f295 Symposium Update!
Here's a quick update regarding the 2008 f295 Symposium on Lensless, Alternative and Adaptive Photographic Processes. We're 90% complete with the planning/organzing and scheduling, just a few more minor things to tidy up and we'll be ready to go!
Event runs May 29 - June 1, 2008
The 2008 Schedule of Events
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
9am-4pm: Symposium Kick-off Workshop: A New Approach to Tintypes. A collodion workshop in the field using Holga and Brownie cameras to make tintypes. More info and registration information soon!
Thursday, May 29, 2008
5-10pm: Symposium Opening Reception. Lensless, alternative and adaptive work sharing & informal portfolio review.
Friday, May 30, 2008
9am - 6pm: Lectures and round-table discussion (Act 48 credit available
for PA educators!)
Saturday, May 31, 2008
8am-5pm Workshops TBA
8pm - f295 Exhibition of Lensless, Alternative and Adaptive Photography
Opening
Sunday, June 1, 2008
8am-5pm: Workshops TBA
9am-12pm: Lensless/alternative photography walk-about
3-6pm: Symposium Closing Reception
More information here:
http://www.f295.org/symposium2008/?page_id=59
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Speakers & Topics include:
Martha Casanave
Monterey, CA USA
The Magic of Lensless Photography
Jill Enfield
New York, NY USA
Photographing Full Circle
Jesseca Ferguson
Boston, MA USA
Museum of Memory: The View through a Pinhole
Robert Hirsch
Buffalo, NY USA
Creating Photographic Possibilities and World in a Jar.
Jerry Spagnoli
New York, NY USA
Title TBA
Keith Taylor
Minneapolis, MN USA
Alternative Printmakers - Not the Strongest nor Smartest
Ilan Wolff
Paris, France
The Adventure with Large Scale Images in Photogram and Pinhole
Techniques and The Involvement of Nature in the Process of Photography
Complete Presentation Summaries here:
http://www.f295.org/symposium2008/?page_id=78
Complete Bio's of each speaker here:
http://www.f295.org/symposium2008/?page_id=58
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Workshops Currently Include
*Albumen Collodion Printing w/ Terry King
*An Artistic Approach to Digital Negatives w/ Jill Enfield
*Chrysotype and Cyanotype 'Rex' Workshop w/ Terry King
*Daguerreotype Workshop with Mike Robinson
*Wet Plate Collodion: An Introduction w/ Patty Katchur
*Wet Plate Collodion Field Trip w/ Patty Katchur
*Alternative Colldion: In the Field Brownie's and Holga's w/ Patty Katchur
*Making Paper Calotype Negatives w/ Alan Greene
*Improved Salt Printing w/ Alan Greene
*Explorations in Lensless Photography w/ TBA
*Lensless and Alternative Photography Walking Tour w/ Tom Persinger and Jo Babcock
If there's a workshop you're interested in and don't see it above, feel
free to email with your suggestion!
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Symposium Lodging
The Holiday Inn Select at University Center is our official Symposium
Hotel. This wonderful hotel is within easy walking distance of all of
the symposium events at Carnegie Mellon University and is in the heart of
Oakland. It is also an easy walk to The Carnegie Museum of Art and
Natural History, Pittsburgh Playhouse, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical
Gardens. The hotel offers free wi-fi, exercise facilities, indoor pool,
a restaurant/bar, and a free shuttle can take you to most other
symposium events.
Symposium rate: $115 -single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy.
Reservations must be made by May 8, 2008 to receive the discounted rate.
To reserve: Call 1-800-UNIV-CTR
Mention block code F29 to receive the discounted symposium rate.
There are a limited number of rooms available at this price. Reserve as
early as possible to guarantee this great rate!
http://www.f295.org/symposium2008/?page_id=77
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Registration Information
Estimated registration fee*: $140 USD
Estimated student fee: $80 USD (with copy of valid ID)
*Currently this is an estimated fee and may be adjusted as things are
finalized. Symposium registration does not include workshops (unless
otherwise indicated) but does include over 20 hours of other programming
opportunities! (none of which run concurrently!)
We plan to open registration in February 2008. Please check back for
more information!
Check here for a list of included events/activites and for the
cancellation policy:
http://www.f295.org/symposium2008/?page_id=77
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The 2007 Symposium was a great success. Many attendees delighted in the
presentations, discussion and chance to see and share work with other artists and enthusiasts in person. Please join us in 2008!
Best,
Tom
Complete informaiton:
www.f295.org/symposium2008