1st Annual TEXAS NEIGHBORLY REGIONAL Photography Competition Juror: Tammy Cromer-Campbell Deadline October 26, 2012

Exhibition Opportunities and Cash Prizes

Texas Drought, Island View, Lake O the Pines © 2012 Tammy Cromer-Campbell

Our 1st Annual Neighborly Regional Photography Competition is now underway, with Gallery director, Tammy Cromer-Campbell as the juror. It is called neighborly because this is a regional exhibit and we invite professional and amateur photographers from Texas and it’s neighboring states: New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana to enter. So send us any process, of your best photographs.

The exhibit opens Friday, December 6th from 5 – 8pm with ArtWalk.

About the Juror

Tammy Cromer-Campbell is an award winning American photographer best known for her work as a social documentary photographer and speaker. Cromer-Campbell received her Associates of Applied Arts degree in commercial photography from Kilgore College, Kilgore, Texas under the direction of O. Rufus Lovett. She continued her education by taking workshops from the masters in photography, such as Arnold Newman, Ruth Bernhard, Michael Kenna, Keith Carter, John Sexton, and others.  She organized Longview Museum of Fine Arts 1998 Inaugural Exhibition/Workshop with Ruth Bernhard and Michael Kenna. The University of North Texas Press published, Fruit of the Orchard/Environmental Justice in East Texas in 2006. She’s received many honors and awards including Blue Earth Alliances first ever cash grant, in 1999, for Fruit of the Orchard.  Her work’s included in public and private collections internationally such as the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Museet for Fotocunst, Belgium, and others. Fruit of the Orchard won a 1st Place under entertainment and culture in the Green Dot Awards and Cromer-Campbell is a 2009 and 2010 Honoree for National Women’s History Project. Her work is one of the 10 masters featured on the Holga Inspire website http://www.holgainspire.com. She received Honorable Mention in the 2012 International Photography Awards, and the Longview Chamber of Commerce named her 2012 Entrepreneur of the Year.

About TCC PHOTO | GALLERY

We are the only fine art photography gallery in North East Texas, specifically in Longview, TX. TCC was first a commercial studio, then in 2006 we opened the gallery with the inaugural exhibit of Muhammad Ali, photographs by Sonia Katchian. We werethe first US gallery to host the Holga Inspire exhibit in 2009. We have also shown, Dan Burkholder, Dennis Fagan, O. Rufus Lovett, Scott C. Campbell, Blue Earth Alliance photographers, Polly Chandler, Mary Ann Lynch, Laura Pickett Calfee, Pat Brown, Danea Males, TCC, Orville Robertson, John Wrather, Tami Bone, Texas Photographic Society Exhibits and Susan Burnstine.

Deadline

Deadline for our 1st Annual TEXAS NEIGHBORLY REGIONAL Photography Competition is October 26. 2012 at midnight CST.

 

Entry Fees

The entry fee of $35 for up to 5 images. Photographers may enter up to 10 images onlyat $5 each additional.

 

Prizes

The 1st Annual Neighborly Exhibition will consists of 30 photographs in the gallery and online.

Best of Show – $500

2nd Place -” $250

3rd Place -” $150

When emailing digital files

1. Files should be 1080 pixels in the longest dimension saved in the JPEG format on high quality setting (not maximum). Images should be sampled at 72ppi and saved in the sRGB color space. Email entries to

2. Label each file with consecutive numbers followed by your name .ie JaneDoe_01 - no spaces and only alpha-numeric characters.

3. Be sure and copyright your images in the file info of Photoshop or meta data.

Meta Data

In the meta data – found in PhotoShop under “File”, scroll down to “file info” fill in the fields. You can do this in the bridge on multiple files by selecting the files, hold down the control key and select “file info” then enter the multiple fields.

Place the title in the “title” field, Copyright Notice, your name, City and State. In the Author field add your name Select “Copyrighted” in the Copyright Notice pull down tab and copyright notice © Your Name ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. If you have trouble with this let me know. Click here to see screenshot https://tccphoto.com/metadatascreenshot.jpg or I will be happy to do it for you. Email jpgs to

Sales

All accepted photographs are for sale. The commission charged will be 50% of the sales price. Print your name, address, telephone numbers (work and home), and sales amount on the back of each print accepted.

Liability

TCC will exercise all due care in handling prints, but will not be responsible for loss or damage or replacement.

Reproduction

TCC retains the right to display, project and reproduce work accepted for this exhibition for publicity and promotional purposes only. Individual photographers retain Copyrights to their individual works.

Eligibility

The exhibition is open to all Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana photographers.

If Your Work is Accepted

1. Send one exhibition print for each accepted photograph.

2. Prints must be mounted and over-matted using white matte board with at least a 2″ border around print. Ideally, the photographs should be framed and ready to hang – no sawtooth hangers please. If you are shipping your framed prints, please use plexiglass instead of glass. To save on shipping costs it is ok to send mounted and matted as described above in standard sizes ie: mounted to 16×20, 18×24, 20×24. Check with me on the size of your finished print if you are sending it only mounted and matted to make sure I have glass to cover it.

3. Include return postage for prints to be shipped back to you after the exhibition. Most

include a check for $15 which would include shipping and $300 insurance. Prints WITHOUT postage will not be returned. Prints will be returned in the container in which they were received. Do NOT use peanuts when shipping.

Our Address

TCC PHOTO | GALLERY

207 N. Center St.

Longview, TX 75601

903.236.4686

Important Dates

Call for Entry Closes October 26, 2012

Announce Winners” ” ” November 2, 2012 or somewhere close to this date

Prints due” ” ” ” November 30, 2012

1st Annual Neighborly Exhibit opens December 6, 2012 5pm with ArtWalk

Exhibit closes March 8, 2013

Contact Information (copy and paste information below in email with your entries to or send as an attachment or mail it to the address above).

Name _________________________________________________________

address ________________________________________________________

City ___________________________________________________________

state/Zip ________________________________________________________

Home phone ____________________________________________________

Work phone ____________________________________________________

email address ___________________________________________________

Please tell us the following 

Title – As you want it to appear in the exhibit and online.

Process – tell us your process whether it is Silver gelatin, Platinum, Type C print,

Lightjet, Digital pigment print

Retail Sale Price of your image

Entry Fees (you may pay safely and securely with credit card or debit here: 

http://www.king-cart.com/cgi-bin/cart.cgi?store=tccphoto and click on 1st Annual Texas Neighborly Regional Photography Competition

or mail check to TCC PHOTO | GALLERY – address above.)

$35 for up to 5 images

Additional at $5 per image up to 10

Total Enclosed:” $

Payment method

Visa _____ Mastercard _____ Discover________

Number: ______________________________________________

Expiration Date:___________ 3 digit code _____

Titles

1. ______________________________________________________________

2. ______________________________________________________________

3. ______________________________________________________________

4. ______________________________________________________________

5. ______________________________________________________________

6. ______________________________________________________________

7. ______________________________________________________________

8. ______________________________________________________________

9. ______________________________________________________________

10. _____________________________________________________________

Email entries to [email protected]

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Michael Kenna is the Juror for the Holga “Out of the Box” – on creativity that is – International Photography Competition 2012 Extended Deadline August 26, 2012

https://tccphoto.com/gallery/holgacfe.html

Our 2nd Annual Holga Out of the Box call for entry is now under way with renowned

Michael Kenna as the juror. Show us your best Holga image. “Out of the box” is about artistic creativity to produce an image starting with a Holga camera.” . It is open to amateur and professional photographers around the globe that use a Holga camera or an element of it.

Holga Out of the Box opens October 5 and continues through November 30, 2012 here

at TCC PHOTO |GALLERY located at 207 N. Center St., Longview, TX 75601 and on the web at http://www.tcchotogallery.com

Michael Kenna said this about the Holga, “It has been liberating to snap away with plastic Holgas – they are fun and whimsical – perfect antidotes to ponderous, previsualization! I have used sturdy, predictable and professional Hasselblad cameras foralmost three decades now – but, they don’t fit into pockets easily. I often take alongHolgas as more easy going companions. In our current, instant gratification digitalworld, they keep us guessing, which seems to me to be a good thing. I heartily recommend occasionally leaving behind your usual equipment of choice – have a date with Holga – you just never know what you’ll discover together.”

Mr. T. M. Lee invented the Holga 30 years ago this October. Did you know they now sell at least 200,000 Holgas around the world each year, but it did not start out that way.Luckily for Holga some Austrian photographers got a hold of a couple of Holgas andheld an exhibition. Everyone fell in love with the images the plastic camera produced.  Read more about Holga’s 30th Celebration here: http://www.hktdc.com/info/mi/a/hkti/en/1X07WR6L/1/Hong-Kong-Trader-International-Edition/Vintage-View.htm

Juror

Michael Kenna was born in Widnes, England in 1953. His passion for the arts led him to The Banbury School of Art where he studied painting and then photography. Later he attended The London College of Printing and began working as a photographer and artist. He moved to San Francisco in 1978 where he was astounded by the number of galleries the city housed which allowed artists to showcase and sell their work. He currently resides in Seattle, Washington. Michael Kenna’s work has often been described as enigmatic, graceful and hauntingly beautiful much like the Japanese landscape. Kenna first visited Japan in 1987 for a one-person exhibition and was utterly seduced by the country’s terrain. Over the years he has traveled throughout almost the entire country constantly taking photographs. From these many treks the book Japan, featuring 95 of these photographs, was conceived. The simplicity and clarity of Kenna’s Japan alludes to rather than describes his subject described this body of work as, “more like a haiku rather than a prose”; his work being like photographs written in short poem form. Kenna’s photographs are often made at dawn or in the dark hours of night with exposures up to 10 hours. Kenna has said “you can’t always see what’s otherwise noticeable during the day… with long exposures you can photograph what the human eye is incapable to seeing”. Michael Kenna’s prints have been shown in numerous exhibitions throughout the world with permanent collections in the Bibliotheque, Paris; The Shanghai Art Museum; The National Gallery of Art, Washington DC; the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, and the Longview Museum of Fine Arts. Kenna has also photographed commercially formsuch clients as Audi, British Rail, Dom Perignon, Rolls Royce, and The Spanish Tourist Board. Japan is one of 40 books and monographs of Kenna’s photography to have been published to date. www.michaelkenna.com

About TCC PHOTO | GALLERY

We are the only fine art photography gallery in North East Texas, specifically in Longview, TX. TCC was first a commercial studio, then in 2006 we opened the gallery with the inaugural exhibit of Muhammad Ali, photographs by Sonia Katchian. We were the first US gallery to host the Holga Inspire exhibit in 2009. We have also shown, Dan Burkholder, Dennis Fagan, O. Rufus Lovett, Scott C. Campbell, Blue Earth Alliance photographers, Polly Chandler, Mary Ann Lynch, Laura Pickett Calfee, Pat Brown, Danea Males, TCC, Orville Robertson, John Wrather, Tami Bone, Texas Photographic Society and Susan Burnstine.

Deadline

Deadline for Holga Out of the Box call for entry is August 17, 2012 – extended deadline August 26, 2012 midnight central standard time.

Entry Fees

The entry fee of $35 for up to 5 images. Photographers may enter up to 10 images onlyat $5 each additional.

Prizes

Holga Out of the Box exhibit will consist of 25 prints in the physical gallery with anadditional 25 images included in the online gallery, totaling 50 images selected.

Best of Show – $500 plus a Holga TLR

2nd Place -” $250 plus a Holga N

3rd Place -” $150 plus a Holga N

When emailing digital files

1. Files should be 1080 pixels in the longest dimension saved in the JPEG format on

high quality setting (not maximum). Images should be sampled at 72ppi and saved in

the sRGB color space. Email entries to

2. Label each file with consecutive numbers followed by your name .ie JaneDoe_01 -

no spaces and only alpha-numeric characters.

3. Be sure and copyright your images in the file info of Photoshop or meta data.

Meta Data

In the meta data – found in PhotoShop under “File”, scroll down to “file info” fill in the fields. You can do this in the bridge on multiple files by selecting the files, hold down the control key and select “file info” then enter the multiple fields.

Place the title in the “title” field, Copyright Notice, your name, City and State. In the Author field add your name

Select “Copyrighted” in the Copyright Notice pull down tab and copyright notice © Your Name ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. If you have trouble with this let me know, I will send you a screenshot of how it should look or I will do it for you.

 

Sales

All accepted photographs are for sale. The commission charged will be 50% of the sales price. Print your name, address, telephone numbers (work and home), and sales amount on the back of each print accepted.

Liability

TCC will exercise all due care in handling prints, but will not be responsible for loss or damage or replacement.

Reproduction

TCC retains the right to display, project and reproduce work accepted for this exhibition for publicity and promotional purposes only. Individual photographers retain Copyrights to their individual works.

Eligibility 

The exhibition is open to all internationally Holga photographers. The photograph needs to exposed with a Holga camera or an element of it.

If Your Work is Accepted

1. Send one exhibition print for each accepted photograph.

2. Prints must be mounted and overmatted using white matte board with 2″ borders.

Include return postage for prints to be shipped back to you after the exhibition. Most

include a check for $15 (more for international entries) which would include shipping

and $300 insurance. Prints WITHOUT postage will not be returned. Prints will be

returned in the container in which they were received. Do NOT use peanuts when

shipping.

 

Our Address

TCC PHOTO | GALLERY

207 N. Center St.

Longview, TX 75601

903.236.4686

Important Dates

Call for Entry Closes”" ” August 17, 2012 extended August 26, 2012 midnight cst

Announce Winners” ” ” September 6, 2012 or there abouts

Prints due” ” ” ” September 28, 2012

Holga Out of the Box Opens” October 5, 2012 5pm with ArtWalk

Contact Information

Name _________________________________________________________

address ________________________________________________________

City ___________________________________________________________

state/Zip ________________________________________________________

Home phone ____________________________________________________

Work phone ____________________________________________________

email address ___________________________________________________

 

Please tell us the following

Title – As you want it to appear in the exhibit and online.

Process – tell us your process whether it is Silver gelatin, Platinum, Type C print,

Lightjet, Digital pigment print

 

Sale Price

 

Entry Fees

$35 for up to 5 images

Additional at $5 per image up to 10

Total Enclosed:” $

 

Payment method

Visa _____ Mastercard _____ Discover________

Number: ______________________________________________

Expiration Date:___________ 3 digit code _____

 

Titles

1. ______________________________________________________________

2. ______________________________________________________________

3. ______________________________________________________________

4. ______________________________________________________________

5. ______________________________________________________________

6. ______________________________________________________________

7. ______________________________________________________________

8. ______________________________________________________________

9. ______________________________________________________________

10. _____________________________________________________________

Email entries to [email protected]

Download entry form here – either .doc or .pdf:

https://tccphoto.com/2012HolgaCallForEntry.doc

https://tccphoto.com/2012HolgaCallForEntry.pdf

 

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First Annual International Hot Air Balloon Competition Exhibition Juror Harvey Stein

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Best of ShowwTCC PHOTO | GALLERY is proud to announce the winners of the First Annual International Hot Air Balloon Competition Exhibition Juror Harvey Stein. The exhibition opens July 23 – September 14, 2012. TCC PHOTO | GALLERY is located … Continue reading

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National Hot Air Balloon Photography Call For Entry


I am proud to announce the City of Longview is hosting A World Class Event, The US Nationals Hot Air Balloon Championships from 2012 – 2015, so we thought it only fitting to cast a National Call for Entry for Hot Air Balloons photographs that will be on display while the Hot Air Balloonists are in Longview. The exhibit will be on display from July 23 – September 14, 2012.

According to Wikapedia: “The hot air balloon is the oldest successful human-carrying flight technology. It is in a class of aircraft known as balloon aircraft. On November 21, 1783, in Paris, France, the first untethered[1] manned flight was made by Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier and François Laurent d’Arlandes in a hot air balloon created on December 14, 1782 by the Montgolfier brothers.[2] Hot air balloons that can be propelled through the air rather than just being pushed along by the wind are known as airships or, more specifically, thermal airships.”

Send us your best shot of the oldest human-carrying flight technology, the hot air balloon. The hot air balloon does not have to be in the air, but the photograph has to have an element of the hot air balloon in the image. Get creative.

Entry Fees
The entry fee of $35 for up to 5 images. Photographers may enter up to 10 images only at $5 each additional.

When Emailing Digital Files
1. Files should be 1080 pixels in the longest dimension saved in the JPEG format on high quality setting (not maximum). Images should be sa.pled at 72ppi and saved in the sRGB color space.

2. Label each file with consecutive numbers followed by your name .ie JaneDoe_01.jpg – no spaces and only alpha-numeric characters.

The show opens July 20 through September 14 at TCC PHOTO | GALLERY. We are the only fine art photography gallery in North East Texas, specifically in Longview, TX. TCC was first a commercial studio, then in 2006 we opened the gallery with the inaugural exhibit of Muhammad Ali, photographs by Sonia Katchian. We were the first US gallery to host the Holga Inspire exhibit in 2009. We have also shown, Dennis Fagan, O. Rufus Lovett, Scott C. Campbell, Polly Chandler, Mary Ann Lynch, Laura Pickett Calfee, Pat Brown, Danea Males, Texas Photographic Society, Susan Burnstine, Orville Robertson, Tami Bone, and Blue Earth Alliance photographers Camille Seaman, TCC, Rebecca Norris Web, Phil Borges, Perry Dilbert, Janis Miglav, John Trotter, and Benjamin Drummon.

Prizes
The Hot Air Balloon exhibit will consist of 75 prints in the physical gallery and online.
Best of Show – $500
2nd Place – $250
3rd Place – $150

All accepted photographs are for sale. The commission charged will be 50% of the sales price. Print your name, address, telephone numbers (work and home), and sales amount on the back of each print accepted.

Juror:
HARVEY STEIN is a professional photographer, teacher, lecturer, author and curator based in New York City. He currently teaches at the International Center of Photography. Stein is a frequent lecturer on photography both in the United States and abroad. He is the Director of Photography at Umbrella Arts Gallery, located in the East Village of Manhattan. He has also been a member of the faculty of the School of Visual Arts, New School University, Drew University, Rochester Institute of Technology and the University of Bridgeport. A recipient of a Creative Arts Public Service (CAPS) fellowship and numerous artist in residency grants, Stein’s latest book, his fifth, Coney Island 40 Years, was published in June of 2011 (Schiffer Publishing, Ltd). Stein’s photographs have been widely exhibited in the United States and Europe—73 one-person and over 140 group shows to date. He has also curated 22 exhibits since 2007. His photographs are in more than 55 permanent collections, including the George Eastman House, Bibliotheque Nationale, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the New Orleans Museum of Art, the International Center of Photography, etc. Stein’s photographs and portfolios have been published in such periodicals as The New Yorker, Time, Life, Esquire, American Heritage, Smithsonian, etc and all the major photography magazines.His work is represented by the Bruce Silverstein Gallery, Throckmorton Fine Art and June Bateman Fine Art, New York City. Stein’s work can be seen on his web sites, www.harveysteinphoto.com and www.coneyisland40years.com.

Liability
TCC will exercise all due care in handling prints, but will not be responsible for loss or damage or replacement.

Reproduction
TCC retains the right to display, project and reproduce work accepted for this exhibition for publicity and promotional purposes only. Individual photographers retain Copyrights to their individual works.

Eligibility
The exhibition is open to amateur and professional photographers that live in the United States of America. The photograph has to have an element of the hot air balloon in the image.

If Your Work is Accepted
1. Send one exhibition print for each accepted photograph.
2. Prints must be mounted and overmatted using white matte board with 2″ borders – exceptions are permitted, but must be approved.
3. Include return postage for prints to be shipped back to you after the exhibition or include a check for $15 which would include shipping and $300 insurance. Prints WITHOUT postage will not be returned. Prints will be returned in the container in which they were received. Do NOT use peanuts when shipping.

Important Dates
June 4, 2012, Deadline for entry submissions
July 9 Hot Air Balloon framed prints due
July 23 Hot Air Balloon Opens
July 27 Hot Air Balloon Artist’s reception and Downtown Artwalk

To find out more go to http://www.tccphotogallery.com

Download entry form here: https://tccphoto.com/HotAirBalloonCallForENtries.pdf

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For Immediate Release:                       Contact: Tammy Cromer-Campbell

April 11, 2012                                        903.2364686 [email protected]

ArtWalk and Downtown Live !!!

Lots to do DOWNTOWN 

 Downtown is the place to be April 13 from 5 – 8pm with ArtWalk and Downtown Live at  Heritage Plaza! Artwalk has vendors exhibiting art or hosting a band. Maps will be available at the Downtown Live event.

TCC PHOTO | GALLERY exhibits Mythos – photographs by Tami Bone

Forbes and Butler exhibits Sam Smead

Longview Museum of Fine Arts shows 52nd Student Invitational and

James Hayes blown glass pieces

Gregg County Historical Museum will be open

Brothers Sandwiches will exhibit local artists

Shannon’s Beading Basket new location at 207 North Horaney Street hosts their artists

Judge T Smith Sculpture Garden exhibits: Kevin Box and Warren Cullar’s “rock, paper, scissors”

Osaka’s

Decorating etc with live music by David Smith

Antiques on Fredonia

Downtown Live – Heritage Plaza

Interstate Battery is ArtWalk Sponsor

BellaMia located at 812 Methvin is new to ArtWalk and Longview

BellaMia is a Gallery that can be rented for events. They exhibit artist from Nashville and Austin. The Gallery has art sculptures and fine art paintings for sale. Space is available for rent.

 

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MYTHOS Photographs by Tami Bone

For Immediate                                                  Release: Contact: Tammy Cromer-Campbell

April, 2012                                                          903.236.4686 [email protected]

 

MYTHOS Photographs by Tami Bone

April 13 – June 8, 2012

Tami Bone

 Join us April 13th from 5 – 8pm for the artist reception for Tami Bone’s Mythos exhibit and Artwalk. Mythos will be up through June 8, 2012. TCC PHOTO | GALLERY is located at 207 N. Center St., Longview, TX and on the web at http://www.tccphotogallery.com. Downtown LIVE will be happening at Heritage Plaza that same night from 5 – 7pm.  Look for ArtWalk maps at the Plaza.

Hamidah Glasgow, Director of The Center for Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, CO, said this of her work. “The tag line on Texas based photographer Tami Bone’s website reads “ordinary beauty, everyday humanity” but what you will quickly realize is that there is nothing quite ordinary about Tami Bone’s images. Her softly focused two tone visions inject the ordinary with dream-like surreality. She writes that her current project …pulls fragments of memory and figments of imagination from a childhood spent growing up in the rough and tumble of deep South Texas.”

Crista Dix of Wallspace Gallery in Santa Barbara,CA said this, “Tami Bone’s work is magical… Her images tell mythical stories, black and white memory driven tales that have no beginning or no end. You can fall into her poetic narratives, bring your own mysteries, and travel off into her swirling light and deep shadow.

Her work starts as written notes, that merge into ideas, that become a group of images, that blossom as illustrative stories. These are images I can look at all day and find something new each time I walk by them.”

Artist Statement:

Tami Bone grew up in the rough and tumble of deep South Texas where she spent a childhood blessedly free and driven by her imagination. Her photographic work today pulls from these early beginnings, calling forth yearnings, hopes, fears and dreams that make their way into her narrative images.

Today Tami lives in Austin, Texas and engages photography as a means of story telling and self-expression, recognizing that the stories we tell form our personal truths and modern day folklore. She believes that our stories, in essence, the way that we choose to interpret ourselves and our world, are significant and have the power to shape our lives, before finally, they become our lives. Her most recent body of work, Mythos, is her ongoing story.

Bio:

She attended The University of Texas, and later in life discovered her interest in photography. Her work has been shown nationally in both invitational group exhibitions and juried exhibitions, and in 2012 will be shown in several solo exhibitions. She has received numerous awards and recognitions, including being listed by BWGallerist as one of the Best of the Best Emerging Fine Art Photographers of 2011; selection as a 2011 Photolucida Critical Mass Finalist, a Photo Review 2010 Competition Winner, a 2009 Photolucida Critical Mass Finalist and a 2008 Review Santa Fe participant.

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ArtWalk and Downtown Live !!!

Lots to do DOWNTOWN 

 

http://www.artwalklongview.com

ArtWalk

Downtown is the place to be April 13 from 5 – 8pm with ArtWalk and Downtown Live at  Heritage Plaza! Artwalk has vendors exhibiting art or hosting a band. Maps will be available at the Downtown Live event.

 

TCC PHOTO | GALLERY exhibits Mythos – photographs by Tami Bone

Forbes and Butler exhibits Sam Smead

Longview Museum of Fine Arts shows 52nd Student Invitational and

James Hayes blown glass pieces

Gregg County Historical Museum will be open

Brothers Sandwiches will exhibit local artists

Shannon’s Beading Basket new location at 207 North Horaney Street hosts their artists

Judge T Smith Sculpture Garden exhibits: Kevin Box and Warren Cullar’s “rock, paper, scissors”

Osaka’s

Decorating etc with live music by David Smith

Antiques on Fredonia

Downtown Live – Heritage Plaza

Art World - 1434 McCann Rd

Interstate Battery is ArtWalk Sponsor

BellaMia located at 812 Methvin is new to ArtWalk and Longview

BellaMia is a Gallery that can be rented for events. They exhibit artist from Nashville and Austin. The Gallery has art sculptures and fine art paintings for sale. Space is available for rent.

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AT&T YB Cover Image, Local Artists Exhibit, Holga Inspire in NYC, City Classes and Hot Air Balloon Call For Entry

Gregg County Historical Museum
 Gregg County Historical Museum                           © 2011 Tammy Cromer-Campbell

I am honored that the Longview AT&T 2012 Phone Book used my image for the cover. Thanks Niena Kennedy Director of the Gregg County Historical Museum. Photographed with a tilt/shift lens.


Local Artists:
Bryan Boyd, Micheal Cavazos, and Glenda Delevaney
exhibit continues through February 25, 2012

Traffic                                                                 © Michael Cavazos
Support the Arts! Buy photographs from TCC PHOTO | GALLERY


Holga Inspire Exhibit & Hack Your Workshop NYC
exhibit opens March 7, 2012, Workshop March 10, 2012

We still have space available for students in the Hack your Holga Workshop where I teach you how to modify your Holga to do what you want it to do.
Click here to find out more and sign up.


Beginner Photography Classes with TCC and the City of Longview’s Parks and Recreation Department

Class is filling, but there are spaces still available.

Learn how to take a better photograph with the equipment you have.

For more information or to register call 903.237.1270 or go to Parks.LongviewTexas.gov


TCC PHOTO | GALLERY is proud to announce

I am proud to announce the City of Longview was selected to host the Balloon Federation of America National Hot Air Balloon Championship from 2012 – 2015, so we thought it only fitting to cast an National Call for Entry for Hot Air Balloons photographs that will be on display while the Hot Air Balloonists are in Longview. The exhibit will be on display from July 23 – September 14, 2012. Harvey Stein juror.

According to Wikapedia: The hot air balloon is the oldest successful human-carrying flight technology. It is in a class of aircraft known as balloon aircraft. On November 21, 1783, in Paris, France, the first untethered[1]manned flight was made by Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier and François Laurent d’Arlandes in a hot air balloon created on December 14, 1782 by theMontgolfier brothers.[2] Hot air balloons that can be propelled through the air rather than just being pushed along by the wind are known as airships or, more specifically,thermal airships.

Send us your best shot of the oldest human-carrying flight technology, the hot air balloon. The hot air balloon does not have to be in the air, but the photograph has to have an element of the hot air balloon in the image.

Entry Fees

The Hot Air Balloon call for entries eligibility The entry fee of $35 for up to 5 images. Photographers may enter up to 10 images only at $5 each additional.

The show opens July 20 through September 14 at TCC PHOTO | GALLERY. We are the only fine art photography gallery in North East Texas, specifically in Longview, TX. TCC was first a commercial studio, then in 2006 we opened the gallery with the inaugural exhibit of Muhammad Ali, photographs by Sonia Katchian. We were the first US gallery to host the Holga Inspire exhibit in 2009. We have also shown, Dennis Fagan, O. Rufus Lovett, Scott C. Campbell, Polly Chandler, Mary Ann Lynch, Laura Pickett Calfee, Pat Brown, Danea Males, Texas Photographic Society, Susan Burnstine, and Blue Earth Alliance photographers Camille Seaman, TCC, Rebecca Norris Web, Phil Borges, Perry Dilbert, Janis Miglav, John Trotter, and Benjamin Drummon.

Prizes

The Hot Air Balloon exhibit will consist of  75 prints in the physical gallery and online.

Best of Show – $500

2nd Place – $250

3rd Place – $150

All accepted photographs are for sale. The commission charged will be 50% of the sales price. Print your name, address, telephone numbers (work and home), and sales amount on the back of each print accepted.

Juror:

HARVEY STEIN is a professional photographer, teacher, lecturer, author and curator based in New York City.  He currently teaches at the International Center of Photography. Stein is a frequent lecturer on photography both in the United States and abroad. He is the Director of Photography at Umbrella Arts Gallery, located in the East Village of Manhattan. He has also been a member of the faculty of the School of Visual Arts, New School University, Drew University, Rochester Institute of Technology and the University of Bridgeport.  A recipient of a Creative Arts Public Service (CAPS) fellowship and numerous artist in residency grants, Stein’s latest book, his fifth, Coney Island 40 Years, was published in June of 2011 (Schiffer Publishing, Ltd).

Stein’s photographs have been widely exhibited in the United States and Europe—73 one-person and over 140 group shows to date.  He has also curated 22 exhibits since 2007. His photographs are in more than 55 permanent collections, including the George Eastman House, Bibliotheque Nationale, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the New Orleans Museum of Art, the International Center of Photography, etc. Stein’s photographs and portfolios have been published in such periodicals as The New Yorker, Time, Life, Esquire, American Heritage, Smithsonian, etc and all the major photography magazines.

His work is represented by the Bruce Silverstein Gallery, Throckmorton Fine Art and June Bateman Fine Art, New York City. Stein’s work can be seen on his web sites, www.harveysteinphoto.com and www.coneyisland40years.com.

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Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays !
To you and yours this holiday season
 Porta Potty Christmas                                                 © 2011 Tammy Cromer-Campbell

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NYC Hack Your Holga Workshop sponsored by Holga Inspire

Hack your Holga
Holga Inspire Half-Day Workshop
with Tammy Cromer-Campbell

Saturday March 10, 2012 from 9am -1pm

Soho Photo Gallery
15 White Street, New York, NY 10013, 212.226.8571

Jamesia and cousins from Fruit of the Orchard © Tammy Cromer-Campbell

WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS
• Learn the peculiarities, eccentricities, operation and special characteristics of the Holga.
• Convert a Holga from its 120mm format to 35mm format and attach a cable release.
• Learn 3 different ways to make the Holga do closer focusing.
• Opportunity to exhibit your images on the official Holga website.
• Receive a Holga 120N model camera (a $30 value) as part of the workshop.

In the high tech world of digital imaging, why in the world would anyone want to photograph with a Holga camera that uses “archaic” film? Perhaps because of the plastic lens which provides soft focus, ethereal effects. Maybe for the vignetted edges that add darkness and intrigue to many images, and perhaps for the light streaks which add surprise and serendipity. The randomness of the camera’s effects keep you wanting to make more images to see what the camera gives you. Yes, sometimes the images feel like gifts. This workshop, held in conjunction with the exhibit Holga Inspire, is unique: it will clearly show you how to use the Holga, and also show you how to modify it to get results that you want it to do.

Holga Limited, a company of the Universal Electronics Industries Group, which makes the Holga, is providing a Holga 120N camera for each student and the opportunity to exhibit images taken during the workshop on the Holga Inspire web page. After discussing the basics of camera operation, the camera’s unique characteristics, film loading, and exposure control (limited, part of Holga’s charm), Tammy will show you how to modify and test a Holga for closer focusing, how to adapt the Holga to 35mm use, and how to attach a cable release. Tammy will show some of her work, including images from her Holga book Fruit of the Orchard.

Bio:
Tammy Cromer-Campbell is an award winning American photographer best known for her work as a social documentary photographer and speaker. Cromer-Campbell received her Associates of Applied Arts degree in commercial photography from Kilgore College, Kilgore, Texas under the direction of O. Rufus Lovett. She continued her education by taking workshops from the masters in photography, such as Arnold Newman, Ruth Bernhard, Michael Kenna, Keith Carter, John Sexton, and others. The University of North Texas Press published, Fruit of the Orchard/Environmental Justice in East Texas in 2006. She’s received many honors and awards including Blue Earth Alliances first ever cash grant, in 1999, for Fruit of the Orchard. Her work’s included in public and private collections internationally such as the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Museet for Fotocunst, Belgium, and others. Fruit of the Orchard won a 1st Place under entertainment and culture in the Green Dot Awards and Cromer-Campbell is a 2009 National Women’s History Project Honoree for the Women Taking the Lead to Save Our Planet. Her work is one of the 10 masters featured on the Holga Inspire website http://www.holgainspire.com

COST: $100, which includes a Holga 120N camera.
Pay by check and mail to TCC PHOTO |GALLERY OR online safely and securely at http://www.king-cart.com/cgi-bin/cart.cgi?store=tccphoto and click on Hack Your Holga
Enrollment is limited to 15 students.

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Local Artists: Bryan Boyd, Michael Cavazos, and Glenda Derveloy

For Immediate Release: Contact: 903.236.4686
November 28, 2011 Tammy Cromer-Campbell

Join us Friday December 2, from 5 – 8:30 for an artist reception of local photographers Bryan Boyd, Michael Cavazos, and Glenda Derveloy. All three photographers studied under O. Rufus Lovett at Kilgore College. The same evening, Discover Downtown Christmas, Downtown Market, and ArtWalk – they are all happening at the same time. Lots of fun for the entire family.
Bryan Boyd will be displaying “House of LeRoy”, Boyd said, “This series captures the unique way that one man creates what I first imagined to be “yard decor.”
Michael Cavazos is showing a series of images of birds and hi-line wires. Cavazos said, “This group of images are the result of challenging myself to make something interesting of what is overlooked by many every day, as well as my falling in love with the simple complexities of photographing wildlife in its man made habitat.”
Glenda Derveloy is showing a series of images she photographed using High Dynamic Range method or HDR. Derveloy said, ” These images are my attempts at turning both everyday scenes that may not seem remarkable as you drive past them, as well as well-known historical sites and already breathtaking landmarks, into works of art that surprise the onlooker with details or beauty they would not have noticed otherwise.”
Brief Biographies:
Bryan Boyd went to Oklahoma State Technical College and graduated with a degree in Commercial Art in 1979. Boyd’s passions are in the areas of painting, archeology and photography. Since high school, photography has been another of Bryan’s many interests. His unique photography has been critiqued and awarded numerous accolades by such accomplished photographers as True Redd, O.Rufus Lovett, and Scott Campbell. His work has exhibited at the Longview Museum of Fine Arts and at P’s Gallery.
Michael Cavazos studied photography under the direction of O. Rufus Lovett at Kilgore College and Christopher Talbot at Stephen F. Austin State University. Michael now works at the Longview News-Journal where he provides photography/videography for feature stories, news, sports and much more.
Glenda Derveloy’s work has been exhibited in several galleries and exhibits including Childhood: An International Exhibit, “Short Exposure” exhibits at the Longview Museum of Fine Arts, and several Kilgore College student shows. Among her honors and awards are being published as a finalist in Photographer’s Forum Best of College Photography 2010 and Photographer’s Forum Spring 2010 Annual, numerous awards in the Fine Art, Landscape, and Human Interest categories of the Texas Bank & Trust Calendar Contest from 2008 through 2011, and being named Who’s Who in Photography for 2007 at Kilgore College.
To find out more about these bodies of work and the photographers go to http://www.tccphotogallery.com

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