New Photography II at the Academy Art Museum

This Deadline Expired: Sunday, March 15, 2020

Juror: Philip Brookman, Consulting Curator, Dept. of Photographs, National Gallery of Art Washington, DC

New Photography II is a biennial juried competition for photographic artists at all stages of their careers. The museum is proud to continue to showcase new and exciting work by both emerging and established artists. The exhibition aims to highlight the current state of photography across a broad spectrum. Artists may submit all types of photographic works including digital, analog, alternative processes, etc.

Awards: Best in Show – $1000, Second Prize – $500, Third Prize – $250

Submission deadline is March 15th.

Find the submission link here: https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=7370

Gilvan Nunes

Currently working with fiber-reactive dyes on silk, Dianne employs deconstructed silk screening, direct-painting, and discharge to produce her works.

Dianne Koppisch-Hricko

Currently working with fiber-reactive dyes on silk, Dianne employs deconstructed silk screening, direct-painting, and discharge…

Currently working with fiber-reactive dyes on silk, Dianne employs deconstructed silk screening, direct-painting, and discharge to produce her works.…

Adam Erlbaum

Whether memoir and short story writing, or figurative and abstract painting, Adam Erlbaum's creative practice remains…

Whether memoir and short story writing, or figurative and abstract painting, Adam Erlbaum's creative practice remains a constant during these changes of place. His internal explorations continually…

Mark Thellmann

My works on paper employ painting and ink on paper- white, black and other colors. Expressionist lines and strong color symbols are intimate in execution whether large or small format.

Rachel Citrino

My works on paper employ painting and ink on paper- white, black and other colors. Expressionist lines and strong color symbols…

My works on paper employ painting and ink on paper- white, black and other colors. Expressionist lines and strong color symbols are intimate in execution whether large or small format.…