9.28.2009

Student Volunteers Needed- Great Opportunity!!!!

image by Mark Seliger and featured in CPW's 2009 Print Auction


The Center for Photography at Woodstock's annual gala event is on Sunday October 11th, 2009. This is an award ceremony and photography print auction. We are seeking volunteers who want to help with different tasks throughout the day. It is a ton of fun and a great experience for photo students!

This year, we will be holding both events back to back at the Bearsville Theater, just under 2 miles from the Center for Photography at Woodstock, on 291 Tinker Street.

The Gala Reception will begin at 2pm and will run until 4pm. Staff will begin checking people in at the door for admittance to the Live Auction at 3:30. Opening remarks will begin at 4:00pm and the Live sale will begin at 4:15pm.


We need your help!

It goes without saying that the live auction & gala event wouldn’t happen without the hard work and generosity of many dedicated volunteers. You can make a huge contribution to CPW by joining us on the big day!

As you may already know, the Benefit Gala is CPW’s most important fundraiser of the year- with the funds raised at this event that we will produce our 2009 programs including exhibitions, residencies, lectures, workshops, photographer’s salon, PHOTOGRAPHY Quarterly magazine, fellowship awards, and more.

We hope that you can lend a hand.


These are the shifts or you can choose to be a CPW "Angel" and help us all day:


TIME: 10am-1 pm/ SET UP

During this time, volunteers are needed to help transport the photographs, print bins, tables, and supplies from CPW to the Bearsville Theater. Then, volunteers will prepare and set up for the Vision Awards & auction.

TIME: 1pm – 4pm / VISION AWARDS RECEPTION

The Vision Awards Reception and brunch will begin at 2pm (going till 4pm). Vision Awards check-in and additional auction set-up will also take place. At 3:30pm, auction registration opens.

TIME: 4pm – 7pm / THE LIVE AUCTION

During the auction, volunteers truly keep the show running! People are needed to help check people in at the front door, run prints (hold up photographs to be auctioned off during live sale), run the digital show of auction lots, organize prints after they are bid on, and pack prints once check-out begins.

TIME: 7pm – 10pm / CHECK OUT, BREAKDOWN, & CLEAN UP

This is a critical time, as people line up to take home their prints and we clean up the Bearsville Theater. Volunteers can help in a number of ways, from packing prints to transporting supplies back to CPW.


Please RSVP by calling 845-679-9957, or sending an email to our Education Coordinator (your teacher), Liz Unterman at liz@cpw.org.

With your help we look forward to another exciting gala. All volunteers will receive a complimentary copy of the Auction Catalog and as a way to express our thanks to you CPW will be giving a year’s membership to everyone who volunteers at the 2009 Benefit Gala.


See more info about the event here.


9.20.2009

a new batch of scan-o-grams


JEFF, KRISTA, SHAY AND AMELIA




JANET


JASMINE

JEN

JOAN


KATRINA

MEGAN



STEPHANIE


STEPHEN

9.02.2009

Fall 2009 has begun....

Time for another semester!  Photography 1 is back in action and a new batch of students have arrived.  Seems to be a great mix of people from different backgrounds, majors and art experiences.  Stay posted to this blog for student work, exhibition and event info and other related topics.  

4.27.2009

regional photo student exhibition @ CPW

PICS
until May 24th at the Center for Photography at Woodstock
59 Tinker Street
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-9957
Wed-Sun. 12-5 or by appointment
extra credit for my students who see this exhibition and write a 1 page response.

image by Kate Stone of Bard College.

image by Ray Felix of SUNY Albany.


For the exhibition titled
PICS, CPW invited the photography departments of Bard College, The College of St. Rose, Hartwick College, Marist College, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, SUNY Albany, SUNY New Paltz, and Vassar College to nominate one exceptional student from each of their undergraduate programs and, where applicable, one student from their graduate program. Each photography department nominated its strongest voices to represent their program.

More info on exhibition here.

4.06.2009

documentation

some critique documentation taken by students Jeanne and Zach.





3.30.2009

light & shadow

When captured in a photograph, can light and shadow evoke emotion within the viewer? Can it be used as the subject matter in a graphically driven image? The students in Photo 1 explored light & shadow for their first major assignment of the semester. See samples from their work below. Please leave feedback and comments.

KERRY



ZACH


KYLA



BRITTANY




KATHLEEN



JOANNA





JEANNE




JACOB




DEBBIE





COURTNEY






MAGGIE

CAYENNE

THOM