I’m really proud to announce that I will be a part of the 2025 edition of Art Fair 14C as one of three jurors for the fair’s exhibition project “The Showcase”. This special curated exhibition at the fair will feature between 30 and 35 New Jersey based artists in a dedicated exhibition space.
The fair will take place from May 8th to 11th at 150 Bay Street, 4th floor, Jersey City, NJ. If you’re in the NJ/NY area, I hope you’re able to make it out to the fair this fall!
I couldn’t be more excited to announce that three of my photographs will be featured in the upcoming trading card set published by the great folks over at Low Quality Film Society! This is volume two of the project which features the work of film photographers from all around the globe. A pack of 10 random cards from the set costs only $9.99 and can be purchased at the link here. They’ve also published a zine and have some exciting projects in the works. Give them a follow on Instagram and you’ll definitely discover some amazing photographers you haven’t already heard of!
The Portfolio Review is an opportunity for student and emerging photographers to receive valuable, constructive feedback on their photography portfolio from professionals in the field. The evening offers an important moment to network with fellow photographers and industry members, evaluate your goals, and revise your portfolio. Our panel of reviewers will include a host of local favorites from the Staten Island photography circuit and other reviewers from NYC at large.
What the night entails:
Get settled, mingle with fellow artists, and get in line for your reviewers. Each photographer will present their portfolio to 6 reviewers of their choice. Each review will be one-on-one and last for ten minutes. iPads and laptops welcome. Due to space constraints and easier viewing, please limit photographs to 16 x 20 inches or smaller. * Closer to the date, reviewer bio’s will be posted at the event link. Choose which reviewers are most relevant for your genre and goals. This program is made possible, in part, through the generosity of Con Edison.
January 2018