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Iwood Art Works and American Society of Media Photographers: Student Photography Portfolio Review

Iwood Art Works and American Society of Media Photographers – New York (ASMP NY)
present

Student Photography Portfolio Review

Sunday, May 18, 2025 – 2-4pm
The Hudson
348 Dyckman Street
New York, NY 10034

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Free with RSVP for current college students and recent graduates (less than one year out of school) and ASMP NY members.
$25 for Photo Enthusiasts (non-professional photographers) who want to take their work further and put together a better portfolio.

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Bring your work in print, on a tablet, or a laptop and be prepared to talk about what you are trying to accomplish.
Don’t miss this opportunity to show your work in person, meet your peers, and build professional relationships.
Inwood Art Works and ASMP NY’s free Student Portfolio Review is a great opportunity to get a constructive evaluation of your work from industry professionals who have their work purchased and exhibited by magazines, galleries, photo agencies, and corporations.

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HOW THE REVIEW WORKS:
Attendee check-in opens at 1pm.
Doors for Review open at 1:45pm.
Participants will have roughly 10 minutes with each reviewer.
Both digital and print display methods will be accepted.
Reviewers will comment on your presentation, the consistency of your work, what’s working and what isn’t, and more.
The reviewing process will end promptly at 4:00pm.

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SCHEDULE:
1:00pm – Attendee Mixer / Check in – Food and drink available at The Hudson for purchase
2:00pm – Reviews begin
3:00pm – 10 min break
4:00pm – End of event

LIST OF REVIEWERS: (constantly being updated)

Ted Andreasian
Tony Gale
Sari Goodfriend
Nune Karamyan
Bruce Katz
David Mager
Tom Okada
Aaron Simms

Photo credit: Tere Garcia | Canon 5D Mark III | Canon 70-200 f/2.8 L USM | FotoFest

OSA: “I Dream of the Heights – Book Signing and Photography Pop-Up”

Photographer and Filmmaker Emon Hassan’s “I Dream of the Heights” is a book of dream-like photographs taken in Washington Heights, Manhattan, accompanied by short poems inspired by the images. https://www.emonhassan.com/idoth

Hosted at OSA, “I Dream of the Heights – Book Signing and Photography Pop-Up” offers a rare chance to connect with the author and immerse yourself in his evocative work inspired by Washington Heights.

Photos from this collection have exhibited at the Inwood Branch of NYPL. Emon is a regular contributor to The New York Times, with photographs published in major publications worldwide.

This curated evening celebrates the Heights’ vibrant character and invites attendees to own a piece of its narrative.

* Meet the artist: Emon Hassan will be present to sign books and engage in conversations about his creative process.

* Purchase: Limited-edition prints from “I Dream of the Heights” https://www.emonhassan.com/idoth/prints

* Explore and collect: Copies of Emon’s monthly zine and small format prints. https://www.emonhassan.com/emonome-zine

* Special pricing extended to attendees of the event.

* Hot cider and holiday sweet treats will be served.* Bring friends and make it an evening to remember!

RSVP Details:

Walk-ins are welcome but please RSVP so we know how many cookies to bake.

UpTown Photo Walk: Uptown to Mill Pond Park

Uptown to Mill Pond Park

Meet: 173 and Amsterdam
New York, NY 10033

August 31, 2024 @ 3pm

We’re walking from Washington Heights to the South Bronx to Mill Pond Park. Once we get to the park we’ll be able to check out the awesome 18 ft tall sculpture of Eric Orr’s Rappin’ Max Robot by Welder Underground which is up by the Hip Hop museum for a limited time!

Closest trains: A at 175 St

Main flyer photo by @thhmuseum

Hosted by @uptownphotowalk

Everyone and all levels of skill welcomed.


Alto Manhattan A Mill Pond Park

Encuentro: 173 y Amsterdam
New York, NY 10033

31 de agosto 2024 @ 3pm

Caminaremos desde Washington Heights hasta el sur del Bronx al parque Mill Pond. Una vez que lleguamos al parque, podremos ver la impresionante escultura de 18 pies de altura de Rappin’ Max Robot de Eric Orr de Welder Underground que está en el museo del Hip Hop por tiempo limitado.

Trenes: A en la calle 175

Por @uptownphotowalk

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