Winter snapshot from the collection of Robert E. Jackson - get familiar with it!

It's been an ongoing tradition on FlakPhoto and Humble to share grippingly cold photos this time of year.
We want to see yours.

For Humble Arts Foundation's first open call of 2019, send us your photographs representing winter - literally, abstractly, or a "wintery mix" ( <-- see what we did?!) that's somewhere in between. Show us your vision of a cold, cold world, and don't be afraid to get layered, wild, metaphorical, or even political if the occasion arises.

We're teaming up with FlakPhoto again this year – longtime friend and photographer megaphone Andy Adams will be co-curating alongside Humble's co-founder Jon Feinstein. The group show will live on Humble's website and we'll feature select images on Instagram @HumbleArtsFoundation and @FlakPhoto in late February, 2019. (P.S. - in case you’re waiting with bated breath, Group Show #59: Numerology will go live before the new year. Stay tuned!)

Deadline: January 20, 2019

Curated by Jon Feinstein and Andy Adams

GUIDELINES: (please read carefully)

PostedDecember 22, 2018

AuthorEditors

CategoriesExhibitions, Open Call

Tagswinter photography, FlakPhoto, Andy Adams, Jon Feinstein, winter pictures, photography open call, no fee open call, Flak Photo

Curling - Delivering. Photographer: Paul Thompson

What do a cat shopping for Christmas presents, a snow buried car and some shivering NYC pigeons have in common? Not much aside from their obvious "winter" theme, but they are all part of the fascinating digital archive put online earlier this year by the New York Public Library. While curating our latest group show, Winter Pictures over the past few weeks, one favorite distraction was rabbit-holing it down this maze of historical photographic tangents, so we thought it would be fitting to cull a collection of our favorite cold, discordant gems - a series "b-sides" to the exhibition. Enjoy.

PostedFebruary 25, 2016

AuthorJon Feinstein

CategoriesGalleries

TagsArchival photography, winter pictures, winter photography, vernacular photography, new york public library digital collection, NYPL Digital Archive

Photo © Manolo Espaliú — Photo © Manolo Espaliú

Last year, the American Northeast experienced record snowfalls, and climate change seems to be on most of our minds. Winter can brutal, it can be beautiful, it can be a mysterious mix. For Humble Arts Foundation's first open call of 2016, we want to see your photographs representing winter - literally, abstractly, or somewhere in between. Show us your vision of a cold, cold world, and don't be afraid to get crazy. Inspired by Andy Adams' annual "Winter Pictures" calls in previous years, we're partnering with FlakPhoto, and invited Andy to co-curate this exhibition with Humble's co-founder Jon Feinstein. The group show will be featured on Humble's website and we'll feature select images on Instagram @HumbleArtsFoundation and @FlakPhoto in late February, 2016.

Also, if you didn't catch it already, the photo above is by Spanish photographer Manolo Espaliú. Visit his website, and follow him on Instagram.

Deadline:
Jan 25th, 2016

Open Call: Group Show #60 – Winter Pictures 2019

Down The Rabbit Hole: Old Winter Photographs from the NYPL Digital Archive

Open Call: Group Show #48 Winter Pictures