environment. The woman collects the bones, branches, and flora and treads with the animals, both dead and living. Recognizing the deaths of other creatures, this woman observes in death, she, too, will be repurposed and consumed by the earth. The cyanotype process shifts focus from potentially colorful landscapes and figures to patterns, textures, and the relationships of forms within the images. Tea-staining the prints dulls the blue and adds warmth. Printing on Japanese Kitakata paper, which is prone to ripping, tearing, and wrinkling, reflects the deterioration of nature and gives the prints a feeling of fragility. This work reflects upon the forms, the impermanence, and the interconnectedness of natural life.
From Monochrome: Angst, Ambiance, Abstraction
Artist: Cesar Camacho
Street Photography Exhibit
OPEN RECEPTION: Jan 5th & 6th / 5-9PM
221 E. Colonial DR.
Orlando FL
32801
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GALLERY EXHIBITION
This exhibition will have 4 photographers selected by our juror. 2 Color and 2 Black and White. Additional artists will be considered for publication.
The book will be available through Blurb.
ENTRY FEE
$35 per entry (an entry includes up to 10 photos).
APPLICATION
We will provide Free printing, Free matting and Free framing for all of our exhibitions.
FILE AGREEMENT FOR ACCEPTED PHOTOGRAPHERS
All work must be available for sale. AFPA will take a 40% commission of any sales. All work must have editions. We will only print one copy of the selected images for the exhibition.
Images will only be used for exhibition, book and promotion only.
Must include artist bio, statement and CV
How to apply: Send in the entry fee and then send an email to: [email protected]
Copyright: All rights to the photographs remain with the photographer.
Notification: All photographers will be notified 10-12 days after the deadline about juror selections.
Entry Agreement: With the submission of artwork into the “Street Photography” the artist agrees to all the terms and conditions set forth in this prospectus.
Cover artist: Jason Au
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We are happy to announce our next show: The Art of Instant Film Photography
DEADLINE: November 23, 2019
OPEN RECEPTION: December 6th
ELIGIBILITY
The exhibition is open to all photographers world wide, both amateur and professional.
ONLINE EXHIBITION
This exhibition will have 100 photographs selected by our juror
All 100 photographs from the show will be included in a book available for purchase on Blurb Books.
GUIDELINES
Images must be shoot with an instant camera.
FILE AGREEMENT FOR ACCEPTED PHOTOGRAPHERS
For this online exhibition we will not print any of the images without the consent from the artist. Images will only be use for exhibition, book and promotion only.
For more information please contact me or visit our website.
Special thanks to Aggie ._.01 for her beautiful shot Polaroid.
Art works from the Analog Film Photography Exhibition.
Works from "Seeing Double" series. Darkroom prints.
Artist: Zack Draper ©
221 East Colonial Drive
Orlando, FL
32801
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