CPW – CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AT WOODSTOCKABOUTEXHIBITIONSPROGRAMSRESOURCESSUPPORTVISIT CPW is a non-profit photography organization, located in the heart of Woodstock New York, providing direct support to artists for over 40

years.

SUBMISSIONS

Submission Guidelines Since 1977, the Center for Photography at Woodstock, a 501(c)(3) artist-centered space, has supported the creation, education, and presentation of photography and related media. Through a rich

PPAN 2021 — CPW

Connect. Create. Grow. Welcome to CPW’s 2021 season of the Professional Practices Artist Network (PPAN). PPAN was created to help demystify the art of promotion, outreach, and professional practices so that artists will become active agents in their own success. CPW — 2020 MEMBERS SHOW CPW’s exhibitions are free and open to the public due to the continued support from the New York Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Art, the Warhol Foundation, Joy of Giving Something, the Phillip and Edith Leonian Foundation, our members and other

supporters.

CPW — BECOMING MUSES curated by Akemi Hiatt & Lindsay Stern June 11 – August 28, 2011 Since 1997, Emily and Madeline Sparer (b. 1985 and 1988), Rochelle, Heather, and Brittany Roman-Green (b. 1985, 1986, and 1988), and Rachel, Daniel, and Natalie George (b.1994, 1997, and 1999), have welcomed master photographers and CPW’s workshop students into their

homes, engaging

CPW — STEPHEN MARC Stephen Marc Statement My work is an extended exploration of the African Diaspora. During my residency in Woodstock, I photographed and began the construction of new montages based on the places that I visited. Several of the pieces have been absorbed into a larger ongoing project titled Passage on the Underground Railroad, where they

have

CPW — ED LAVINO

Artist Bio Born in 1959, Edwin Lavino has been photographing since he was a child. He cannot remember a time when photography was not an important part of his life. CPW — JOAN MONASTERO Artist Statement A Book of brushstrokes Indicating a stream, More view of the peony, Numerous petals. Twigs and spaces left for blossoms Drawing in its wings, about to come to CPW — ESTEBAN PASTORINO DIAZ Esteban Pastorino Diaz KITE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY January 29 – March 27, 2005 In K.A.P. (Kite Aerial Photography), Esteban Pastorino Diaz explores the image of the urban landscape from the perspective of a remote-controlled camera mounted on a kite. The resulting photographs present a world that appears miniature and toy-like at first glance;

in fact, the

CPW — JOHN EDWIN MASON JOHN EDWIN MASON (Critical Studies Residency). John Edwin Mason (Charlottesville, VA) is a member of the Department of History at the University of Virginia, where he CPW – CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AT WOODSTOCKABOUTEXHIBITIONSPROGRAMSRESOURCESSUPPORTVISIT CPW is a non-profit photography organization, located in the heart of Woodstock New York, providing direct support to artists for over 40

years.

SUBMISSIONS

Submission Guidelines Since 1977, the Center for Photography at Woodstock, a 501(c)(3) artist-centered space, has supported the creation, education, and presentation of photography and related media. Through a rich

PPAN 2021 — CPW

Connect. Create. Grow. Welcome to CPW’s 2021 season of the Professional Practices Artist Network (PPAN). PPAN was created to help demystify the art of promotion, outreach, and professional practices so that artists will become active agents in their own success. CPW — 2020 MEMBERS SHOW CPW’s exhibitions are free and open to the public due to the continued support from the New York Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Art, the Warhol Foundation, Joy of Giving Something, the Phillip and Edith Leonian Foundation, our members and other

supporters.

CPW — BECOMING MUSES curated by Akemi Hiatt & Lindsay Stern June 11 – August 28, 2011 Since 1997, Emily and Madeline Sparer (b. 1985 and 1988), Rochelle, Heather, and Brittany Roman-Green (b. 1985, 1986, and 1988), and Rachel, Daniel, and Natalie George (b.1994, 1997, and 1999), have welcomed master photographers and CPW’s workshop students into their

homes, engaging

CPW — STEPHEN MARC Stephen Marc Statement My work is an extended exploration of the African Diaspora. During my residency in Woodstock, I photographed and began the construction of new montages based on the places that I visited. Several of the pieces have been absorbed into a larger ongoing project titled Passage on the Underground Railroad, where they

have

CPW — ED LAVINO

Artist Bio Born in 1959, Edwin Lavino has been photographing since he was a child. He cannot remember a time when photography was not an important part of his life. CPW — JOAN MONASTERO Artist Statement A Book of brushstrokes Indicating a stream, More view of the peony, Numerous petals. Twigs and spaces left for blossoms Drawing in its wings, about to come to CPW — ESTEBAN PASTORINO DIAZ Esteban Pastorino Diaz KITE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY January 29 – March 27, 2005 In K.A.P. (Kite Aerial Photography), Esteban Pastorino Diaz explores the image of the urban landscape from the perspective of a remote-controlled camera mounted on a kite. The resulting photographs present a world that appears miniature and toy-like at first glance;

in fact, the

CPW — JOHN EDWIN MASON JOHN EDWIN MASON (Critical Studies Residency). John Edwin Mason (Charlottesville, VA) is a member of the Department of History at the University of Virginia, where he

CURRENT EXHIBITIONS

CPW Affinity Awards 2021. Honoring Distinctive Voices in Our Community: @MerylMeisler and #PaulMpagiSepuya. Registration has started for this year's virtual event, June 3 at 8pm EDT. https://cpw.buzz/3f3gvZU

PPAN 2021 — CPW

Connect. Create. Grow. Welcome to CPW’s 2021 season of the Professional Practices Artist Network (PPAN). PPAN was created to help demystify the art of promotion, outreach, and professional practices so that artists will become active agents in their own success.

DIGITAL LAB

The Digital Lab Due to Covid-19, CPW’s workspaces are currently not available to rent. In response to this change, we have launched our Premium Printing and Scanning Services. For more

STORE — CPW

Center for Photography at Woodstock 59 Tinker Street Woodstock, NY 12498 Tel: 845-679-9957 Map Gallery: Sat, 12pm–4pm (or by appointment) Offices: Mon–Fri, 10am–5pm

ARTIST RESIDENCIES

CPW’s one-of-a-kind Artist-in-Residence Program, Woodstock AIR, was created to support photography-based artists of color, and to expand the dialogue around diversity, race and identity in the context of social justice. CPW firmly believes that accessibility, representation and diversity are critical to contemporary discourse on photography. CPW — BECOMING MUSES curated by Akemi Hiatt & Lindsay Stern June 11 – August 28, 2011 Since 1997, Emily and Madeline Sparer (b. 1985 and 1988), Rochelle, Heather, and Brittany Roman-Green (b. 1985, 1986, and 1988), and Rachel, Daniel, and Natalie George (b.1994, 1997, and 1999), have welcomed master photographers and CPW’s workshop students into their

homes, engaging

CPW — MARTIN WEBER Martin Weber. Statement A Map of Latin American Dreams. This work arose out of the need to explore the field of human dreams, to return to the daily ritual of

ROBERT CALAFIORE

Archival pigment print, 6 x 6″ (paper size), edition of 5. Printed on Palo Duro Baryta Fiber Red River Paper. Print is sold unframed. Each print will be shipped with a Certificate of Authentication certifying the SPRING AFFAIR edition. CPW — MARTIN MUNKACSI Ode to Munkacsi November 4 – December 20, 2009 With the passing of Joan Munkacsi in December 2008, our community and the photography world at large lost a dear friend and a passionate supporter of one of the most defining artistic voices of the 20th century. CPW — DULCE PINZÓN The Real Story of The Superheroes November 12 – December 23, 2007 Following September 11, the term hero rose within the national consciousness. The notion of the hero served our country’s need during a time of national and global crisis and enabled us to acknowledge those who showed extraordinary courage or determination in

the face

CPW – CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AT WOODSTOCKABOUTEXHIBITIONSPROGRAMSRESOURCESSUPPORTVISIT CPW is a non-profit photography organization, located in the heart of Woodstock New York, providing direct support to artists for over 40

years.

SUBMISSIONS

CPW holds specific calls for submissions for theme-based exhibitions, the regional Photographers’ Fellowship Fund, WOODSTOCK AIR, special portfolio review events, and our annual Photography Now competition calls for exhibition, which are guest-juried by leading professionals in the field. Please note we will not visit unsolicited websites.

STORE — CPW

Center for Photography at Woodstock 59 Tinker Street Woodstock, NY 12498 Tel: 845-679-9957 Map Gallery: Sat, 12pm–4pm (or by appointment) Offices: Mon–Fri, 10am–5pm

PPAN 2021 — CPW

Welcome to CPW’s 2021 season of the Professional Practices Artist Network (PPAN). PPAN was created to help demystify the art of promotion, outreach, and professional practices so that artists will become active agents in their own success. Photographers will gain confidence as they learn the business side of art, make connections,

expand

CPW — 2020 MEMBERS SHOW 2020 Members Show. February 8 – March 6, 2020. Gallery Opening: Saturday, February 8, 4-6pm. For over 42 years, CPW has encouraged its members to create new work and grow as artists. The 2020 Members Show is an opportunity to showcase some of the best work made by members in the region and beyond. This playful exhibition of over 100 CPW — BECOMING MUSES The exhibition Becoming Muses is also a reunion of sorts, for the instructors and students, for the models and muses, and for the images they made together. These pictures, which were created over more than a decade, are a testament not only to CPW’s commitment to photographic education and to the community that the center has

thrived in for

CPW — ED LAVINO

CPW — Ed Lavino. Artist Bio. Born in 1959, Edwin Lavino has been photographing since he was a child. He cannot remember a time when photography was not an important part of his life. His first formal recognition as a photographer came with the receipt of a Kodak National Achievement Award at age 19 for a portrait of a farmer in the

Catskill

CPW — STEPHEN MARC Stephen Marc received his M.F.A. from theTyler School of Art. He teaches at Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ., and previously taught at Columbia College. He has received fellowships from the Illinois Arts Council Aaron Siskind Foundation, and Arts Midwest (Regional NEA), and the Seagram’s African-American Perspectives Commission

Award.

CPW — ESTEBAN PASTORINO DIAZ Esteban Pastorino Diaz KITE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY January 29 – March 27, 2005 In K.A.P. (Kite Aerial Photography), Esteban Pastorino Diaz explores the image of the urban landscape from the perspective of a remote-controlled camera mounted on a kite. The resulting photographs present a world that appears miniature and toy-like at first glance;

in fact, the

CPW — JOHN EDWIN MASON John Edwin Mason (Charlottesville, VA) is a member of the Department of History at the University of Virginia, where he teaches African history and the history of photography. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati and his graduate degrees from Yale University. Mason is now working on “Gordon Parks: American CPW – CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AT WOODSTOCKABOUTEXHIBITIONSPROGRAMSRESOURCESSUPPORTVISIT CPW is a non-profit photography organization, located in the heart of Woodstock New York, providing direct support to artists for over 40

years.

SUBMISSIONS

CPW holds specific calls for submissions for theme-based exhibitions, the regional Photographers’ Fellowship Fund, WOODSTOCK AIR, special portfolio review events, and our annual Photography Now competition calls for exhibition, which are guest-juried by leading professionals in the field. Please note we will not visit unsolicited websites.

STORE — CPW

Center for Photography at Woodstock 59 Tinker Street Woodstock, NY 12498 Tel: 845-679-9957 Map Gallery: Sat, 12pm–4pm (or by appointment) Offices: Mon–Fri, 10am–5pm

PPAN 2021 — CPW

Welcome to CPW’s 2021 season of the Professional Practices Artist Network (PPAN). PPAN was created to help demystify the art of promotion, outreach, and professional practices so that artists will become active agents in their own success. Photographers will gain confidence as they learn the business side of art, make connections,

expand

CPW — 2020 MEMBERS SHOW 2020 Members Show. February 8 – March 6, 2020. Gallery Opening: Saturday, February 8, 4-6pm. For over 42 years, CPW has encouraged its members to create new work and grow as artists. The 2020 Members Show is an opportunity to showcase some of the best work made by members in the region and beyond. This playful exhibition of over 100 CPW — BECOMING MUSES The exhibition Becoming Muses is also a reunion of sorts, for the instructors and students, for the models and muses, and for the images they made together. These pictures, which were created over more than a decade, are a testament not only to CPW’s commitment to photographic education and to the community that the center has

thrived in for

CPW — ED LAVINO

CPW — Ed Lavino. Artist Bio. Born in 1959, Edwin Lavino has been photographing since he was a child. He cannot remember a time when photography was not an important part of his life. His first formal recognition as a photographer came with the receipt of a Kodak National Achievement Award at age 19 for a portrait of a farmer in the

Catskill

CPW — STEPHEN MARC Stephen Marc received his M.F.A. from theTyler School of Art. He teaches at Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ., and previously taught at Columbia College. He has received fellowships from the Illinois Arts Council Aaron Siskind Foundation, and Arts Midwest (Regional NEA), and the Seagram’s African-American Perspectives Commission

Award.

CPW — ESTEBAN PASTORINO DIAZ Esteban Pastorino Diaz KITE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY January 29 – March 27, 2005 In K.A.P. (Kite Aerial Photography), Esteban Pastorino Diaz explores the image of the urban landscape from the perspective of a remote-controlled camera mounted on a kite. The resulting photographs present a world that appears miniature and toy-like at first glance;

in fact, the

CPW — JOHN EDWIN MASON John Edwin Mason (Charlottesville, VA) is a member of the Department of History at the University of Virginia, where he teaches African history and the history of photography. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati and his graduate degrees from Yale University. Mason is now working on “Gordon Parks: American

CURRENT EXHIBITIONS

CPW Affinity Awards 2021. Honoring Distinctive Voices in Our Community: @MerylMeisler and #PaulMpagiSepuya. Registration has started for this year's virtual event, June 3 at 8pm EDT. https://cpw.buzz/3f3gvZU

PPAN 2021 — CPW

Welcome to CPW’s 2021 season of the Professional Practices Artist Network (PPAN). PPAN was created to help demystify the art of promotion, outreach, and professional practices so that artists will become active agents in their own success. Photographers will gain confidence as they learn the business side of art, make connections,

expand

CPW — 2020 MEMBERS SHOW 2020 Members Show. February 8 – March 6, 2020. Gallery Opening: Saturday, February 8, 4-6pm. For over 42 years, CPW has encouraged its members to create new work and grow as artists. The 2020 Members Show is an opportunity to showcase some of the best work made by members in the region and beyond. This playful exhibition of over 100

DIGITAL LAB

The Digital Lab was established to offer CPW members, students, and the community at large the opportunity to explore the digital arena. You can work on your own, work with the lab staff, share hints and suggestions talk with fellow photographers, or sign up for one-on-one sessions with the lab manager. It is CPW’s vision that the Digital

Lab

STORE — CPW

Center for Photography at Woodstock 59 Tinker Street Woodstock, NY 12498 Tel: 845-679-9957 Map Gallery: Sat, 12pm–4pm (or by appointment) Offices: Mon–Fri, 10am–5pm

ARTIST RESIDENCIES

CPW’s one-of-a-kind Artist-in-Residence Program, Woodstock AIR, was created to support photography-based artists of color, and to expand the dialogue around diversity, race and identity in the context of social justice. CPW firmly believes that accessibility, representation and diversity are critical to contemporary discourse on photography. CPW — MARTIN WEBER Martin Weber. Statement A Map of Latin American Dreams. This work arose out of the need to explore the field of human dreams, to return to the daily ritual of

ROBERT CALAFIORE

Robert Calafiore is an artist, arts administrator and educator, based in West Hartford, Connecticut. His work is exhibited both nationally and internationally. He is represented by ClampArt, NYC and Foto Relevance, Houston, Texas. His figurative work attempts to truthfully document and share his experiences of beauty. CPW — MARTIN MUNKACSI On July 14, 1963, the legendary Hungarian photographer Martin Munkacsi (b. 1896) died after suffering a heart attack while attending a soccer game at Randall’s Island. His New York City-born daughter, Joan, was suddenly left fatherless and saddled with the stewardship of CPW — DULCE PINZÓN Each portrait depicts the worker dressed as a superhero within their work environment, and is accompanied by a short text including the worker’s name, their hometown in Mexico, the number of years they have been working in New York, and the amount of money they send to Mexico each week. Dulce Pinzón was born in Mexico City in 1974.

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