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Congratulations to all those who entered. Michelle reportde a difficult task in making the selections as the work was uniformely exceptional. Confirmation letters will be sent to all those who entered within the next two days. Accepted prints are due in San Antonio on August 28. Quesions, call Clarke at 210-824-4123.
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 16˝x 20˝ with at least 2˝ of border showing on all sides of the print. Maximum print size is 12˝x16˝. Smaller prints, 3˝x5˝ for example, are acceptable as long as they are mounted and overmatted to the 16˝x20˝ size. Do NOT frame the print, TPS frames all prints to the 16x20 size. |
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Include return postage for prints to be shipped back to you after the exhibition. Prints WITHOUT postage will not be returned. Prints will be returned in the container in which they were received.
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Send $5 for each print accepted to defray exhibition expense. |
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The print must reach us by August 28, 2007. Send your print to: Texas Photographic Society 6338 N. New Braunfels # 174 San Antonio TX 78209 Questions? Call Clarke at 210-824-4123. |
Accepted entrants:
| Name |
City |
State |
Image No. |
Title |
Award |
| Susan Bank |
Philadelphia |
PA |
5 |
Salisbury Beach |
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| Laura Bennett |
Pearland |
TX |
4 |
Untitled |
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| Eleanor M. Brown |
Houston |
TX |
6 |
Downtown Houston in Infrared # 6 |
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| Anastasia Cazabon |
Watertown |
MA |
1 |
Vines, 2007 |
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| Polly A. Chandler |
Austin |
TX |
7 |
Keenan |
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| Carola Clift |
Santa Fe |
NM |
2 |
Bridge, NC, 2006 |
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| Beau Comeaux |
Dallas |
TX |
5 |
Transition |
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| Charles R. Corda |
Coconut Grove |
FL |
7 |
Militant Group |
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| Rachel Cox |
Denton |
TX |
2 |
Humpf |
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| Rachael Dunville |
New York |
NY |
1 |
The Brad |
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| Jon Edwards |
South Freeport |
ME |
2 |
Praying to the Pie Gods |
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| Jane Elmore |
Post |
TX |
8 |
George |
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| Robert L. Flavin |
Dayton |
OH |
4 |
Goodbye Childhood Series: Vanessa |
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| Susanna Frohman |
San Rafael |
CA |
10 |
Little Angel |
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| Bob Gervais |
Portland |
OR |
6 |
The New China, Kunming, China |
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| Joy Goldkind |
St. James |
NY |
4 |
Rose |
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| Charlie Grosso |
Los Angeles |
CA |
3 |
Raising Child on Top of A Chicken Cage, Guangzhou, 2006 |
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| Lawrence Gund |
Sherman Oaks |
CA |
3 |
Capitalismo |
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| Aubrey E. Guthrie II, MD |
Hurst |
TX |
2 |
State Fair |
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| Christina Koci Hernandez |
Oakland |
CA |
5 |
Wrestling # 5 |
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| Kim Hood |
Seattle |
WA |
1 |
Mia |
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| Barbara Houghton |
Alexandria |
KY |
7 |
Power |
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| Linda Johnson |
Philadelphia |
PA |
9 |
Corrugated Steel |
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| Stella Johnson |
Watertown |
MA |
7 |
Nicaragua |
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| Jenny Jozwiak |
Brooklyn |
NY |
2 |
Laura, NYC |
Hon Men |
| Julieve Jubin |
Oswego |
NY |
3 |
Bed Grey Blanket II |
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| Sherry Justus |
Johnson City |
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5 |
Six Years Later (Twin Towers) |
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| Siri Kaur |
Los Angeles |
CA |
1 |
Kristie |
Hon Men |
| Amanda Keller-Konya |
Santa Monica |
CA |
3 |
Pride |
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| Michael Koerner, PhD. |
Tucson |
AZ |
3 |
Flag Picker |
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| Adi Lavy |
New York |
NY |
1 |
Pass Time |
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| Leba Marquez |
N Hollywood |
CA |
4 |
Girl with Tennis Shoes |
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| Rania Matar |
Brookline |
MA |
4 |
Motorcycling through Destruction |
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| Michael Matsil |
Takoma Park |
MD |
2 |
Occupied Territory, # 5 |
Third Place |
| Colleen Meacham |
Kirkland |
WA |
9 |
Brushstrokes, 9 |
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| Brad Moore |
Laguna Beach |
CA |
8 |
Trini Circle, Westminster, CA |
Second Place |
| Jeff Neill |
Carlisle |
PA |
4 |
Purgatory |
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| Laura Noel |
Roswell |
GA |
1 |
Deliver, ME, 2005 |
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| Jim O’Neill |
New York |
NY |
1 |
Reflection – The Next Generation |
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| Soon-hwa Oh |
Singapore |
|
1 |
4 Years in Astoria |
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| Kotaro Okada |
Brooklyn |
NY |
2 |
Legs |
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| Teresa Ollila |
Lafayette |
CO |
7 |
Accountability |
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| Lydia Panas |
Kutztown |
PA |
1 |
Tatiana |
First Place |
| Donna Pinckley |
Little Rock |
AR |
8 |
Rachel |
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| Heather Protz |
N. Las Vegas |
NV |
1 |
1638 |
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Dorothy Richardson
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Grafton |
Canada |
5 |
Together We Go |
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| Wilka Roig |
Ithaca |
NY |
1 |
Michelle |
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| Glynda Hatfield Rose |
Austin |
TX |
1 |
Broken Swing |
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| Christopher W. Sims |
Efland |
NC |
2 |
Afghan Militia, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 2005 |
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| Bill Snypes |
Houston |
TX |
1 |
Waiting |
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| Todd A. Stewart |
Norman |
OK |
2 |
Alec |
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| Sarah Sudhoff |
Brooklyn |
NY |
1 |
Exam 2 |
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| Leo Theinert |
Forest Hills |
NY |
6 |
The Beautiful and the Damned |
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| Lupita Murillo Tinnen |
Plano |
TX |
4 |
Matthew |
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| Tom Urgo |
Brooklyn |
NY |
2 |
Pony Express Route, Faust, Utah |
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| Leonard Volk |
Dallas |
TX |
9 |
Positano Boy |
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| Cara Lee Wade |
Ft. Wayne |
IN |
1 |
Becoming Nicole Spencer |
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| Don Wolfe |
Overland Park |
KS |
1 |
Lights No. 1 |
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About the Juror
Michelle Dunn Marsh holds a B.A. from Bard College and an M.S. in publishing from Pace University. She has worked with the Aperture Foundation since 1996, and presently serves as associate publisher for Aperture magazine and as the director of Aperture West, a regional outreach program. In this capacity she has worked with the Aperture staff and board of trustees as well as institutions throughout the west to develop educational programming, collaborative initiatives, expand awareness of Aperture and support individuals and institutions promoting photography. An educator and advocate for photography and design, Dunn lectures nationally on photography and on art book design. She is an award-winning book designer and works with museums and non-profit institutions nationally. She serves on the advisory board to the Masters in Publishing program at Pace University in NYC, and on the Board of Governors for Bard College.
Michelle Dunn Marsh
Seattle, Washington
Schedule
| 2007 |
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| July 05 |
Entries due in San Antonio. |
| July 25 |
Notification to accepted entrants sent by mail and posted on the TPS website. |
| Aug 28 |
Prints due in San Antonio, TX. |
| Sep 10 |
TPS 16: TNC opens at the St. Edward’s University Art Gallery in Austin, TX. |
| Sep 22 |
Artists reception from 5p-7p. |
| Oct 06 |
TPS 16: TNC closes in Austin, TX. |
| Dec 1 |
TPS 16: TNC opens at the Center for Contemporary Art in Abilene, TX.
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2008
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| Jan 31 |
Exhibition closes in Abilene, Texas. |
| Mar 07 |
Exhibition opes at Fotofest in Houston, Texas. |
| Apl 27 |
Exhibition closes at Fotofest. |
| May 12 |
Exhibtion opens at the Calumet Photo Art Gallery in New York City. |
| Jun 27 |
Exhibtion closes in New York City. |
| Jul 21 |
Exhibition open at the Calumet Photo Art Gallery in San Francisco, California. |
| Aug 17 |
Exhibition closes in San Francisco, California. |
Sales
TPS encourages the sale of exhibited photographs. 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. If your print is Not-For-Sale (NFS) state so, but list a dollar amount for insurance. If you do not list a dollar amount, the art work will be listed as Not-For-Sale.
Liability
TPS will exercise all due care in handling slides and prints, but will not be responsible for loss or damage or replacement. Please submit duplicate slides. Reproduction TPS 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 artists internationally. You may join TPS and enter the competition. Entries must not have been exhibited previously in a TPS show and must have been taken within the last four years. Because of gallery limitations, three-dimensional work cannot be accepted. Artwork must be represented by 35mm slides or digital files
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