Booksmart Studio: Employee Artwork – Mark Nacey
Introducing Booksmart Studio’s newest employee, Mark Nacey. Mark will be heading up the digital printing lab at Booksmart Studio starting in December of 2009.
Introducing Booksmart Studio’s newest employee, Mark Nacey. Mark will be heading up the digital printing lab at Booksmart Studio starting in December of 2009.
Reception Hours: June 5th, 2009 6PM–9PM
Gallery Hours: M-F 9:00-6:00
Booksmart Studio prides itself on embracing the new digital printing technologies while holding on to the old values of traditional craftsmanship, printmaking, photography, and the studio arts. The studio meticulously combines these old values with new technology to create works that encompass both state-of-the-art printing and classic hands-on personalization. This exhibition will celebrate the combination of new technology with an enduring emphasis on fine craftsmanship and quality.
Juried by renowned photographer Barbara Ellison, the exhibition represents an array of international artists who are exploring the possibilities of alternative process digital printing.
ASMP– Photo Assistant Workshop
Saturday March 21, 2009
9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Location: John Myers Photography
29 Richmond St. Rochester, NY 14607
Pre-register by March 13th
contact: Tim Toal at 585-461-9790 or info@tjtphoto.com
Presented by: American Society of Media Photographers / Western New York www.asmpwny.org
Seven hours of valuable information for students and assistants. This workshop will cover a range of topics that are important for anyone getting into advertising photography. We will have five area photographers and established assistants presenting material based on their experiences. Lunch and time for a portfolio review will be provided to all attending, so bring your work along. Door prizes from area vendors will be given away.
Topics will include:
• What photographers look for in an assistant
• Self-promotion
• Invoicing, bookkeeping, and taxes
• Assisting etiquette
• Studio and location expectations
• Freelance assisting vs. full-time staff assisting.
• Equipment review
• Portfolio review
(Bring your book)
Sponsored by:
Hahn Photographic
www.hahnphotographic.com
Door Prizes:
Booksmart Studio
www.booksmartstudio.com
Praus Production Inc.
www.4photolab.com
TopFlight Professional Lab
www.topflightlab.com
ASMP Members: $20 pre-registration, $30 at the door
Non-members: $50 pre-registration, $60 at the door
Cash or Check only
Not an ASMP member? Your ASMP membership is transferable to any ASMP chapter. Join ASMP at the workshop and ASMPWNY will refund $30 upon your membership confirmation. Students must provide proof of student status with a copy of their student course schedule issued by the college or a letter from a faculty member on school stationary. For membership details or to join ASMP go to http://www.asmp.org/join/. Visa, Master Card, American Express, and Discover Card accepted for membership only.
Booksmart Studio is pleased to announce we now have the Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryat in stock. This includes rolls & sheets!
Photo Rag Baryta combines the virtues of a luxury cotton paper and a traditional baryta board. The very fine surface texture with the baryta gloss endows portraits with a particularly expressive character.
Booksmart Studio and Canson-Infinity worked together to create a full-line of ICC profiles for 17 new inkjet papers that they have recently released. These new papers are the largest launch any single paper company has announced since the beginning of inkjet technology. Canson-Infinity’s 17 papers do not utilize optical brighteners to keep consistent whites or brighten the cotton fibers. Instead, they are utilizing minerals & pigments in the preparation of the paper rather than in the coating process.
Booksmart Studio created profiles for the full-line of Canon, Epson, & HP printers for Canson-Infinity to provide to their customers. These profiles are available in our ICC Profile Library along with Canson-Infinity’s website.
Booksmart Studio has released Version 2.0 of our website. The new website allows for easy integration of our main site, printing, & store website along with our Blog & wiki space. Our big push is to make our website a truly universal informative website, allowing our customers and participants to interact with one another. Our customers will be able to post imagery in our on-line gallery communicate with one each other on our Blog & Wiki space. In the end, we hope users will find all of the information one needs to make their digital art & photography.
Booksmart Studio will be unveiling a new website very soon, which is causing a few problems with our old website that you are currently viewing. We apologize for this inconvenience as we look to improve your web experience and invite you to check back June 10th, 2008. Meanwhile a few links on the site have recently become broken due to a server upgrade preparing for Booksmart Studio’s Version 2.0 website.
Booksmart Studio is please to announce the opening of our two galleries. Gallery Kunstler is a 1500 sq. ft. gallery that will feature International artists & photographers along with juried exhibitions. The Rochester Pin-Up Gallery, a 750 sq. ft. gallery, is focused more on the community of Upstate New York with open critique sessions being held bi-weekly, please look in our calendar for more information. Artists & Photographers will be primarily based in the Upstate New York region, but not limited to this region for every exhibition.
Gallery Kunstler
Peripheral Visions Eric T. Kunsman
The inaugural opening featured Booksmart Studio’s founder Eric Kunsman with his exhibition Peripheral Visions. This exhibition contains 25 panoramic images from the Southwest of the United States. These images, with many of the images being over 240º, they extend beyond the peripheral vision and challenge viewers to question reality.
•Rochester Pin-Up Gallery
Who is Booksmart Studio? Kory Gunnarsen, Melissa Olen, Andrew Super, & Joe Ziolkowski
The inaugural exhibit contains the work of the staff at Booksmart Studio, each member being a photographer themselves. Kory Gunnarsen showcased his panoramic views that have been digitally stitched. Melissa Olen’s images were from her travels around the world, while Andrew Super focused on the traditional silver halide process and his photographs from Kansas. Joe Ziolkowski displayed his pinhole photography work from Okinawa, Japan, these images were all reproduced on Booksmart Fine Art Metal to create a sense of a tintype.
Booksmart Studio is please to announce the opening of our two galleries. Gallery Kunstler is a 1500 sq. ft. gallery that will feature International artists & photographers along with juried exhibitions. The Rochester Pin-Up Gallery, a 750 sq. ft. gallery, is focused more on the community of Upstate New York with open critique sessions being held bi-weekly, please look in our calendar for more information. Artists & Photographers will be primarily based in the Upstate New York region, but not limited to this region for every exhibition.
Peripheral Visions Eric T. Kunsman
The inaugural opening featured Booksmart Studio’s founder Eric Kunsman with his exhibition Peripheral Visions. This exhibition contains 25 panoramic images from the Southwest of the United States. These images, with many of the images being over 240º, they extend beyond the peripheral vision and challenge viewers to question reality.
Who is Booksmart Studio? Kory Gunnarsen, Melissa Olen, Andrew Super, & Joe Ziolkowski
The inaugural exhibit contains the work of the staff at Booksmart Studio, each member being a photographer themselves. Kory Gunnarsen showcased his panoramic views that have been digitally stitched. Melissa Olen’s images were from her travels around the world, while Andrew Super focused on the traditional silver halide process and his photographs from Kansas. Joe Ziolkowski displayed his pinhole photography work from Okinawa, Japan, these images were all reproduced on Booksmart Fine Art Metal to create a sense of a tintype.