Showing posts with label brooklyn museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brooklyn museum. Show all posts

Thursday, June 26, 2008

Click!

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My photograph of the Revere Sugar Refinery in Red Hook was selected to be part of the Brooklyn Museum's crowd curated exhibition, entitled Click!. Starting tomorrow, June 27th, you can see my work hanging on the walls of the Museum. For more information, click here


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Tuesday, April 08, 2008

in the backfield



you may remember that i had entered the crowd curated exhibition "click!" at the brooklyn museum last month. the submission process is done and now the voting has commenced. my photograph is number 318 (out of 389)- given it's spot in the line it's doubtful that it will win. if i were a betting man, i would wager that the majority of winners will hail from the front of the pack as they will get the most votes. i'm trying to find a workaround to enable me to link directly to the image, in the meantime - keep your fingers crossed and head over to the site if you've got some time to kill. there are some interesting images and some downright awful snapshots.

click!

update - readers have informed me that the museum's site randomizes the order of images with each new account created - effectively evening the field for everyone involved. my apologies for jumping to conclusions before having all of the facts.




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Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Click! A Crowd-Curated Exhibition




i'm participating in the brooklyn museum's crowd curated exhibition. voting starts on the 1st of april. more information on the museum's website

speaking of the arts - a couple of blogs to note.

1. c-monster.net - the goto for the got to know set
2. street-fodder - observationally interesting for a number of reasons


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Monday, February 25, 2008

brooklyn museum

i was contacted by the brooklyn museum a couple of months back about a video they were putting together that would feature portraits of museum guests as well as museum stills shot by a number of brooklyn photographers. i finally got to watch the video and it's pretty cool. check it out below.



brooklynmuseum.org



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