Unseen: A Photographers Salon

Randal Scott Gallery

October 22nd-November 21st
111 Front Street, #204, Dumbo
Opening Reception: October 22nd, 6-8:30 P.M.

Unseen is an introduction to some of New York’s most promising, hard working, and creative minds in the photography field whose bold ideas, themes, and techniques work to transcend the history of photographic art.

Adam Krause, a third generation Holocaust survivor, creates portraits of Neo Nazis. Nicola Kast, A German, explores and deconstructs German History. Cara Phillips Singular Beauty is a haunting social critique on modern surgical rooms while Phil Toledano’s portraits of plastic surgery patients is a classic aftermath of the surreal. Portrait work by Chad States, Natasha Gornik, Eric McNatt, Richard Renaldi, Bon Duke, and Ryan Pfluger examine the notions of self and the other. Leah Oates and Megan Cump visit serene, painterly landscapes while Nadine Rovner sends us back to retro the seventies through feel and color. Elizabeth Fleming examines the simplicity of the moment in a child’s world, Clayton Cotterell documents his brother now serving in the US military, and Alex Leme searches random urban settings.

As an Art Collector, I address the challenge that most art lovers constantly face… the search of new art and the issues of acquiring work for small spaces. By using the salon style for this show I demonstrate different themes and techniques, presented in a very traditional manner, that work within a confined space. Space should not limit your desire for collecting…the sky is the limit!

Ruben Natal-San Miguel
Art Collector and UNSEEN curator

Dear Friends,

To help with the cost of my thesis exhibition and the printing of an accompanying catalog, I am selling prints of a select number of images on my website.

All images are printed on Brilliant’s Museum Silvergloss Natural paper. Prints are available in the following sizes in limited editions of 20. Each are signed and editioned on verso:

8.5×11”= $20.00
11×17“= $40.00
17×22”= $65.00
24×30”= $90.00

*prices include shipping and handling*
*paypal accepted*

For inquiries please contact me via email: vanityforgotten@gmail.com

For more information go to www.sean-stewart.org and click on the “print sale” link.

Thank you so much for your support!

“This May, I will be graduating from Parsons School of Design with my BFA in photography. To help offset the cost of framing my senior thesis exhibition, I am offering a limited edition of five images from my thesis body of work.

Each image is in an edition of 15, signed and numbered. They are hand printed at 5 x 5″ on 8 x 10″ Fuji Crystal Archival Super Type C Glossy paper. Each image is 20 dollars plus S/H, or all five for 85 dollars.

For more info or if you’re interested in purchasing an image, please contact me at alana.celii[at]gmail.com”

http://alanacelii.com/ps/

Whiteny Hubbs is currently having a print sale in order to fund the costs of her MFA thesis exhibition at UCLA. The image above is available in a limited edition size of 50 for $50. The image is printed 8.75″x11″ on 11×14″ archival silver gelatin fiber paper.

Please contact Whitney at: whitney@whitneyhubbs.com for more details.

The inaugural issue of Lay Flat is now available for purchase online.

Included in Lay Flat 01: Remain in Light are essays by Tim Davis, Darius Himes, Cara Phillips and Eric William Carroll, an interview with Mike Mandel and a poem by Jason Fulford, all accompanied by 20 unbound photographs from a selection of international photographers: Andreas Weinand, Anne Lass, Coley Brown, Debora Mittelstaedt, Ed Panar, Estelle Hanania, Gustav Almestål, Hiroyo Kaneko, Kamden Vencill, Mark McKnight, Michel Campeau, Nicolai Howalt & Trine Søndergaard, Nicola Kast, Nicholas Haggard, Shawn Records, Raimond Wouda, Richard Barnes, Thobias Fäldt, Whitney Hubbs and Yann Orhan.

Visit the website to order your copy now!

From February 11 until the 27th, the online magazine Flak Photo will be featuring a selection of images from Lay Flat 01: Remain in Light as chosen by their editor, Andy Adams.

Paul Herbst is having a print sale.
4 High quality digital c-prints on Kodak Professional Supra paper.
60 x 40 cm (approx. 24 x 16 inches)
Signed and numbered.

Price: 45 $ (shipping to your destination included)
Payment with PAYPAL ONLY

Please, contact here: paul.im.herbst@gmail.com
View prints here

“Here’s the deal, you give me something you feel is equal to the print. If you are a photographer I love, send me a print in return (I’m going to be picky about this; sorry I have peculiar taste and not a lot of room in my apartment). If you just want to buy one, I simply ask you “pay what you wish.” My only requirement is that you cover printing and shipping costs which I’m going to flat rate at $10 (unless you’re international which would probably make it about $18). Of course it would be really amazing if you paid me more than that since I have many projects I’m working on right now that desperately need some funding. But I understand that most of us can’t throw down hundreds of dollars for a print. I would be so happy with anything in the $30-$80 range since these aren’t just digital prints and they did take some time and skill to produce.

That being said, all of the prints are hand-printed c-prints from the darkroom from the negative. They are all printed on 11×14 luster fuji paper and then cropped down to the full frame size, making them about 9×13. The last two images are on 16×20 matte paper and the image area is about 14×19, so those will be more expensive, but they are kind of weird so I doubt you’d want them anyway. I have about 1-3 copies of each image. None of them are perfect, museum quality prints, but they show the hand of artist and I, at least, find that sincere and endearing. I will say that all of them look A LOT better than the digital versions.”

Via Erin’s blog. More informaion and catalog of images here.

“The Troposphere,” a group show in Manhattan that was curated by Sophie Lvoff to include photographs by the following artists:

Alicia Baird, Christine Collins, Gerald Edwards III, Bertrand Fleuret, Jason Fulford, Bryan Graf, Brenton Hamilton, Sharon Harper, Shane Huffman, Shane Lavalette, Sophie T. Lvoff, Curtis Mann, Patrick Nilsson, Thomas Seely, Lanya Snyder, and Barry Stone.

The show is up at The Hampshire House (150 Central Park South, No. 804) from December 11th until January 4th, viewed by appointment only. The opening reception will be held December 11 from 7-9pm. Be there!

Today, Wednesday, December 3rd, two photographic editions by Justin James Reed will go live on 20×200.com. One edition is from Westward and one from his newest body of work Paradise. They will be going live at 2:00 p.m. today, so purchase them while you can!

“As some of you may know, I am being forced out of my apartment due to a $600 a month rent hike which I can not afford. Like many Americans at this time, I don’t know what I am going to. I can’t afford to pay the new rent and I don’t have the money to cover the costs of a move. In hopes to raise money to support a move I am offering a special Limited Edition print sale. Each of the five images shown below is available in an edition of 15 at the super affordable price of $150. All Limited Edition print details are listed below. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity! Get ‘em while they last! Invest your money in art!”

Click here to see the list of photographs Will has for sale, and to help him out!