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Current Show

Best of 2011

January 20–February 19, 2012

Reception 5–9 p.m. Friday, January 27; coincides with Troy Night Out

We received more than 200 fantastic images from 60 photographers., ensuring that this is going to be a great exhibition. We wish we could show them all, but have limited wall space that can accommodate only about 75 prints.

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Future Shows

Annual College Student Show

February 24–April 1, 2012

Reception 5–9 p.m. Friday, February 24; coincides with Troy Night Out

David Brickman, Juror

Open Call for Entries

The Annual College Student Show is open to all enrolled students in the extended Northeast Region, from Poughkeepsie to Plattsburgh, from RIT to Smith. All subject matter and photographic methods are welcome.

Entry Guidelines / Deadline Extended

Submission deadline is February 13.

To ensure that a large variety of work is exhibited, the maximum size, print or mat is 16 x 20 inches or 72-inch perimeter.

Download an entry form in PDF format.

Entry Fees

The single entry fee for the College Student Show is only $5 for up to four entries.

Cash prizes of at least $500 will be awarded. The exhibit is sponsored in part by the Christos N. Apostle Charitable Trust and participating colleges.

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Former Shows

Elusive Persona:

Photographic Works by Carrie Will and Sarah Mac Wright

November 4, 2011–January 15, 2012

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Nick Argyros & Carrie Will

Elusive Persona is an exhibition displaying the intimate and graceful work of photographers Carrie Will and Sarah MacWright.

Will’s work includes images from the series entitled I Am Redundant as well as her series In Memoriam. I Am Redundant includes imagery displaying the intricate relationship between Will and her twin and defining herself as an individual as well as part of her twin. Her images display thoughtful and intimate situations between Will and her sister bringing the viewer into their world as identical twins. The exhibition also brings you into Will’s personal vision on memory and loss with photographs from the series In Memoriam which has been created from Will's personal experience in dealing with loss. Will currently teaches at New Paltz and Sage Colleges. (www.carriewill.com)

MacWright completed undergraduate studies at Williams College and the Glasgow School of Art. She taught photography, painting and drawing for three years at the Doane Stuart School before returning to her native New Jersey to make art and pursue graduate work at New York University. (www.sarahmacwright.com)

MacWright’s photographs dwell in quiet moments: sheets left to dry in the sun, walls inhabited by autographs left years ago, and the fading details of architecture. This selection of images from across MacWright’s practice is titled Observations.

MacWright is also pleased to exhibit a new body of photographs, Raisin Bread Universe. Through this work, MacWright considers rising raisin bread as a metaphor for the expanding universe. In short, as the raisins move away from each other, any one raisin could believe it is the center of the universe. Charmed by the intimacy of the kitchen and its potential to help us imagine the universe, these new works are at once humorous and romantic.

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The Photography Center Gallery's Exhibition Policies

Liability and Insurance

Artists’ work while on display or in the proper custody of the Photography Center per exhibition agreements will be insured between the designated drop-off and pickup dates against damage or loss for the full value of all materials which can be documented as comprising the artwork, unless the artist can demonstrate that similar artwork by the artist has been previously sold for the listed selling price, in which case the insured value in case of damage or loss will be half of the listed selling price.

The gallery is not responsible for the insurance of the work during transit or after last pickup date. The artist will be responsible for adhering to all deadlines and schedules imposed by the gallery and for the arranging the drop-off and pickup of their work. No work may be removed before the end of the exhibit.

Commission

The Gallery's commission on sold work is thirty (30) percent.

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