The Lunch Box Gallery, in collaboration with iPhoneographer Jaime Ferreyros, is pleased to announce the call for submissions for its new show “iPhoneography: Updated Visual Dialogs”. The exhibit will be displayed from March 10th to April 7th, 2012.
Click past the jump for submission guidelines, links, and more info. >>>
There is less than a week left to submit your photos to the eyephoneography #3 open call.
Submissions are free and will be accepted through February 3rd, 2012 at 23:29 (GMT+1) — that’s 5:30 PM Eastern Standard Time in New York City.
More information can be found on eyephoneography’s website, including more details, submission instructions, and some indications of what the selection committee is looking for.
The eyephoneography #3 exhibition will open this April 2012 in the gallery of the recently inaugurated Castellana FNAC flagship store in the heart of Madrid.
This prestigious curated exhibit is reviewed by a world-class committee (I was one of the curators for eyephonography #2). If selected, you also take part in the traveling exhibit Mobile eyephoneography. You would also join very short list of top-notch mobile photographers that eyephoneography has exhibited so far.
Visit the eyephoneography #3 open-call page and submit your work.
There are no fees to submit or to participate in the exhibition if selected.
Montreal is a great city with a thriving arts scene. That includes iPhoneography. It’s home to several prominent iPhoneographers. If you’re in or around Montreal this weekend, be sure to catch the opening of the latest iPhone photography exhibit there, Unlock, featuring works from Miss Pixels, Beckibecko, and Gérard Godin.
New Vintage Digital Vernacular Letters Call for entries: Send us your snapshots of awesome type. Deadline: Wednesday, January 25th, 2012
Thanks to smartphones’ decent cameras, loads of fun photo apps, and virtually unlimited storage space, it’s easier than ever to snap and collect interesting images. And you, with your deep fascination of the letters you encounter, undoubtedly have a growing collection of images of type.
The upcoming exhibition “New Vintage Digital Vernacular Letters” (Feb 1st – Mar 31st) will celebrate the endless diversity of type found from around the world as documented by you. We would like to invite you to take part and contribute some of your favorite photos of type and lettering you’ve captured.
We are looking for people whose photographic message is powerful and original.
We are looking for interesting stories.
We are looking for mobile photographers with a vision.
We want to put the spotlight on four mobile photographers who have something to say with their images.
In other words, this open call is not a best photo contest.
eyephoneography is now accepting submissions for its third series of exhibitions. Like its predecessors, eyephoneography #3 focuses on the iPhoneographer’s body of work, rather than each individual image. Only a handful of iPhoneographers are selected — four will be selected for this edition. The exhibit always generates a lot of publicity in Spain and Europe. This is a very prestigious exhibition.
If you are in or near New York city this evening, join author and iPhoneographer Dan Marcolina tonight, Monday December 5 at 7:00 pm at the 14th Street Apple Store Theater for an iPhone Photo Talk!
November 30 is the final day for submissions for entries for the Mobile Photography Awards. That would be tomorrow today.
The Mobile Photo Awards is a competition designed to celebrate the explosive growth of cell-phone photography and art. The photo contest is also an open call for a traveling gallery exhibit featuring the winners of 25 categories.
Learn more about the MPA, including how to enter after the jump. >>>
If you’re in, near, or can easily get to London by rail this Saturday, there is an awesome lineup of iPhoneographers talking at the Regent Street Apple Store. Most are names you’ll recognize — old school iPhoneography pioneers. This is a great chance to meet them, hear them talk about their art, and maybe even pick up a few new techniques. Read past the jump for more info.
If you are in or near the Atlanta, Georgia area this weekend, you can mope about The Braves or you can check out a couple of high-profile iPhoneography Exhibits presented by Atlanta Celebrates Photography which both open this weekend.
The Art of iPhoneography Exhibition opens tomorrow at Matre Gallery.
Gallery 1 features an iPhoneography exhibit which opens tonight.
Artspace Gallery Miami will be announcing an open call to artists for an upcoming show to be held January 2012 in our gallery featuring work done with an iPhone. All photographic work and post editing must be done with the phone. National and international submissions will be accepted. This iPhoneography Show will have more details posted later. Contact Mike Arnspiger if you are interested. Thanks!