Noe Todorovich, Author at Exposed DC

Friday Links: March 4, 2022

March 4, 2022 By Noe Todorovich

In case you missed it, we announced the winners of our 16th annual photo contest last week. Congratulations again to all the winners and thank you to everyone who submitted to the contest! Stay tuned for updates about the show in the coming weeks. Whether you just discovered us recently or have been with us from the very beginning, we are so glad you’re part of this amazing community.

Register for the Hirshhorn’s online artist talk with Rada Akbar and Laurie Anderson on March 8 at 5:00 p.m. They’ll be discussing their upcoming collaboration, issues of women and power, perception and photography in Akbar’s ongoing project “Abarazanan,” and Anderson’s “Fully Automated Nikon” currently on view.
The February issue of Washington Gardener Magazine includes the winning images of their annual photography contest, including some Exposed alums.
After a spiritual journey, Santiago Sierra Soler collaborated with an ancient Yucatán community to make his first book that is an exploration of the practice of nahual.
Join the Smithsonian American Art Museum for the fourth annual Women Filmmakers Festival online throughout March. Featured artists include Shirin Neshat who works across photography, film, video, and performance.
The Sony World Photography Awards announced the finalists and shortlisted photographers in the professional category. View them all here.
An Australian photographer captured Comet NEOWISE, the Aurora Borealis, and the Milky Way all together.
Michele McNally, former director of photography and assistant managing editor at The New York Times, died last month. The paper won six Pulitzer Prizes for photography during her tenure.

Winning Photos of the 16th Annual Exposed DC Contest

February 25, 2022 By Noe Todorovich

We’re excited to announce the winners of the 16th Annual Exposed DC Photography Contest! These images, as seen together, tell the story of Washington, D.C., as documented by the people who live, work, and love here. You can view the full list of winners below. Stay tuned for details about the 2022 Exposed DC Photography Show.

Thank you to everyone who submitted to this year’s contest for sharing your work with us and congratulations to this year’s winners. We always enjoy seeing this city through your eyes and love having the opportunity to share the work of local photographers of all levels whose images help tell and celebrate the story of life in D.C. We also want to thank the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities for their support of this show.

If you recently discovered Exposed DC, we are glad you found us and hope to get to know you better as you become part of our community. Here are some ways to get involved, and be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to get updates on our events, contests, shows, and more.

Now, without further ado, we present to you the winning images of the 16th Annual Exposed DC Photography Contest…

Keith Arnold – Pillars of Light
Freek Bottema – Snow Battle
John Buckley – Scene From A COVID Winter
Maria Helena Carey – Floating Cicada
Charles Chen – Pizzeria Rossa
Scott Clowney – Painter’s Delight, National Cathedral School
Thomas Cluderay – Festival Return
Thomas Cluderay – Pop of Red
Kevin Dietsch – Remembering Sicknick
Robyn Garnett – Demolition Man
Miki Jourdan – Smashing the Patriarchy Is Exhausting
Sandra Kauffman – Disconnected
Mike Landsman – Million Moe March “Moechella”
Ryan Lingo – Along the Anacostia
Mike Lurie – Accidentally Wes Anderson
Andrew P Merluzzi – Untitled
David Moss – On The Canal
Angela Napili – Peek-a-boo
Ryan Nickel – Quinceañera
Murali Palangat – Homage and Remembrance
Victoria Pickering – Upside Down at the Hirshhorn
Briana Pittelli – Couple Unknown
Eric Purcell – Hanging out on the Deck
Diriki Rice – Catrina with Child
Jennifer Sakai – distancing day No.398 (two blocks from home)
Iñaki Sánchez Ciarrusta – The Human Comedy
Frank Sellin – Promise on Ice
Valerie Short – A Sign of Hope
Carol Stalun – Rising Tide
Josh Steele – Summer Storms
Chris Suspect – 4th of July, 2021
Chris Suspect – Thelma and the Sleaze at Slash Run
Jerry Tsao – Wendy’s Last Night
Arpita Upadhyaya – Morning Silhouette
Seneca Wells – Feeding Frenzy
Gretchen Wesche – Roseate Spoonbill Feeding
Amber N. Wiley – Preserving Barry Farm
James Wisnieski – Speeding Around the Corner

2021 Exposed DC: The Sequel

September 28, 2021 By Noe Todorovich

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All photos by Mariah Miranda

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the second part of our 15th Annual Photography Exhibition. We had a great time seeing this year’s winning images projected on the big screen at Metrobar and spending a lovely fall evening chatting with you. As this year’s show comes to a final close, we are already looking forward to our next. In the meantime, you can still catch this year’s exhibition in our virtual gallery, and the images can be purchased as framed fine art prints here. Exhibition magazines are still available as well and can be purchased online here.

Special thanks again to all our photographers and everyone for sticking with us through a strange year that made it challenging to plan events. We are so grateful for the awesome D.C. photography community that really came together to find creative ways to still celebrate local photography. We love making spaces for you all to get together, and we’re so grateful to everyone who made it possible for Exposed to reach this milestone of 15 years.

Once again, we’d like to thank the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities for their support of the show, along with Focus on the Story, Lost Origins Gallery, Capital Photography Center, and Washington Photo Safari.

If you’d like to be part of next year’s show, keep an eye out for our annual contest that opens in December. If you’d like to get even more involved, consider volunteering with us.

Framing Flora: Garden Photography at Temperance Alley

September 27, 2021 By Noe Todorovich

Exposed DC and the U Street Neighborhood Association held a special photography class at Temperance Alley garden on Saturday, October 2 at 10:00 a.m. Attendees learned about the storied history of the space and tips for garden photography. Special guest horticulturist James Gagliardi shared insights and tips. Then, everyone explored the space and put what was learned into practice photographing the garden and surrounding area. The class was open to photographers of all levels using any device of their choosing (e.g., phone camera, DSLR, film).

Share your favorite photos from the morning to be considered for an outdoor photography installation in the garden.

Submit photos from the garden

Can’t make the class but still want to visit the garden? Joined for the class but inspiration struck afterwards? Feel free to stop by the garden on your own or for another event hosted by the U Street Neighborhood Association.

Exposed DC Celebrates 15 Years!

June 9, 2021 By Noe Todorovich

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Photos provided by the Exposed DC team: @manylaughlol and @noetodorovich

Thank you so much for joining us Sunday at the opening of the Exposed DC Photography Show. Our team had a wonderful time getting to know many of you as well as catching up with friends and photographers we hadn’t seen in far too long. We truly missed spending time together with the awesome DC photography community in person and appreciate you coming through to help us celebrate 15 years! If you have any feedback you’d like to share, we invite you to complete this brief survey.

The outdoor exhibition will be on view through June 27. Swing by to see the show, which is open and available to all, and be sure to check out all of the amazing small businesses in Mount Pleasant like Ellē located right around the corner.

We’re also keeping our Instagram contest open longer so you still have a chance to participate! The new deadline for entries is June 21. Visit the exhibit and share an image tagging #2021XDC, @exposed_dc, @capitalphotographycenter, and @washingtonphotosafari to participate. Get all the details here.

In addition to the outdoor exhibition, you can view all the winning images now in our first-ever virtual gallery. We hope you enjoy listening to some of the photographers talk about their images in the show; audio clips will auto-play when you view the work.

All the photos in the exhibition can be purchased online here, through the virtual gallery, or by scanning the QR code on any image in the outdoor exhibition. We also have our 15th anniversary exhibition magazine, beautifully designed by Rachael Carter, available for purchase online, and we’ll have some available at the show closing on June 27.

Thank you to Lost Origins Gallery and Focus on the Story for partnering with us on this exhibition and making our idea of an outdoor installation into a reality that surpassed what we could even imagine.

We’d also like to thank the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities for their support. To the Exposed DC team and our amazing volunteers: we couldn’t put this show on year after year without you. And, of course, we have the deepest appreciation for the amazing photographers of the D.C. metro area who so impressively document the many facets of all our lives here time and time again.

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