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100Eyes is an online photographic showcase featuring contemporary photography including documentary, art, and journalistic photography. Edited by Andy Levin, 100Eyes is made possible by the generosity of photographers who donate their work in the spirit of a shared photographic community.

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Andy Levin is a photographer, teacher, and editor living in New Orleans, Louisiana. A contributing photographer with Life Magazine in the 90's, Levin moved to Louisiana a year before Hurricane Katrina from his native city of New York. A finalist for the Eugene Smith Prize in 2008, Levin is interested in the rights of the underclass, and the relationship between a changing environment and the economically challenged. Levin is the editor of the acclaimed internet photography journal 100eyes. His personal website is http://www.andylevin.com.

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Call for Submission: Sex Crimes Committed against Black Girls

From Shantrelle Lewis:

 

A multi-media exhibit about Sex Crimes committed against Black Girls.
Curated by Shantrelle P. Lewis

 

I am currently looking for work from emerging female artists of African descent that addresses issues of molestation, incest, rape or sexual exploitation of young black females. This show is inspired by Hortense Spillers? essay, ??The Permanent Obliquity of an In(pha)llibly Straight??: In the Time of Fathers and Daughters.? I invite artists to submit provocative and dynamic work of all mediums – sculpture, photography, painting, printmaking, illustration, installation, graphic design, and video. This exhibit seeks to shed light on a particular byproduct of racism and patriarchy that generally remains ignored within the Black community.

 

Exhibition Dates: Spring 2010

 

The George & Leah McKenna Museum of African American Art
New Orleans, LA

http://www.themckennamuseum.com/

 

SUBMISSIONS

 

1. Please submit 5-10 jpeg images with a descriptions for each piece (title, medium, dimensions, etc.).
2. CV
3. Artist Statement
4. Bio
5. For video art, send dvd or cd. (Must be quick time compatible)
6. Additionally, please submit a description of the meaning behind each piece (no more than 250 words).

 

We will accept resized images via email that are less than 1MB at 300dpi. You may also send a URL of images.

 

SUBMIT IMAGES TO:
info@themckennamuseum.com

 

DEADLINE
June 27, 2009 ? (for consideration in 2009 show)
July 31, 2009 ? (for consideration in 2010 show)