14th Annual Alameda on Camera
Alameda on Camera is an annual, juried event conducted throughout the City of Alameda. For 48 hours, beginning 9:00pm Friday and ending 9:00 pm Sunday, 48 photo-based artists roam the City of Alameda and capture images of neighborhood, favorite places, secret hideaways and, if they choose, spotlight families, friends and famous (and infamous!) town characters.
"Life Savers – A Hole Lot of Fun" by Jennifer Kennedy
48 ▪ 48 ▪ 48 Photography Event: 9 pm, Friday, February 21 through 9 pm, Sunday February 23
48-Hour Challenge: Launch Party: 7–9 pm Friday, February 21, 2020 attendance required
Alameda On Camera Exhibit: April 3 – May 30
Receiving artwork: Sunday, March 29, 11 am—5 pm
Exhibit opening & photographers only preview: Friday, April 3, 7–9 pm
Second Friday gala opening reception: Friday, April 10, 7–9 pm
Mid-show reception: Friday, May 8, 7-9 pm
Exhibit closes: Saturday, May 30, 5 pm
Artists pick up unsold works: Sunday, May 31, 11 am−5 pm
Alameda On Camera for Adults
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Alameda on Camera for YouthDownloads:
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How Alameda on Camera works
- Beginning early December, Frank Bette Center for the Arts begins to remind the artistic community about the upcoming Alameda on Camera.
- Potential entrants can visit the Bette to pick up or download that year's Schedule, Prospectus, and Application. The application process has a deadline.
- As part of the application process, photographers submit images to the Alameda on Camera selection committee.
- From these submissions, 48 photographers are selected by the jury to participate in the annual event.
- At a Friday evening reception at the Center each artist chooses from a hat one of 48 sections of the map of Alameda. This section is the area within which the artist has 48 hours to photograph.
- Photographers shoot images within their area boundaries area for the next 48 hours.
For more information contact Taggart Gorman.
2019 Alameda On Camera Award Winners and Participants
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