Thanks to everyone who came by last Sunday for our cyanotype event and thanks to Photoworks and Mac Cosgrove-Davies for a fun and informative experience! It was so fun to see you and your cyanotype creations. We’ll be having some more events like this in the near future, so if you missed it stay tuned for another opportunity. If you have ideas for other events you’d like to see as well, let us know!
- Head to Lost Origins Gallery tomorrow night for the opening reception for “Truly Blessed,” an exhibition of 28 photographs from Chris Suspect’s new book that documents a marginalized community’s response to racial and religious discrimination.
- The deadline for Glen Echo Photoworks’ juried call for entries for “Good Sports” is Monday, May 6. The entry fee is $40 for five images.
- Enter Dodge Chrome’s Spring 2024 Photo Contest by May 31. You can submit up to 3 entries per category: Colors of Spring, Dark and Light, and Pattern & Texture.
- WeTransfer has put together New Rules, a series from WePresent that interrogates how to thrive as an artist in unstable creative industries that are changing, starting with photography.
- An exhibition opens Monday in the library at the National Gallery of Art that brings together a team of book and print artists to create handcrafted book objects that combine real photographic prints with finely printed texts and artisan bindings that highlight trends in contemporary photography.
- Black Women Photographers and Format announced the winner of their Portfolio Giveaway & Grant, along with five runners-up.
- Maureen Minehan’s solo exhibition, THERE AND BACK, explores the beauty inherent in solitude in the terrain between the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The exhibit is on view at Multiple Exposures Gallery from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily through May 19.