VISURA MAGAZINE DEDICATES AN ISSUE TO THE LUCIES.
Visura Magazine is an online, invitation-only publication that features personal projects chosen by artists themselves. Texts that accompnay projects are edited through a collaborative process with the artists. Their goal is to be true to artists' voices. Visura's creative director is Adriana Teresa and the site is designed by Graham Letorney. The Lucie Foundation and Awards are honored to be featured in Issue Six of Visura Magazine.
To see the issue, please click here.
In the Best Possible Light: Herman Leonard’s Jazz features masterworks in black and white photography by Herman Leonard, whose pictures of jazz icons Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Billie Holiday, and Thelonious Monk - among many others - make him the dean of jazz photographers. This exhibition of Herman Leonard’s jazz pictures honors a great photographer and some of the most beautiful photographs ever taken. “I want to show jazz artists in the best possible light,” says Leonard, “to tell their truth but to tell it in terms of beauty.”
Herman Leonard is the 2008 Lucie Award recipient for Outstanding Achievement in Portraiture.
NOW ON VIEW
In the Best Possible Light: Herman Leonard’s Jazz
On view through February 14, 2010
Peter Jay Sharp Arcade, 5th Floor, Frederick P. Rose Hall
Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York City
The exhibit is FREE and open to the public, Tuesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Monday from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.
This exhibition is made possible by a generous gift from Janice and Bob Burns, and is presented in collaboration with Herman Leonard LLC and the Morrison Hotel Gallery. To purchase photographs featured in the exhibition, please visit morrisonhotelgallery.com.
For more information, visit jalc.org/exhibit
To see ABC coverage of the show, please click here.
The Italian photographer Ernesto Bazan founded BazanPhotos Workshops in 2002. The main reason Bazan started his own workshops was to create courses tailored to his teaching philosophy. Most of the workshops take place in Latin America where the photographer has been living and photographing for the last 18 years. He also teaches one workshop in New York and in his native Sicily at Easter time every year.
The 2010 workshop schedule at a glance is:
Searching for Gold - Chapada Diamantina - Brazil
From the 14th through the 24th of January
The Pamplona Experience – Tlacotalpan – Mexico (FOURTH YEAR)
From the 28th of January through the 6th of February
The Magic of Salvador de Bahia –Brazil (FIFTH YEAR)
From the 5th the to the 14th of March
Easter in Sicily – Italy (EIGHT YEAR)
From the 27th of March through the 5th of April
The Amazon Adventure –Iquitos - Peru (SECOND YEAR)
From the 18th through the 27th of May
New York New York (SEVENTH YEAR)
From 19th through the 28th of June
Salvador de Bahia and Itaparica Island (SECOND YEAR)
From the 12th through the 21st of August
Tight Editing of Your Work – Veracruz - Mexico (THIRD YEAR)
From the 21st through the 27th of September
Intimate Journey – Cuzco – Peru (NINETH YEAR)
From the 1st through the 11th of October
Life and Death – Oaxaca – Mexico (NINTH YEAR)
From the 28th of October through November 6th
Unknown Ecuador – Cuenca – Ecuador (FOURTH YEAR)
From November 16th through the 26th of November
The Candomblè Feast in Salvador - Brazil (THIRD YEAR)
From the 3rd through the 12th of December
For more detailed information about workshops, please click here.
Some images by his Ernesto Bazan's workshop students:
Photograph taken by Simona Turin in Salvador de Bahia during Candomble Feast workshop.
Photograph taken Sophie Peeters during the Easter in Sicily workshop.
Snap! Celebrate the Photograph – will be a 3 day / 3 night photography exhibition and fair, showcasing international, national and local photographers, with on-stage appearances
by notable photographers, seminars and photography workshops taking place from May 20 through May 23rd.
SNAP! is presented by Downtown Orlando and The Lucie Foundation.
Stay tuned for more information.
Facing 2010: is a reflection upon the faces of people within the first decade of the 21st century. We want to see the trials, triumphs, lessons and struggles through the expression of individuals.
Your portrait must be shot between the dates of January 1, 2000 to present. Photographs that were shot before January 1, 2000 will be disqualified and are not eligible.
Prizes:
First Place winner will receive $2,000 cash prize
Second Place winner will receive $1,000 cash prize
Third Place winner will receive $500 cash prize.
Submit your best "face" today in the IPA's first themed competition.
Deadline: January 15, 2010
Entry Fee: Single or Series at $50.00
Click Here to Enter Now
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