Showing posts with label Photography exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography exhibition. Show all posts

Mobile Photography at Openhouse with EYE'EM



EYE'EM, an online hub dedicated to mobile photography, will be exhibiting their best pics at Openhouse from 9/27 -9/29.

The top EYE’EM submissions will be professionally processed and printed using high quality materials as alloy and acrylic glass. Digital screens will display single photos, slideshows, and relevant photo streams. The EYE’EM community’s live stream will be displayed, allowing mobile photographers around the world to exhibit their work instantaneously.

The EYE'EM exhibition links the online and offline worlds through real-time interaction between Openhouse, its visitors and the international mobile photography movement.

Submit your photos now at: http://exhibitions.eyeem.com/nyc2010/

Converse 1Hund(RED) Artists Launch Event




Produced by Radar Entertainment
3/27/08

"The core idea behind Converse 'Conversations' was to raise awareness in the fight against HIV/AIDS in Africa," explains Bret Heiman, Radar Entertainment. "By uniting a diverse group of artists and musical performers under one cause, we were able to coordinate a very exciting and somewhat unprecedented event. Each artist selected for the project was tasked with the creation of an original sneaker design, emphasizing the importance of the project's mission.

"When we set out to select a venue for our NYC event," Bret says, "the Openhouse Gallery was the perfect match. The space was raw, much like a blank canvas and offered two rooms for us to customize."

See media - http://joinred.blogspot.com
Or see more at - www.openhousegallery.org

Make Me a Supermodel (Episodes 4 & 11)




Produced by Bravo Television
3/16/08

Two episodes of this popular reality show were filmed at Openhouse in March: in the first, the models were challenged to use their bodies as art. Their bodies painted, these contestants filed into our venue in a processional and then posed as a living sculpture as onlookers analyzed their ability to pose. In the second (non-sequential) episode, four finalists were selected from a photo shoot the day before, wherein each of them posed as one of the four elements (fire, earth, wind, water). Then, their four best portraits were enlarged and hung at Openhouse for a gallery showing; the four supermodel-hopefuls, along with supermodel-judges Nikki Taylor and Tyson Beckford, and guest-judge Jennifer Starr, were filmed checking out the photography. See more at - www.openhousegallery.org