Summer/Fall Semester Internships Available
Posted: May 17, 2013 Filed under: Internships | Tags: CCSF Photography, gallery, internships, photography Leave a comment »Thinking about a Fall internship or still looking for a summer one? Below see some local galleries looking for your help. Summer applications due mid – June. Fall applications should also be submitted now! Generally, students nearing the end of their studies choose internships, however this can depend on the duties. See below for details.
SF Camerawork, San Francisco, Summer Semester
SF Camerawork is seeking undergraduate or graduate-level interns. An internship experience at SF Camerawork is a great opportunity to get involved in the Bay Area photographic arts community. As an SF Camerawork intern, you will learn about nonprofit arts administration, gallery operations, programming, exhibition development, and much more.
In addition to general duties, possible areas of specialization include: administration & finance, art handling & installation, education events organization, event planning, membership, technology/web, and curatorial support.
Commitment: One day per week, Tuesday – Saturday, 11:30 am to 5:30 pm. for the months of June, July, and August.
Benefits: Experience with an internationally renowned non-profit art gallery, contacts in the Bay Area and national art community, potential job leads and recommendations.
Salary: This is an unpaid internship. We can, however, arrange for course credit.
Application Deadline: June 18th 2013
To Apply: Please email cover letter and résumé to info@sfcamerawork.org. Please include in your cover letter why an internship at SF Camerawork interests you and what you hope to gain from your experience, as well as what skills you would bring to the position and what days of the week you have available. SF Camerawork is an equal-opportunity employer.
www.sfcamerawork.org
Wednesday to Saturday, Noon to 5:00 pm (also by appointment)
1011 Market Street, 2nd floor
San Francisco, CA 94103
415.487.1011
Digital Archivist Intern, Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, CA, Fall Semester
Fraenkel Gallery is seeking students interested in gaining technical and administrative experience in a photography gallery. The four-month position corresponds to an academic schedule, beginning in January 2013. The position is best suited for undergraduate or graduate students looking for introductory level responsibilities in assisting digital archiving projects including scanning and archive maintenance. All applicants must be receiving school credit for this internship. This position is non-paid and requires approximately 7 – 15 hours per week. You may enroll in BCST 160MMSP160 to get college credit for this position. To apply contact Prof. Erika Gentry egentry@ccsf.edu
Intern, Scott Nichols Gallery, San Francisco, CA, Fall Semester
The Scott Nichols Gallery is looking for someone eager to learn the business of a photography gallery, with Photoshop skills, including scanning and archive maintenance, possibly matting, framing, and installing exhibitions with good people skills. This is a volunteer position, at least 7 hours a week with college credit as an option. You may be eligible to enroll in BCST 160 or in MMSP160 to get college credit for this position. To apply contact info@scottnicholsgallery.com.
Want to do an internship but don’t see a good fit listed? Visit Prof. Gentry’s office hours before the end of the semester to discuss.
New Class for Fall 2013! PHOT 81D Intermediate Photography; Digital class
Posted: May 10, 2013 Filed under: Current Events & News | Tags: intermediate digital, phot 81D Leave a comment »This class is not yet on the online schedule, but keep an eye out for it!
PHOT 81D Intermediate Photography; Digital class
Fall 2013, T/R 12:00-3:00 pm
prerequisite: PHOT 51
Taught by Steven Raskin
DESCRIPTION:
A digital photography course advancing the technical and creative concepts introduced in Beginning Photography. Topics include: Digital camera configurations, exposure control, workflow management, nondestructive editing, image manipulation and enhancement, archiving, printing options, and presentation. Discussions on visual literacy and contemporary photography as well as review of student work are integral.
Upon completion of this course a student will be able to:
- Configure and use advanced functions of DSLR cameras.
- Compare file formats and the attributes of RAW capture.
- Apply color management and 8 bit/16 bit editing.
- Contrast the differences between parametric and pixel editing.
- Utilize advanced RAW processor capabilities to optimize, correct, and creatively alter images.
- Utilize workflow techniques to organize, process, and output images using Lightroom, Photoshop, and a combination of both.
- Demonstrate printing and print-finishing techniques.
Dimensions – PHOT 130 Portfolio Production Photography Exhibition
Posted: May 10, 2013 Filed under: CCSF PHOTO Success, Current Events & News | Tags: photo 130, portfolio production, rayko photo center Leave a comment »Dimensions – PHOT 130 Portfolio Production Photography Exhibition
On view at Rayko Photo Center, May 30 – July 5, 2013.
Opening Reception: May 30, 6-8pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/139952816188509/
Student Spotlight: Jorge Flores and Tumblr
Posted: April 26, 2013 Filed under: CCSF PHOTO Success, Industry Information, Student Spotlight | Tags: Jorge Flores, photography gallery, tumblr Leave a comment »
Jorge Flores, Beginning Photography student recently sat down and shared his tumbr site full of his own photographs and other works that inspire him. That got us talking and some questions going. Tumblr makes photography curation very interesting and when viewed all together – the collection really shows the site owners personality. According to the tumblr about page “Tumblr lets you effortlessly share anything. Post text, photos, quotes, links, music, and videos from your browser, phone, desktop, email or wherever you happen to be. You can customize everything, from colors to your theme’s HTML.”
You can visit his Jorge’s tumblr site here and read his thoughts below: http://eljorgeflores.tumblr.com/
If I have “no idea” what tumblr is – how would you explain it?
Tumblr is a blogging website where users can share photos, videos, music, and other forms of media. Users have the ability to follow other blogs and reblog their posts. People who have tumblr mainly reblog other peoples images rather than posting original content. Some tumblrs are themed, others are sundry.
How do you use Tumblr (customization etc) ?
I feel I have my own place on the internet that is a gallery of my art and art that inspires me. It’s much more of a personal diary than most people would think, it’s hidden in there just enough so I can make sense of it. I also have the ability to design my own layout, as a result I take into account every aspect of the aesthetic of my tumblr including how images will look next to each other as well as playing with the transparency of certain posts. I have also made it possible to just view my own work or view certain tags. This can be accomplished by clicking the notes button that appears when you hover over any photo then clicking a tag (ex. “jorge flores”). This will bring you to a filtered page of only things that share that tag will appear.
What are some other tumblr sites you like and why?
http://angieshen.tumblr.com
Angie Shen is the curator of this blog, the blog has a good mix of her work and others work. She is currently a student at the College of Creative Studies at UCSB. Her artwork is always very intentional and she has an attention to detail while still enjoying minimalism.
I would also recommend
http://boundtothesea.tumblr.com
How has tumblr helped you explore photography different than other “tools” like flickr?
It hasn’t actually helped me discover many photographers but it has let me explore fashion photography in addition to many other visuals that inspire or make me feel something in a new way.
You put other photographer’s images on your tumblr site. Why? How do you deal with copyright issues?
I put other artists work on my tumblr because it is my way of showing followers what inspires me. I believe that most art is built off of other art. I make sure to give credit to any artist’s work I post, so I see it as a way to promote art I like as well. Like I said, I treat my page as my own personal gallery too.
Do you recommend every photographer have a tumblr site?
It really depends on what you hope to accomplish with your tumblr site. I realize that my tumblr is in no way an alternative to having a website or portfolio but for now it is what I can manage and I can only hope that someone will see my work and be inspired or promote it. I recommend anyone who is looking to find inspiration and who hopes to get their art out there have one.
Learn about the CCSF Design Collaborative Certificate
Posted: April 22, 2013 Filed under: Current Events & News | Tags: CCSF, City College of San Francisco, design collaborative Leave a comment »Tuesday April 23, 6:45-7pm at Mission Campus room 106
Monday April 29, 11:30-12 at Ocean campus Art 103
Design Collaborative Overview
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