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Saturday, February 26, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Catering Options (PLEASE MAKE SUGGESTIONS)
Below is a preliminary list of catering possibilities. The budget needs to be make ASAP for catering, so everyone please make an effort to comment on this post with suggestions, other options, type of food, etc. Keep in mind, the discussion should be proactive instead of retroactive. Catering is not optional, so please help us with some positive suggestions or comments.
Thanks!
Blair Condon
“Skilligalee” (www.skilligalee.com)
-Average $3.75 – $5.50 per person for Cold Hors d’ oeuvres
-Average $4.25 - $5.75 per person for Hot Hors d’ oeuvres
types of food:
(Cold)
(Hot)
Fruit and cheese platter ($3.75)(My manager mentioned donating these)
Vegetable medley platter with ranch dressing ($3.75)
Smoked salmon with wasabi mayonnaise ($4.95)
Crabmeat or shrimp ball with crackers ($4.75)
Fried grouper fingers (3 per person/$5.00)
Hot crab dip with crackers ($5.25)
Bacon wrapped scallops w/ ginger teriyaki sauce ($4.50)
Mushroom caps stuffed with crabmeat (3 per person/$5.00)
Mini beef wellington (2 per person/$5.75)
Angela Hall
“Food for Functions”
-$8 per person for appetizers
-$10 per person lunch
types of food: vegan lasagna, mashed potato bar, sushi…
Jamie Zill
“3 Monkeys”
-Appetizers ~ $7.00-$10.00
-Soups/Salads ~ $5.00 - $9.00
-Pizza ~ $9.00 - $11.00
-Sandwiches ~ $8.00 - $9.50
Erin Sonoda
“Comfort”
Lunch about $10-$12 choose two entrees and get four sides for 20 people
Pulled pork BBQ, turkey breast, grilled chicken, pork chops (grilled/blackened), catfish
(fried/blackened)
green beans, French fries, squash casserole, mac and cheese, homemade chips etc
soup and salad about $4-$5 dollars per person
fried green tomato appetizers $7/person
Sandwiches- $8
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Valentines Day BAKE SALE (MONDAY)
Valentines Day Bakesale:
If you are making V-day themed baked goods please bring them to Katie Stanton's house on Sunday at 6 pm. Her apt is 900 W. Marshall st. apt 101. Cell # 540-834-7206
We also need volunteers to help sell on Monday. If you have anytime during the day we will be selling in the concrete and grass steps behind Pollack building. We have people from the refreshment group to work from 10-2 and 4-8 but we need people help the table from 2-4.
Please comment below if you can volunteer your time or be a baker! We need someone to be there !!!
So comment about what you are planning on baking and if you have time to help out on Monday.
Thank you!
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Book/Postcard Final Proposal (PLEASE VOTE & TURN IN INFO SHEET)
Information needed:
We have created a survey/information list for everyone to fill out. (WILL BE HANDED OUT IN YOUR RESPECTIVE CLASS) We hope to received 29 sheets back. The list is for everyone to fill out their name, full name, (first, middle initial, last), your email or website, hometown (city, state), something you enjoy doing, something interesting about you, and the number of books you are planning to purchase (yourself/family/friends) so we can order. These are information we are gathering from everyone. Everything may or may not be included, but as of right now, we would like to collect these things from everyone.
Please complete it and hand it to your P&B representative in your class by next Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011.
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BOOK:
We have decided to order the books from BLURB book company.
-It will be soft cover.
-It will include closely around 70 pages.
-Each person will have 2 pages (1 spread): (One will be for text(name, info, etc), and one for image or collage images) *Please start planning and thinking about this)
Peers, you must VOTE on your preferred format.
*Do keep in mind, if you do not vote, the majority will select the choice and you will have to work with it. DEADLINE for the voting will be this Friday, Feb.11, 2011. Tallying and decisions will be finalized in order for us to start designing. We appreciate your participation.
OPTION A: 7 x 7 inch (square format)
OPTION B: 10 x 8 inch (landscape format)
Additional information: the cost for book per will amount to around $25.00.
*If we can raise enough money through bake sales or raffles, we could potential pay $0.00 for them.
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POSTCARD:
We have decided to go with Overnightprints.
Rounded corner, glossy, nice card stock.
4 x 6 in postcard, 100 will be $20.97 per person. Group total will amount to $609.00
Things that will go on the postcard include:
-Name (full, first, middle initial, last)
-email OR website (those who do not have an email will just go with email)
-city, state
-title of image on the front, dimension, medium (digital, darkroom prints)
-VCU logo
-Senior Show, date, time, and location
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ADDITIONAL CONCERNS:
We are wondering if it would be possible to sale things at the show as well.
I know catering is planned for the show, but things such as beverages could be sold by bottles or cans and earn us additional money.
Perhaps acquire an liquor license so that we can sell alcohol, if this is considered, we will have to contact and talk to Tracie or John to obtain permission.
Just some ideas we tossed around.
--
-Lanvi Nguyen
(PLEASE COMMENT TO CAST YOUR VOTE, BUT REFER TO BOOK/POSTCARD REP IN YOUR CLASS FOR HANDOUT TO TURN IN TO YOUR BOOK/POSTCARD PANEL REPRESENTATIVE)
We have created a survey/information list for everyone to fill out. (WILL BE HANDED OUT IN YOUR RESPECTIVE CLASS) We hope to received 29 sheets back. The list is for everyone to fill out their name, full name, (first, middle initial, last), your email or website, hometown (city, state), something you enjoy doing, something interesting about you, and the number of books you are planning to purchase (yourself/family/friends) so we can order. These are information we are gathering from everyone. Everything may or may not be included, but as of right now, we would like to collect these things from everyone.
Please complete it and hand it to your P&B representative in your class by next Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011.
------------------------------
BOOK:
We have decided to order the books from BLURB book company.
-It will be soft cover.
-It will include closely around 70 pages.
-Each person will have 2 pages (1 spread): (One will be for text(name, info, etc), and one for image or collage images) *Please start planning and thinking about this)
Peers, you must VOTE on your preferred format.
*Do keep in mind, if you do not vote, the majority will select the choice and you will have to work with it. DEADLINE for the voting will be this Friday, Feb.11, 2011. Tallying and decisions will be finalized in order for us to start designing. We appreciate your participation.
OPTION A: 7 x 7 inch (square format)
OPTION B: 10 x 8 inch (landscape format)
Additional information: the cost for book per will amount to around $25.00.
*If we can raise enough money through bake sales or raffles, we could potential pay $0.00 for them.
------------------------------
POSTCARD:
We have decided to go with Overnightprints.
Rounded corner, glossy, nice card stock.
4 x 6 in postcard, 100 will be $20.97 per person. Group total will amount to $609.00
Things that will go on the postcard include:
-Name (full, first, middle initial, last)
-email OR website (those who do not have an email will just go with email)
-city, state
-title of image on the front, dimension, medium (digital, darkroom prints)
-VCU logo
-Senior Show, date, time, and location
------------------------------
ADDITIONAL CONCERNS:
We are wondering if it would be possible to sale things at the show as well.
I know catering is planned for the show, but things such as beverages could be sold by bottles or cans and earn us additional money.
Perhaps acquire an liquor license so that we can sell alcohol, if this is considered, we will have to contact and talk to Tracie or John to obtain permission.
Just some ideas we tossed around.
--
-Lanvi Nguyen
(PLEASE COMMENT TO CAST YOUR VOTE, BUT REFER TO BOOK/POSTCARD REP IN YOUR CLASS FOR HANDOUT TO TURN IN TO YOUR BOOK/POSTCARD PANEL REPRESENTATIVE)
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Requesting Donations
Hey Guys,
This is the list of establishments we are preparing to contact about donations. We just wanted to know if you had any other local places to add to our list. Thanks.
Main Art
Crossroads
Plaza
Stuffys
RVA Camera
Action Photo
Ellwood Thompson
Chillis
Panera
VA Book Company
CousCous
Sticky Rice
Rumors
Harrison St Cafe
CanCan
Byrd Theatre
World of Mirth
Ben and Jerrys Carytown
Coppolas
Tropical Smoothie
Black Sheep
Subway
Cafe Guttenburg
River City Diner
Galaxy Diner
JeanJacques (the whole strip nearby)
Ellmands Dance Company
Elephant Thai
Mezza
Visual Arts Center
VMFA
Bygones
Exile
LOVE RACHEL AND CHRISTINA.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Bake Sale Thank You!
Thank you for all who participated in making goodies for us to sell and especially to all of those who stood out in the cold and helped sell the food. After doing the math of how much money we started with we made 235.35! The food that was left over we are going to try and sell Monday at school. Thanks again, our next bake sale is coming up in a little over a week for Valentines day, we will make a post closer for a volunteer sign up for that sale. Thanks again everyone!
-Jessica Kern
-Jessica Kern
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Bake Sale TOMORROW
Hi Everyone,
Just a reminder the first bake sale is tomorrow night! I am including a master list of everyone involved who has confirmed as well as their contributions. For those of you listed, thank you for your help!
BAKERS, please make sure you have your baked goods cut and ready to be packaged at Pollak at 3PM! Erin will be waiting to collect the sweets outside the photo/film office at 3PM. If you are not available then and are a baker, send the goods with another baker along with a description of the sweet!!
Thanks to Erin's mother, we have an event tent for the bake sale, since it may very well rain. People staffing the event, make sure you are in contact with Erin and Jessica for your duties, arrival time, things to bring, etc.
Master List
If your name appears here, you have agreed to help out with the bake sale either as a baker or a staffer.
BAKERS
Katie Braswell
Kathleen Jones
Blair Condon
Harrison Möenich
Kimberly Burgess
Sabrina McGill
Jessica Kern
Erin Sonoda
Christina Jeffers
Katie Stanton
STAFF
Katie Braswell
Sabrina McGill
Erin Sonoda
Jessica Kern
Christina Jeffers
PLEASE CONTACT ERIN OR JESSICA WITH QUESTIONS!
*We are depending on all you awesome volunteers to guarantee we have something to sell at the sale, so please find a way to get your contribution to Erin!
Thanks, and good luck!
Just a reminder the first bake sale is tomorrow night! I am including a master list of everyone involved who has confirmed as well as their contributions. For those of you listed, thank you for your help!
BAKERS, please make sure you have your baked goods cut and ready to be packaged at Pollak at 3PM! Erin will be waiting to collect the sweets outside the photo/film office at 3PM. If you are not available then and are a baker, send the goods with another baker along with a description of the sweet!!
Thanks to Erin's mother, we have an event tent for the bake sale, since it may very well rain. People staffing the event, make sure you are in contact with Erin and Jessica for your duties, arrival time, things to bring, etc.
Master List
If your name appears here, you have agreed to help out with the bake sale either as a baker or a staffer.
BAKERS
Katie Braswell
Kathleen Jones
Blair Condon
Harrison Möenich
Kimberly Burgess
Sabrina McGill
Jessica Kern
Erin Sonoda
Christina Jeffers
Katie Stanton
STAFF
Katie Braswell
Sabrina McGill
Erin Sonoda
Jessica Kern
Christina Jeffers
PLEASE CONTACT ERIN OR JESSICA WITH QUESTIONS!
*We are depending on all you awesome volunteers to guarantee we have something to sell at the sale, so please find a way to get your contribution to Erin!
Thanks, and good luck!
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Juror Discussion Open
PLEASE COMMENT
How does everyone feel about the issue of having a Juror for the show? The deal is that if we have a Juror, they might want to pick who shows, meaning not everyone will have pieces in the show.
Or we could try to instruct the Juror to pick Best in Show, or Award categories.
Or, if we get a Juror to pick who shows, that show could be on for the first half of the week, and then everyone could show for the second half of the week.
Let us know how you feel about it so we can try to find someone that fits everyones wants.
Thanks!
Drew
How does everyone feel about the issue of having a Juror for the show? The deal is that if we have a Juror, they might want to pick who shows, meaning not everyone will have pieces in the show.
Or we could try to instruct the Juror to pick Best in Show, or Award categories.
Or, if we get a Juror to pick who shows, that show could be on for the first half of the week, and then everyone could show for the second half of the week.
Let us know how you feel about it so we can try to find someone that fits everyones wants.
Thanks!
Drew
Exhibition/Juror Proposal (Tom's Section)
Here is the list of Prospective Panel Members:
| Name: |
| Gordon Stettinius |
| David Stover |
| Maggie Smith (Quirk) |
| Reynolds Gallery |
| Double Image Studio |
| Tom Chambers |
| Todd Wright |
| Page Bond Gallery |
| Dale Quarterman |
| John Pollard |
| 1708 Gallery Director, Emily Smith |
| Anderson Gallery |
| Issac Harell |
| Steve Hedberg |
| John Magor |
| Kip Dawkins |
| Marcy |
| Adam Ewing |
| Francis Thompson |
| Jessica Miller |
| Michael Lease |
| Marlena Paul |
| John Henley |
| Peter and Adrian Kelly |
| Jeffrey Allison, VMFA |
| Jodie Symule |
| Robert Hobb |
| Suntek Chung |
and potential Jurors:
Anderson Gallery past juried shows:
Juried Design, Kinetic Imaging
and Fine Arts Exhibitions
April 1 - April 18
Opening: Thursday, April 1, 5 - 7 pm
Fine Arts Juror: Hamza Walker
Juried Student Fine Art Exhibition
April 10 - April 19
Opening Reception: April 10, 5 - 7 pm
Juror: David R. McFadden
Curators
Ashley Kistler, Anderson Gallery, VCU School of the Arts; Beverly Reynolds, Reynolds Gallery; Brad Birchett and Gregg Carbo, 1708 Gallery; Katherine Huntoon, Visual Arts Center of Richmond.
Communication Arts:
Photography Annual: the best photography of the year
Meet the Jurors:
Leslie Baldwin
Photography Editor
Texas Monthly
Leslie Baldwin, photography editor of Austin, Texas-based Texas Monthly, made a pinhole camera out of a shoebox for a sixth grade science project and was hopelessly hooked. She earned degrees in fine arts and art history from the University of Texas, indulged her wanderlust with European jaunts and was an au pair in Paris [France]. Her next stop was New York, where she found freelance gigs—eventually becoming Matt Mahurin’s studio manager and then cover coordinator for Time creative director Arthur Hochstein. After eight years in New York City, a little homesick and a lot hungry for genuine Tex-Mex, Baldwin jumped at an offer from Texas Monthly and moved back to Austin in 2003. She is married and has a young daughter.
Reed Collins
SVP Creative Director
Leo Burnett
Reed Collins is senior vice president, creative director at Leo Burnett in Chicago, Illinois. After graduation from the Curtin University of Technology in Perth, Australia, Collins has spent the last fifteen years working at creative agencies on four continents including Mojo & Partners Sydney, Hunt Lascaris TBWA Johannesburg, Lowe Howard-Spink London, Cliff Freeman & Partners New York and creating for brands such as McDonald’s, Staples, Hollywood Video, Qantas, BMW, P&G, Olympus, Stella Artois, Smirnoff, Fox Sports, Kellogg’s, Altoids, Greenpeace and Nintendo. He has won every international award several times over across a wide range of categories. In 2001, Collins was the most awarded creative in the world for his Fox Sports campaign according to the Gunn Report.
Takaaki Matsumoto
Principal/President
Matsumoto, Inc.
Takaaki Matsumoto is the principal and president of New York-based Matsumoto Incorporated, a consulting firm specializing in graphic and product design. Matsumoto is a native of Japan and came to the United States in 1974. He attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and then served as art director for Knoll International in New York City. He was invited to lecture and show his work at New York’s chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, School of Visual Arts and Fashion Institute of Technology. His work is included in the collections of various museums including the Library of Congress, Chicago Athenaeum, Montréal Museum of Decorative Arts, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art.
RJ Muna
Photographer
RJ Muna Pictures
RJ Muna is widely known as an innovative and multifaceted creative photographer. From his studio in San Francisco, and various locations throughout the world, he has produced acclaimed print work for many clients including Adidas, America West Airlines, Aspen Ski Resorts, Cadillac, Columbia Sportswear, Hewlett Packard, Honda, International Truck, Infiniti, Jaguar, Lexus, Mercedes, Mitsubishi, Nissan, San Francisco Ballet, Sony, Levi Strauss & Co., Tesla Motors, Toyota and United Health Care. Muna has won over 150 national awards, including the International Center of Photography’s Infinity Award for Applied Photography and the Lucie Award for Best Commercial Photographer. His work has been featured in Communication Arts and Graphis and his fine art work is represented by several galleries nationally where he has had numerous solo and group exhibitions.
Jane Perovich
Senior Photo Editor
Getty Images
Jane Perovich is a senior photo editor for Getty Images, one of the world’s leading creators and distributors of still imagery, footage and multimedia products. From their offices in Seattle, she leads a team of photo editors and works directly with select, contributing photographers to provide concepts and art direction for specific photo shoots. Before joining Getty Images as a photo editor over a decade ago, she was the photo research manager at Stone/Seattle for five years. In recent years, Perovich has been a juror for the ICPA/International Conservation Photography Awards, the Earth Day Photo Exhibition Competition and the Environmental Photography Invitational and has provided photographer reviews for the annual Photographic Center Northwest Foto Revue and emerging student photographers participating in the Youth In Focus program.
PDN Photo Annual 2011
Dave Frank
Video Journalist
NY Times
Hans Dorsinville
Partner, Executive Vice President, and Senior Group
Creative Director
Laird & Partners
ellen-k syverstad
ellen-k FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY Gallery
Norway
Ricardo Viera
Curator
Lehigh University Art Galleries
Quyn Mai
Founder
Moving Image & Content
Florian Bachleda
Creative Director
Fast Company
Jon Jones
Director of Photography
The Sunday Times Magazine
London
Jed Root
Founder
Jed Root, Inc.
Jane Piampiano
Art Buyer
DDB New York
Maryann Camilleri
President
Magenta Foundation
Canada Joanna Ewing
Creative Director
Urban Outfitters
Paul Moakley
Deputy Photo Editor
Time Magazine
Jason Miller
Design Director
Addison
Leslie Simitch
Executive Vice President
Trunk Archive
Claire Carter
Assistant Curator
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
Jeff Dunas
Palm Springs Photo Festival
Reuel Golden
Editor
TASCHEN America
Michelle Bogre
Associate Professor
Photography Department
Parsons The New School for Design
David J. Carol
Director of Photography
CBS OUTDOOR
Jeanne Graves
Deputy Photo Director
Men's Health Magazine
Michelle Dunn Marsh
Co-Publisher, Aperture magazine
Jennifer Laski
Director of Photography
The Hollywood Reporter
Caroline Wolff
Senior Photo Editor
W Magazine
Juried Design, Kinetic Imaging
and Fine Arts Exhibitions
April 1 - April 18
Opening: Thursday, April 1, 5 - 7 pm
Fine Arts Juror: Hamza Walker
Juried Student Fine Art Exhibition
April 10 - April 19
Opening Reception: April 10, 5 - 7 pm
Juror: David R. McFadden
Curators
Ashley Kistler, Anderson Gallery, VCU School of the Arts; Beverly Reynolds, Reynolds Gallery; Brad Birchett and Gregg Carbo, 1708 Gallery; Katherine Huntoon, Visual Arts Center of Richmond.
Communication Arts:
Photography Annual: the best photography of the year
Meet the Jurors:
Leslie Baldwin
Photography Editor
Texas Monthly
Leslie Baldwin, photography editor of Austin, Texas-based Texas Monthly, made a pinhole camera out of a shoebox for a sixth grade science project and was hopelessly hooked. She earned degrees in fine arts and art history from the University of Texas, indulged her wanderlust with European jaunts and was an au pair in Paris [France]. Her next stop was New York, where she found freelance gigs—eventually becoming Matt Mahurin’s studio manager and then cover coordinator for Time creative director Arthur Hochstein. After eight years in New York City, a little homesick and a lot hungry for genuine Tex-Mex, Baldwin jumped at an offer from Texas Monthly and moved back to Austin in 2003. She is married and has a young daughter.
Reed Collins
SVP Creative Director
Leo Burnett
Reed Collins is senior vice president, creative director at Leo Burnett in Chicago, Illinois. After graduation from the Curtin University of Technology in Perth, Australia, Collins has spent the last fifteen years working at creative agencies on four continents including Mojo & Partners Sydney, Hunt Lascaris TBWA Johannesburg, Lowe Howard-Spink London, Cliff Freeman & Partners New York and creating for brands such as McDonald’s, Staples, Hollywood Video, Qantas, BMW, P&G, Olympus, Stella Artois, Smirnoff, Fox Sports, Kellogg’s, Altoids, Greenpeace and Nintendo. He has won every international award several times over across a wide range of categories. In 2001, Collins was the most awarded creative in the world for his Fox Sports campaign according to the Gunn Report.
Takaaki Matsumoto
Principal/President
Matsumoto, Inc.
Takaaki Matsumoto is the principal and president of New York-based Matsumoto Incorporated, a consulting firm specializing in graphic and product design. Matsumoto is a native of Japan and came to the United States in 1974. He attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and then served as art director for Knoll International in New York City. He was invited to lecture and show his work at New York’s chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, School of Visual Arts and Fashion Institute of Technology. His work is included in the collections of various museums including the Library of Congress, Chicago Athenaeum, Montréal Museum of Decorative Arts, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art.
RJ Muna
Photographer
RJ Muna Pictures
RJ Muna is widely known as an innovative and multifaceted creative photographer. From his studio in San Francisco, and various locations throughout the world, he has produced acclaimed print work for many clients including Adidas, America West Airlines, Aspen Ski Resorts, Cadillac, Columbia Sportswear, Hewlett Packard, Honda, International Truck, Infiniti, Jaguar, Lexus, Mercedes, Mitsubishi, Nissan, San Francisco Ballet, Sony, Levi Strauss & Co., Tesla Motors, Toyota and United Health Care. Muna has won over 150 national awards, including the International Center of Photography’s Infinity Award for Applied Photography and the Lucie Award for Best Commercial Photographer. His work has been featured in Communication Arts and Graphis and his fine art work is represented by several galleries nationally where he has had numerous solo and group exhibitions.
Jane Perovich
Senior Photo Editor
Getty Images
Jane Perovich is a senior photo editor for Getty Images, one of the world’s leading creators and distributors of still imagery, footage and multimedia products. From their offices in Seattle, she leads a team of photo editors and works directly with select, contributing photographers to provide concepts and art direction for specific photo shoots. Before joining Getty Images as a photo editor over a decade ago, she was the photo research manager at Stone/Seattle for five years. In recent years, Perovich has been a juror for the ICPA/International Conservation Photography Awards, the Earth Day Photo Exhibition Competition and the Environmental Photography Invitational and has provided photographer reviews for the annual Photographic Center Northwest Foto Revue and emerging student photographers participating in the Youth In Focus program.
PDN Photo Annual 2011
Dave Frank
Video Journalist
NY Times
Hans Dorsinville
Partner, Executive Vice President, and Senior Group
Creative Director
Laird & Partners
ellen-k syverstad
ellen-k FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY Gallery
Norway
Ricardo Viera
Curator
Lehigh University Art Galleries
Quyn Mai
Founder
Moving Image & Content
Florian Bachleda
Creative Director
Fast Company
Jon Jones
Director of Photography
The Sunday Times Magazine
London
Jed Root
Founder
Jed Root, Inc.
Jane Piampiano
Art Buyer
DDB New York
Maryann Camilleri
President
Magenta Foundation
Canada Joanna Ewing
Creative Director
Urban Outfitters
Paul Moakley
Deputy Photo Editor
Time Magazine
Jason Miller
Design Director
Addison
Leslie Simitch
Executive Vice President
Trunk Archive
Claire Carter
Assistant Curator
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
Jeff Dunas
Palm Springs Photo Festival
Reuel Golden
Editor
TASCHEN America
Michelle Bogre
Associate Professor
Photography Department
Parsons The New School for Design
David J. Carol
Director of Photography
CBS OUTDOOR
Jeanne Graves
Deputy Photo Director
Men's Health Magazine
Michelle Dunn Marsh
Co-Publisher, Aperture magazine
Jennifer Laski
Director of Photography
The Hollywood Reporter
Caroline Wolff
Senior Photo Editor
W Magazine
Please comment with names of other people you would be interested in participating in the panel.
Here are the dates for the Juror Panel: April 27-30
Show Opening: May 6
We are still unsure of Final Critique days, because it depends on how long we have the space for.
Thanks!
Drew
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