Saturday, October 22, 2011

SPE Northwest Region Conference November 3rd - 6th


Photo by Erik Sohner, SFCC Faculty
Design by Chris Thompson, SFCC Student


About the Conference:

The 2011 SPE Northwest regional conference will examine what many media theorists describe as a ‘21st Century Renaissance’ brought about by innovations in digital imaging and internet technology that are comparable to the impact of Gutenberg’s press.

The transformation from analog to digital and the convergence of still and motion photography into compact media technology constitutes a renegotiation of traditional ideas about photography and visual literacy that is emerging into questions about how photographers are addressing the impact of New Media.


Schedule of Events:


Thursday, November 3rd, 2011

Time: 7pm

Event:

Welcome/Early Registration
Film Screening of Beyond Iconic: Photographer Dennis Stock, with special guest Hanna Sawka, who directed the film and is coming from New York


Location: Magic Lantern Theater
25 W. Main Avenue, Spokane, WA
note: A theater ticket price of $7 will be charged at the door and is separate from the conference fee.



Friday, November 4th, 2011
All events held at Spokane Falls Community College


8:30 - 9:30
Registration and Conference Check-In

9:30 - 10:20

Lynn Iglitzin - Humanities Washington Guest Speaker
Presentation on Margaret Bourke-White




Scott Kolbo -
"Art in the Age of Digital Reproduction"
Using digital technology to produce unique monotype images that can not be editioned



10:30 - 11:20


Hanna Sawka - The Photographs of Dennis Stock
Lessons learned in the making of the film "Beyond Iconic: Photographer Dennis Stock"






Lark Gilmer-Smothermon - Memento Mori:
Storytelling and the role of still life in painting and photography




11:20 - 1:00pm
Lunch Break


1:00 - 1:50



Robert Lloyd - How do you see China?
An exploration of stereotypical vision within documentary photography








Greg Roth - Its about time...
A discussion of indexicality and photography






WWU Student Panel - Why are you doing that?
A discussion about personal bubbles and public domain



2:00 - 2:50

Katheryn McKenna - In Relation: The Still Photograph and the Poem
This presentation will explore the mutual aspirations of the still photograph and the poem








David Lee Myers - Composite Images: Extending and Unifying Observations
Understanding and perceiving the world through a multiplicity of views




3:00 - 3:50

Elizabeth Claffey - Documentary Photography
An exploration of the relationship between medical practices and life experience







Jennifer Scott - Hypnagogia: A World Where Thoughts, Memories, and
Dreams Unite

A visual exploration of the state between wake and sleep







CWU Student Panel - Ice Cream, Hay, and Eastern Sympathies at Central Washington University
Facing the challenge of connecting with the reality of the larger photography world from a rural place within this informational era




4:00 - 4:50




Mike Emme - Technics and Desire
The shifting erotics of the viewfinder and its impact on art and education







Colin Mulvany - The State of Photojournalism
A look at the convergence of still photography and video and the economics of journalism in the internet age








Christina Z. Anderson (limit of 25 people) - Chemigrams and Chromoskedasics

A darkroom demonstration






5:00 - 6:00

Dinner Break


6:00 - 11:00pm





First Friday Spokane Gallery Tours
A tour of 8 photography exhibits including the SPE Member Group Show and reception at the Kress Gallery






Saturday, November 5th
All events held at Spokane Falls Community College

All Day - Trade Show in the SFCC Photography Building Studio


9:30 - 10:20

Panel Discussion: The Business of Art from the Gallery Perspective




10:30 - 11:20



Michelle Bates - Toy Cameras in a High Tech World
Author of Plastic Cameras: Toying with Creativity






W.B. Fontenot - Dangerous Excess of Human Knowledge
A presentation of work inspired from the dystopias of authors such as
George Orwell and Aldous Huxley.



11:30 - 12:20

NW Regional Meeting


12:20 - 2:00
Luncheon in the SFCC Photo Building


2:00 - 3:10



Panel Discussion: Media Convergence - What are we teaching in today's social media world?




3:20 - 4:10





Tony Boccaccio - Photographic Seeing
A presentation on how dynamic images were made at National Geographic






4:20 - 5:30

Panel Discussion: Professional Pathways in the Digital Era
Hosted by ASMP



5:30 - 7:00
Dinner Break


7:00 - 7:15
Honored Educator Awards Ceremony


7:30 - 8:30

Keynote Speaker

Brooks Jensen
Publisher of Lenswork

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8:30 - 10:00pm
Reception


Sunday, November 6th, 2011





9:30 - 12:00pm
Student Portfolio Reviews
Location: SFCC Photography Building


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