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Atlanta Photography Group

75 Bennett Street Northwest, STE B1
Atlanta, GA, 30309
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est. 1987

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Atlanta Photography Group

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    • Virginia Twinam Smith Award
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Frame Loan Program

October 6, 2017 Spencer Sloan
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In an effort to extend our mission in creating opportunities for photographers and artists in our community, Atlanta Photography Group is pleased to announce a major new initiative: Frame Loan Program. Open to all Atlanta area artists/photographers, for a small rental fee you will be able to choose from a wide selection of durable frames for your forthcoming exhibition or event. APG members receive discounts on rental fees. This program officially launches Tuesday, November 2. Stay tuned for details.

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Atlanta Photography Group
75 Bennett Street, NW
Gallery B-1
Atlanta, GA  30309

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Image: Mo Costello, “Lottery,” featured in Gregory Harris Selects, a group show curated by Gregory Harris, Assistant Curator of Photography at the High Museum of Art. Juror Talk is this Wed, Oct 18. Link in bio.
In an effort to extend our mission in creating opportunities for photographers and artists in our community, Atlanta Photography Group is pleased to announce a major new initiative: Frame Loan Program. Open to all Atlanta area artists/photographers, for a small rental fee you will be able to choose from a wide selection of durable frames for your forthcoming exhibition or event. APG members receive discounts on rental fees. This program officially launches Tuesday, November 2. Stay tuned for details.
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As part of APG's participation in @AtlantaCelebratesPhotography (ACP), members were invited to submit entries to our Design Salon’s juried exhibition at the Buckhead Library. Selected by Juror John D. Lawrence, Director of the Lamar Dodd Art Center at LaGrange College, PHOTO BUCKHEAD features the work of over 40 photographers. Link in bio. Image: Chip Standifer, “Allium No 1"
TONIGHT: Please join us for the opening reception of 2017 Student Prize, a major new initiative to support the work of young photographic artists in Georgia. Judges @AnnetteConeSkelton (@theMOCAGA), @Fuller315 (@atlantacontemporary) and @GregoryjohnHarris (@HighMuseumofArt) selected two winners from sixteen nominated students for solo shows in our main gallery: "Infinite Tenderness" by @peytonfulford (Columbus State University) and "The Feeling of Being OK" by @benbowdenlee (Georgia State University) ... Concurrently, in the Ted & Gloria Maloof Gallery, APG presents @MarkCaceresphotos "72 Hours." Caceres explores the current political and social polarization of the USA by focusing on a 72 hour period in Washington, D.C. from January 19, 2017, the day prior to the inauguration of Donald Trump, to January 21, the day of the Women’s March on Washington ... This exhibition is supported by APG sponsors Digital Arts Studio and Digital Picture. LINK IN BIO. Image: Ben Lee, “Darl’s Epiphany, I"
TONIGHT, 6:30pm: Please join us for the presentation of our APG / High Museum of Art Purchase Award to this year's winner, Savannah-based artist Emily Earl (@emilyearlphoto). Seven pieces from Earl’s series Late Night Polaroids were selected by Assistant Curator of Photography at the High Museum of Art Gregory Harris (@gregoryjohnharris) to be included in their permanent collection. There will be drinks, bites, and words from Harris and APG executive director Beth Lilly. This program is funded by generous donations from Edwin Robinson and Ted & Gloria Maloof. Link in bio. Image: “Alycia"
Very pleased to announce that APG has been awarded two separate grants for the 2017-18 year. The City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs awarded $3,500, and the Georgia Council for the Arts awarded $10,000. APG will use these funds to expand its programming and community outreach. Special thanks go to volunteer David Hedges for assisting director @sbethlilly along the way. Look for more details as this exciting year progresses!
SELECTS is our feature exhibition for @AtlantaCelebratesPhotography (ACP), the month-long, citywide photography festival. This exhibition will be juried by High Museum assistant photography curator Gregory Harris, and the show will be featured in the ACP Festival Guide. The Virginia Twinam Smith Award is an important part of this exhibition, as well. APG will offer two artists one $500 award each for the purchase of their photograph for acquisition into the permanent collection of MoCAGA (@themocaga) Link in bio.
In participation with @atlantacelebratesphotography (ACP), APG presents: PHOTOBUCKHEAD, our Design Salon’s new juried exhibition at the Buckhead Library. The juror is John D. Lawrence, Callaway Professor of Art and Design and Director of the Lamar Dodd Art Center at LaGrange College. Link in bio. #callforentry #callforartists #opencall #callforsubmissions
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