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Summer Residency Programs Visual and Critical StudiesArt History and Theory Studio Courses Online Courses Related Courses Visual NarrativeCourses RisoLAB Related Courses Online CoursesDesign Fine Arts and Illustration Visual and Critical Studies BFA Degree Program Design General Information Alumni and Veterans Artwork SubmissionsUndertowAdvice FAQ FERPA Refund Policy Registration Details Resources and Additional Policies Events Updates DownloadsStandingEducationUndertowListingStandingEducation Registration FormStandingEducation Student Guide ContinuED Newsletter Contact InformationStandingEducation 209 East 23 Street, 1st Floor New York, NY 10010-3994 Tel: 212-592-2050 Fax: 212-592-2060 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Youtube Blog Feed Subscribe Monday, October 16, 2017 Monday, October 16, 2017 Wednesday, July 12, 2017 We View Selections Share Your Talent Exhibition Opportunities for CE Students and AlumniThe Division ofStandingEducation offers students the opportunity to showcase work online - through the CE Gallery page and on its social media networks – and in  exhibition spaces on campus.  Campus DisplaysIf you are interested in exhibition opportunities in one of our displays, please send 3-5 jpegs sized 1500 pixels (long side) of artwork, withal with your name, course(s) taken, and a unenduring statement of the work to [email protected] (jpegs should be titled lastname_firstname_number.jpg).  Students should have unbearable work to fill the unshortened space assigned. Submissions are ongoing and exhibition slots are booked on a first-come, first-served understructure to wonted artists. We winnow 2-D and 3-D artwork.Online SubmissionsTo have your work included on our CE Gallery Pages and on our various social media platforms, please follow the guidelines below:2D and 3D submissions: Please send your image(s), sized 1500 pixels (long side), withal with your name, course(s) taken, website/blog, and a unenduring statement well-nigh the work to [email protected] (jpegs should be titled lastname_firstname_number.jpg). Video submissions: Please send a link to your video on YouTube or Vimeo, withal with your name, course(s) taken, website/blog, and a unenduring unravelment of the work to [email protected].All work must be created during or in conjunction with a standing education undertow and must be accompanied by an artwork release form.  View courses Tips for Photographing and Documenting Your Work Here are some tips and easy options for photographing and documenting your artwork, no matter your medium. For drawings, paintings, prints, zines and other two-dimensional artwork: Scan small artworks at a upper resolution, at least 300 dpi, saving your file in either tif or jpeg format. Photograph large, three-dimensional and oddly-shaped works (see tips below) For photographs and digital/film/video documentation: Save original images and screen grabs as high-resolution files in either tif or jpeg format. For analog (film) media, scan your negatives and submit high-resolution files in either tif or jpeg format. Remember this guide: Lights, Camera, Action!LightsLighting can make or unravel photos of your artwork, as well-judged colors and clarity depend on good lighting. Daylight is best, expressly on an overcast day, but indoor light works, too. Use indirect sunlight or daylight fluorescent light bulbs.Stavedeep shadows, uneven light, and hotspots resulting from uncontrived lighting or wink bulbs. Remove framed artwork from overdue its glass pane surpassing shooting it. CameraGood cameras are ubiquitous, so get your hands on a digital camera and tripod. Charge it up and use a good memory card. Use the lowest ISO setting, often virtually 200 ISO, to stave a grainy image. Use Auto Focus. Adjust the white balance, as ambient light can verisimilitude your photos. Steady your camera on the tripod for largest focus and to uncurl your artwork in the frame. Action!Give your artwork the glamorous photo shoot it deserves. Find the right setting, with bright, plane light, and hang or set your artwork level versus the wall, not leaning. Get in close! We shouldn’t see much background. If we do, make it simple, like a plain wall. For sculptures, three-dimensional art, and art of odd shapes, alimony the preliminaries simple, like a daytime sky, a white wall, or other plain and neutral surface. Use the camera timer so the camera doesn’t shake from your finger on the button. Save your files with helpful names, like your last name with the title, e.g. Picasso_Guernica.jpg. 209 East 23 Street, NY, NY 10010-3994 Tel: 212.592.2000 Fax: 212.725.3587 Accessibility NoticeContact DownloadsiTunes USitemapSocial Media © 2018, Visual Arts Press, Ltd. All rights reserved School of Visual Arts | 209 East 23 Street, NY, NY 10010-3994 | Tel: 212.592.2000 | Fax: 212.725.3587 © 2018, Visual Arts Press, Ltd. All rights reserved