Call For Entries - The Center For Fine Art Photography

Wed, November 8th, 2006 by Susan B.

Fantasy & Fantasies
Transcending the rules of the known world. Be it fantasy or personal fantasies, opportunities for creativity are limitless.

Juried by Grace Norman, Exhibitions Director for The Center for Fine Art Photography
Submissions due online by midnight November 28th, 2006

DIA International Invitational Photgraphy Exhibition
This is an exclusive two month exhibition in Denver International Airport's Main Gallery
Open theme

Juried by Tim Anderson, publisher, CameraArts magazine
Submissions due online by midnight December 28, 2006

The Art Of Digital Imagery
The intent of this exhibition is to showcase photographic art created through the digital process. All images must be printed using any of the various digital printing processes.

Juror: George DeWolfe, Senior Editor for CameraArts magazine & Author: The Digital Fine Print Workshop and Contemplative Photography
Submissions due online by midnight January 16, 2007

For more information: The Center For Fine Art Photography

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tibo Says:
November 9th, 2006 at 5:23 am

excellent !

william Says:
November 11th, 2006 at 8:44 am

this sounded really good, until i got to the part about entry fees. 35 bucks if you are a non-member, 20 if you are. is this a common practice for open calls for shows such as these?

Mute Says:
November 11th, 2006 at 10:21 am

It is from what I've seen. I've never submitted to an exhibition like this but I've read about a fair few and they all seem to charge a fee to cover administration and the cost of qualified judges.

Susan B. Says:
November 12th, 2006 at 5:39 pm

Hey William,

Yeah, that's a standard submission practice.
I'm a member at the Center For Fine Art Photography along with about ten other non-profit galleries. It's standard to charge members less for submissions.

william Says:
November 13th, 2006 at 9:36 am

thanks for the responses susan and mute. i was aware of this practice for film festivals(which often is much cheaper(also hotly contested in some corners) - kind of funny considering the extreme cost of film making) but was unaware the practice extended to photography shows as well.