NewsletterNewsletterTo sign up, enter your email address here: NewsJUNE PODCAST 'BATTLESPACE' FEATURED IN THE FESTIVAL OF THE PHOTOGRAPH Daylight's June podcast is presented in conjunction with November Eleven and will feature a multimedia version of the exhibition BATTLESPACE. The podcast will premier at the Festival of the Photograph taking place in Charlottesville, Virginia from June 12-14, 2008. ICP WORKSHOP On Sunday June 8th, Daylight editor Michael Itkoff spoke at a workshop led by Jonathan Torgovnick entitled 'Partnering with NGOs to Produce Meaningful Work. The full weekend workshop featured both photographers and representatives from NGOs who discussed how photographers can collaborate with NGOs and Non-for-Profit organizations to communicate issues of contemporary social significance. IAN PARRY SCHOLARSHIP Ian Parry was a photojournalist who died whilst on assignment for The Sunday Times during the Romanian revolution in 1989. He was just 24 years old. The scholarship was set up by his friends and family in order to build something positive from such a tragic death. PHOTOMONTH 2008, KRAKOW Date: May 6 - May 31, 2008 Theme: Being Young. CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: CLIMATE CHANGE & MULTIMEDIA CONTENTThe editorial team at Daylight Magazine is currently looking for photographic portfolios focusing on Climate Change as well as multimedia content to be featured in our monthly podcasts. Please email info@daylightmagazine.org with proposals before sending images. |
About Daylight Magazine and Daylight Community Arts FoundationFounded in 2003, Daylight Magazine is the biannual printed publication of Daylight Community Arts Foundation (DCAF), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the use of photography as a tool for effecting social change. By reimagining the documentary mode through collaboration with established and emerging artists, scholars and journalists, Daylight Magazine has become one of the premier showcases for contemporary photography. Recently DCAF launched Fundacion Imaginer (www.fundacionimaginer.org) based in Panama City, Panama which is dedicated to promoting contemporary art and photography from Latin America. In addition to publishing Daylight Magazine, DCAF seeks to help underrepresented communities share their stories by distributing cameras, establishing darkroom and digital imaging facilities, administering photographic workshops, and curating local and traveling exhibitions. Ultimately, DCAF’s goal is to provide these communities with access to the resources and equipment necessary to participate in the global visual dialogue. We invite interested individuals to initiate and manage self-representative photography projects using Daylight Community Arts Foundation as an umbrella to apply for funding. By working with photographers all over the world we have built a network of succesful satellite projects. Join us! For more information please write to us: info@daylightmagazine.org |