ARCHIVE COLLECTIVE

A Kansas City based photography collective.

[whitneymuseum]

We’re excited to introduce the latest iteration of Sunrise/Sunset, a series of Internet art projects that mark sunset and sunrise in New York City every day on whitney.org. In Caughtinmoment, Lorna Mills continues her explorations of the gif as an iconic visual form of the online environment by breaking down images of sunrises and sunsets into pixelated components that wriggle and twist in mechanical, jerky motions. See it tonight at 8:31 pm or tomorrow morning at 5:26 am EST. Here’s a sneak peek at sunrise for all the sleepyheads out there! 

[manpodcast]

Episode No. 294 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Roni Horn.

The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas is showing the first American museum exhibition devoted to Horn’s cast glass sculptures. Eight of them are on view in the Nasher’s Renzo Piano-designed building through August 20. In New York, Hauser & Wirth is presenting the debut of four new Horns, including the photographic series “The Selected Gifts, (1974-2015),” two series of works on paper, “The Dog’s Chorus” (2016), “Th Rose Prblm” (2015), and two recent glass sculptures.

Horn has been mining the intersection of minimalist object making and conceptualism in sculpture, photography and works on paper – and particularly the relationships between discrete objects – since the mid-1970s. In 2009 the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston, the Tate Modern and the Collection Lambert in France surveyed her career in an exhibition titled “Roni Horn, aka Roni Horn.” She has had other solo shows at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the Dia Center for the Arts in New York, among others.

On the program, Horn and host Tyler Green discuss Horn’s ongoing 2007 commission for Artangel Vatnasafn/Library of Water and reference its website.

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[transmitternyc]

Talking Pictures: Camera-Phone Conversations Between Artists

"Talking Pictures" highlights the novel aspect of photographic communication by inviting 12 pairs of artists to conduct visual dialogues with one another on their phones, sending still images and brief videos back and forth in a game of visual ping-pong.

We’re excited for Transmitter artist Irina Rozovsky to have work up in Taking Pictures: Camera-Phone Conversations Between Artists at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

[archivecollective]

OPEN CALL : SLIDE SHOW

Photo + Video Artists: Submit a body of work or 2+ minutes of video* to be exhibited at night via projection in the storefront windows at Front/Space during our month of events in July!

✨Deadline is June 30th 

Check https://www.archivecollective.org/open-call/ for full details! (sorry no audio*)

[artspace-s-a-c-blog]

Happy Summer Everyone!

Check it out! Documentation from the Rookie 2 Pro skill share workshops from this year’s BFA exhibition.

A huge thank you and shout out to the entire Artspace staff, Natalie Spicker and Secura Hatch who lead the workshops, Ryan Jaramillio and Olivia Clanton for or performing and engaging with other participants and helping bring the workshops to life, and to everyone who attended!

<3

Camile Messerley, ASAC President

NATALIE SPICKER

FLIPPING THE SENTENCE

SECURA HATCH

DOCUMENTATION THROUGH INTERACTIVE AND COLLABORATIVE VIEWERSHIP

[davidsimonton]

Residency Opportunity

…in Wilson, North Carolina! —Check it out: http://southphotography.blogspot.com/2017/06/eyes-on-main-street-residency.html

[archivecollective]

Archive is proud to announce our new partnership with Front/Space in the Crossroads Arts District of Kansas City, MO!

Help us celebrate our partnership and new home base in the Crossroads with a month of programming in July including an open call for submissions + exhibition opportunities + book release + artwork documentation day!!

Check out archivecollective.org for a full calendar of events and follow us on Instagram @archivecollective

[archivecollective]

OPEN CALL : SLIDE SHOW

Photo + Video Artists: Submit a body of work or 2+ minutes of video* to be exhibited at night via projection in the storefront windows at Front/Space during our month of events in July!

✨Deadline is June 30th 

Check https://www.archivecollective.org/open-call/ for full details! (sorry no audio*)

[archivecollective]

Crushed/Optimistic: Photography, Poetry, & Brandon Forrest Frederick

Archive Collective member Megan Pobywajlo responds to the work of fellow Archive member Brandon Forrest Frederick for Informality.

[oranbeg]

[jotoole]

Send in a submission for NET 2.4! 

Moments that stay Prompt: It can be fleeting and lingering. It can collect dust on the shelf or be freshly polished. When is it a 4x6 print, a video that disappears after a few seconds, a memory that was half-forgotten, a scrap of paper full of inspiration, a screenshot to remember, an anthology that is within All filed away for another day. Deadline: April 28th @11:59pm Send submissions to [email protected] This issue will debut at the Philadelphia Art Book Fair Submission details for images: Send a zip file containing up to 8 images. (sRGB, JPG 2000px on the longest side at 300dpi) As well as the Title, Series (if relevant) and your web URL. Submission details for text: Please send a pdf file. Submission details for video/sound: Please send a Vimeo link. We also encourage collaborative submissions for this prompt. *If your submission is collaborative please make sure to make note of that in your email. *If you have any questions please email [email protected]

[kczinecon]

The application for tabling at KC Zine Con #3 is LIVE!!! 👼 📰  Calling ALL creators of zines, comix, chapbooks, newspapers, anthologies, tracts, magazines, pamphlets, and other self-published DIY radical readables from around the MidWest and beyond!! Apply NOW… what are you waiting for?! KCZC #3 will be August 26th, 2017 in beautiful Kansas City!

Wanna apply? CLICK HERE to access the application.

[archivecollective]

Photography Portfolio Walk » The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Free Area photographers will display their work for a fun and informal showcase of local talent. This free, pop-in event is a great way to get to know artists living and working in our own community. Are you an area photographer interested in participating?

Kansas City and Midwestern photographers! Check out this opportunity to bring your portfolio to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art!

Archive Collective member Megan Pobywajlo will be on jury :)

[archivecollective]

::::::DEADLINE EXTENDED:::::

Submit by Tonight, Tuesday April 11 at midnight!

[rustbeltjessie]

A feature documentary about the life of X-Ray Spex singer-songwriter and punk icon Poly Styrene.

Funds are being raised to produce a documentary about the life and music of Poly Styrene. As soon as I have a few extra dollars, I’m chipping in. There’s still a month to go, but they’re not even halfway to their goal yet.

[wearepioneerspress]

We vouch heavy

[archivecollective]

Adam J. Long

"This series started a few years ago when I went downtown, parked, and noticed I was in the “Financial District.” The idea of a Financial District seems to imply “hey… there is money here… this place can help.” So, I am like many – I have debt and struggle to support my family with my 3 jobs. I took this financial-district-sign as a “sign” and decided to check this area out. The project started with the notion that I, like so many people nowadays, am stressed financially and there’s gotta be something down here that can speak to this situation."

Via AINT-BAD: Adam J. Long and Rachel Jump in conversation about Incline|Decline, Adam's latest book project being published with Archive Collective.

[archivecollective]

Triple Canopy – Studio with Red Bag, 2009 by Roe Ethridge with Matthew Porter

From neutral territory to IKEA cabinetry: a conversation.

[erikschubert]

Excited to be part of, “Too Good To Be Photographed”, a book exploring an intricate relationship between photography and failure. Curated by Paul Paper and published by Lugemik.

Check out the Kickstarter campaign to help support the project come into fruition: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1338092867/too-good-to-be-photographed

[was-here]

Humble Arts Foundation is a 501c3 dedicated to supporting and promoting new art photography.

Hi, I Kellyanne Conwayed a photo in Humble Art Foundation’s Alternative Facts show. But you should really click the link to see all the other photos that aren’t this one. Some great whoppers.