Hey Everyone,Come by and see Katherine Monroe’s series titled “Effulgent” on the second floor of the Fine Art Building at UALR. Katherine is one of our photography majors, and this work is from her Advanced Projects course in which she played with long exposures and painting with light.
November 9, 2009
News & Spring 2010 Photography Course Schedule is online!
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Hello Everybody! It has been a great and extremely busy semester for us in the photography area. All of our 8 photography courses are in full swing and some awesome work is being done. I am currently working on figuring out how to put a slide show of our students work into WordPress and on our UALR website, so bear with me.
The new 7 station Advanced Digital Photography Studio is working well and and we received a grant to purchase some Wacom pen tablets (can’t wait to get those dudes in).
Another bit of news from the photo area, we have two of our photo emphasis students, Kari Austin & Sarah Maxim, graduating this semester. I will post more about their shows and work here in the next few days.
The last tidbit of information is to let you all know that the Spring 2010 Photography Course Schedule is now online. So go check it out and sign up for some photo classes. There really is something for everybody, so hope to see everyone in class this spring!
To see the schedule, click here: Spring 2010 Photography Course Schedule
August 16, 2009
New Advanced Digital Photography Lab Ready for Fall!
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UALR Department of Art’s Photography Area is excited to announce a wonderful addition to its digital photography facilities. This Fall, our advanced photography students will have access to our new Advanced Digital Photography Lab. The lab includes 7 new 20″ iMacs, 3 Epson V700 scanners, and a new Epson 4880 17″ wide printer. The new lab will also serve as a classroom for certain advanced courses when the main 15 station Digital Photography Lab is occupied.
July 6, 2009
David Mann has a solo exhibition that opens this Friday, July 10, from 5 till 8 PM at the Arkansas Studies Institute located at 401 President Clinton Avenue. The exhibition features his extensive series of rural churches in Arkansas. Carefully composed and crafted, these large-format photographs exemplify the expressive aspects of the documentary tradition. David is currently an Adjunct Instructor in our photo program.
May 11, 2009
If you are interestd in contemporary portraiture, you must check out the the latest edition of “Purpose” online photography magazine. It does have some funky music. So if you are not into a zen-like experience with your images, go ahead and turn the volume down. http://www.purpose.fr/purpose8.html
April 13, 2009
April 1, 2009

Helen Levitt, a major figure in 20th century photography, past away in her sleep in Manhattan on Sunday.
Here is an article/obituary from the NY Times.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/30/arts/design/30levitt.html?_r=3&emc=eta1&pagewanted=all
March 13, 2009
Video of the Week: Larry Towell – Train of Thought
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Multimedia photographic essay by Magnum Photographer Larry Towell:
http://inmotion.magnumphotos.com/essay/train-thought
March 13, 2009
Don’t forget: 2009 Annual Student Competitive
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Annual Student Competitive
March 31 – May 6, 2009
Reception: Tues. March 31, 2009 12:15 – 1:15 pm
Entry Deadline
Tuesday March 17, 9am – 5pm
Wednesday March 18, 9am – 5pm
Thursday March 19, 9am – 5pm
Juror: Dave Anderson, Photographer
UALR Student Competitive Exhibition Entry Labels
Will be available in the Main Art Office or
in Gallery I at the drop off dates.
Four (4) Works Per Student
Work must be ready for hanging. Each entry must have an identifying label firmly attached to the back in the upper left hand corner (for 2-dimenssional work) or on the bottom/back of the piece (for 3-D).
Work will not be accepted for competition without being properly labeled. Please make sure that your entry form and labels are completed and legible and that the numbers on the labels correspond with the numbers on the entry form.
Updated 2.27.2009








