“Organized to celebrate the printed image in book form through photography and repurposed images, Unfolding Images is a functioning library and reading room, allowing visitors the opportunity to review a juried selection of photobooks at the CAC during PhotoNOLA 2013.”

Exhibition Juror & Associate Director of Pier 24 Seth Curcio has chosen the following 28 submissions for inclusion in the 2013 Unfolding Images exhibition:

Kael Alford, Bottom of Da Boot
Clark Allen, Heaven
Karine Baptiste, Fragments
Chris Bennett, House of Sound
Sterling Cox and Staci Bu Shea, Google Translate from English to Spanish to English to Russian to English to Arabic to English to Esperanto to English
Rachael Deeley, Looking Backward
Sandi Haber Fifield, After The Threshold
Sharon Harper, From Above and Below
Aaron Huey, Mitakuye Oyasin
Lucas Foglia, A Natural Order
Atsushi Fujiwara, Nangokusho Ode to the Southern Lands of Japan
Paul Gaffney, We Make the Path by Walking
David Jakelic, Split Perspectives
Justin Kimball, Pieces of String
Hajime Kimura, Kodama
Tammy Mercure, Twelve Nashville Waffle Houses
Jo Metson Scott, The Grey Line
Rebecca Norris Webb, My Dakota
Paccarik Orue, There Is Nothing Beautiful Around Here
Al Palmer, Flood of Sunshine
Louie Palu, Mira Mexico
Jared Ragland, Aggregates
Mateuz Sarello, Swell
Bryan Schutmaat, Grays the Mountain Sends
Max Sher, A Remote Barely Audible Evening Waltz
Luke Strosnider, I Wish You Where Here
Dan R. Talley and Stan A. Sharshal, The Ineffable Conversation
Jagoda Wisniewska, Cherry Compote

All publications selected for the Unfolding Images exhibition will be placed into the CAC’s photobook library. Books not selected for the December exhibition have been placed in the CAC Photobook Library for future exhibition & public viewing opportunities.

Location: Bldg H, Arts Center, ECC Campus
Hours: Monday – Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m., Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Parking: Park in the red lot marked H. Enter the college through the lobby of Building H

June 7 – July 14
Juried by Natasha Egan and Karen Irvine

Reception and Awards Presentation: Friday, June 7, 6-8pm

RSVP for the reception on Facebook.

Lillstreet Gallery is proud to present its first exhibition devoted to photography. Museum of Contemporary Photography Director Natasha Egan and Associate Director Karen Irvine chose just 25 images from a submission pool of almost 900. The selected works, all made within the last five years by artists living in the Midwest, present a range of photographic styles and subjects. Participating artist include: Richard Aardsma, Eric Bladholm, Robin Carlson, Matthew Crowther, Julie DiDomenico, Barbara Diener, Jeremy Dreier, David Elliott, Gregg Evans, Daniel Farnum, Juan Fernandez, Jessica Harvey, Mariah Karson, James Pepper Kelly, Noori Kim, Sarah-Marie Land, Nate Mathews, Colleen Mullins, Jennifer Murray, Georgia Schwender, Jay Turner Frey Seawell, Sarah Stonefoot, Luke Strosnider, Jessica Tampas, and Peter Yankowsky.

My piece Thirty Skies (Amsterdam/New Amsterdam) is included in the latest issue of “Cahiers Intempestifs”.

The publication is gorgeous: a folio of loose-bound folded prints, held in a clear lucite box.

For more info, visit the Cahiers Intempestifs website.

An excerpt:

Q: You’ve just completed a successful Kickstarter campaign to raise money to self publish a book. Tell me about that. What’s the project?

A: My wife and I had the opportunity to live in Amsterdam for a short time — about 5 months — and we also traveled a little bit to some other European cities. While I was there, I’d hit the streets with my camera, wandering, making pictures of whatever I came upon. The first few weeks, I felt like my photos were touristy: canals, old churches, etc. But as I got more familiar with the city, my eyes changed and I began to feel a bit more like a resident. Still, throughout the whole time, I felt somewhere between a “tourist” and “resident”, and not really either one totally. It was an amazing experience, and it inspired me to think about the things that define tourism, travel, and familiarity with a place.

Read more: Photo Center NW Blog > Q&A with Alumni, Luke Strosnider (01/23/13)

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Vast Vistas: Landscape in New Media

290 Congress Street, Boston, MA (Google Map)
Curated by George Fifield and Heidi Kayser

Boston Cyberarts presents its second exhibition in Atlantic Wharf’s new dedicated art galler,Vast Vistas: Landscape in New Media, an exhibition of work by four artists: Julia Hechtman, Georgie Friedman, Jane Marsching and Luke Strosnider.

The exhibition dates are December 12, 2011 – February 10, 2012.
The exhibition is free and open to the public.