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What’s New
Previous updates, additions and changes on this web site
Copyright Office says 50 is the max
The Copyright Office has revised the rules for group registration of photographs: There is now a maximum of 50 continuation sheets per application. That will accommodate a group of 750 photos.
(03/28/05)
TCB-Cafe Sets juried contest
The San Francisco book publisher has issued a call for entries in The Photography Competition 2005. Deadline is March 30.
(03/10/05)
Stepping Stone starts second show
Impromptu will showcase both emerging and professional artists in photographic and other media. Its first exhibition is Extemporaneous Effusion; a reception is 7-9 pm on March 19.
(03/10/05)
The Canvas to Host 'Incredible Eyes'
During April, San Francisco’s The Canvas art gallery will showcase images from the photography book Incredible Eyes.
(03/10/05)
In memoriam: Charles E. Rotkin
Charlie Rotkin died of heart failure at 88. He leaves his wife, Adele, who is now living in a nursing home, many devoted friends and former students — and a grateful ASMP.
(03/06/05)
VPLC sets 'Poverty in Virginia' competition
The Virginia Poverty Law Center is staging a juried photo exhibition to educate the public through art about the lives of low-income families and individuals. Photographs in the competition must be shot in Virginia within the last three years.
(03/03/05)
Twinkies become 'Objects' of Photographic Art
Photo interpretations of the iconic snack cake will be unveiled at the annual Object Show Exhibit and Contest sponsored by ASMP’s Pittsburgh Chapter.
(03/03/05)
The Loupe to target picture buyers
A new magazine, The Loupe, will let photographers exhibit their images to picture buyers and, conversely, make it easier for buyers to find images. The first issue is slated for July 2005.
(03/03/05)
Eastman House sets March calendar
This month, the George Eastman House museum will open a new exhibit: photographs of 20th-century American composers and musicians.
(03/01/05)
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