Come check out a great exhibition of student photography at the Photo Camp ‘The Culture of Now’ opening tonight at New York’s Aperture Gallery. Photo Camp, sponsored by Sony and Aperture, brought together photography students from New York and Los Angeles photo schools for instruction by professional photographers Matthew Jordan Smith, Brian Smith, Cristina Mittermeier, Andy Katz and Sylvia Plachy.
‘The Culture of Now’
Opening Reception 6-8pm
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Aperture Gallery
547 W 27th Street – 4th Floor
New York City
The exhibit was supported by Epson and Gotham Imaging.
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Hello Mr. Smith,
Next year will mark the 50th Anniversary since Jamaica gained independence. I am conceptualizing what may be deemed as ideal memorobilia for the country’s golden moment. I came up with a theme; Thou Art Jamaica, which is an explorative celebration of pioneering artists in portraiture and profile.
Given that you have undertaken a similar feat with Art and Soul, I would be delighted to have some advice on how I can build on this outstandong token of patriotism.
My name is Andre Walker from Kingston, Jamaica. I spent the past three years at the University Of Technology, Jamaica pursuing Hospitality and Tourism undergrad. A talented writer- I am correspondent for a number of media agences. I feel particularly overwhelmed in putting this project together and wish that you assist in sharing the vision.
Best.