It's Still Life.
Rayko Photo Center, and the fabulous, entertaining and talented Ann Jastrab are putting out the call for entries an upcoming show, based on inanimate objects and spaces. Entries are due by 25 June, 2008 - so set those alarms and reminders so you don't miss out.
The basic details -
The competition is open to artists photographing inanimate objects and interior spaces. Subject
matter can be anything as commonplace as a pear (and man, are there some amazing pear
pictures out there!) or as strange as a dead animal, perhaps too literal. Subjects may be either
natural: food, flowers, plants, rocks, shells, hair clippings, and so on. They can also be man-
made: books, toys, glasses, vases, fishing lures, etc. Settings may be artificial/set-up or simply
found and perfect. There’s a lot left up to interpretation…as well as artistic freedom!
for more information about submitting - check out rayko's website.
do you not know about this space yet? You should. Ann does a great job curating shows, finding new work and giving artists opportunities to showcase their talents. Not to mention the facilities itself, with a darkroom, lab and digital area. If you are in town, stop in.
About RayKo Photo Center and Gallery -
RayKo is the largest public photographic center in the Bay Area. Our diverse facilities include
rental darkrooms, pro-digital lab, affordable studio, year-round classes and workshops, and a
spacious community area to finish work. The RayKo Gallery serves to advance public
appreciation of photography and create opportunities for regional, national and international
artists to present their work. We are located in the SOMA arts district of San Francisco in walking
distance of SFMOMA, the Moscone Center, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and AT&T Ball
park.
10 May, 2009
Rayko Photo Center - call for entries
It's Still Life.
Rayko Photo Center, and the fabulous, entertaining and talented Ann Jastrab are putting out the call for entries an upcoming show, based on inanimate objects and spaces. Entries are due by 25 June, 2008 - so set those alarms and reminders so you don't miss out.
The basic details -
The competition is open to artists photographing inanimate objects and interior spaces. Subject
matter can be anything as commonplace as a pear (and man, are there some amazing pear
pictures out there!) or as strange as a dead animal, perhaps too literal. Subjects may be either
natural: food, flowers, plants, rocks, shells, hair clippings, and so on. They can also be man-
made: books, toys, glasses, vases, fishing lures, etc. Settings may be artificial/set-up or simply
found and perfect. There’s a lot left up to interpretation…as well as artistic freedom!
for more information about submitting - check out rayko's website.
do you not know about this space yet? You should. Ann does a great job curating shows, finding new work and giving artists opportunities to showcase their talents. Not to mention the facilities itself, with a darkroom, lab and digital area. If you are in town, stop in.
About RayKo Photo Center and Gallery -
RayKo is the largest public photographic center in the Bay Area. Our diverse facilities include
rental darkrooms, pro-digital lab, affordable studio, year-round classes and workshops, and a
spacious community area to finish work. The RayKo Gallery serves to advance public
appreciation of photography and create opportunities for regional, national and international
artists to present their work. We are located in the SOMA arts district of San Francisco in walking
distance of SFMOMA, the Moscone Center, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and AT&T Ball
park.
Rayko Photo Center, and the fabulous, entertaining and talented Ann Jastrab are putting out the call for entries an upcoming show, based on inanimate objects and spaces. Entries are due by 25 June, 2008 - so set those alarms and reminders so you don't miss out.
The basic details -
The competition is open to artists photographing inanimate objects and interior spaces. Subject
matter can be anything as commonplace as a pear (and man, are there some amazing pear
pictures out there!) or as strange as a dead animal, perhaps too literal. Subjects may be either
natural: food, flowers, plants, rocks, shells, hair clippings, and so on. They can also be man-
made: books, toys, glasses, vases, fishing lures, etc. Settings may be artificial/set-up or simply
found and perfect. There’s a lot left up to interpretation…as well as artistic freedom!
for more information about submitting - check out rayko's website.
do you not know about this space yet? You should. Ann does a great job curating shows, finding new work and giving artists opportunities to showcase their talents. Not to mention the facilities itself, with a darkroom, lab and digital area. If you are in town, stop in.
About RayKo Photo Center and Gallery -
RayKo is the largest public photographic center in the Bay Area. Our diverse facilities include
rental darkrooms, pro-digital lab, affordable studio, year-round classes and workshops, and a
spacious community area to finish work. The RayKo Gallery serves to advance public
appreciation of photography and create opportunities for regional, national and international
artists to present their work. We are located in the SOMA arts district of San Francisco in walking
distance of SFMOMA, the Moscone Center, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and AT&T Ball
park.
