Departures Submissions 2022

Departures is the juried exhibition of graduating DSC students from the Southeast Center for Photographic Studies.


To apply, download and fill out the APPLICATION FORM and INSTRUCTIONS listed below. Upload no more than 10 entries along with your completed application to the DROPBOX link also listed below. Photography, video, and alternative process imagery is eligible. All submission instructions are available on the Application Form. Submit application and digital images no later than 4:00 PM on March 31st to be considered.


 

deadline for submission

MARCH 31, 2022

no later than 4pm


OTHER IMPORTANT DATES TO KNOW

April 4 - Students notified of selected works

April 15 - Final Prints and digital files due to SMP no later than 5pm

MAY 3, 2021 - Exhibition opening

MAY 5, 2021 at 6pm - Opening Reception

 

 

About the Juror

Brian Carlson

With passion, empathy, and a dash of humor Brian has been crafting stories through photography and film for over a decade. His work is honest and engaging and my extensive travel throughout the world has taught him how to interact with all kinds of people.

Brian’s wife and two boys are the pride and joy of his life. Nature, a good book, and time in my modest garden all give me rejuvenation. Small talk is alright but deep, meaningful conversation is where it’s at.


Frequently Asked Questions

Am I eligible?

Any student who has fulfilled all department requirements for Spring 2022 graduation is eligible to submit to Departures. Any student who graduated from the program at the end of the Fall 2021 semester is also eligible to submit to Departures.

What is a Juried Show?

A juried exhibit is one where someone looks at a group of submissions and decides which will make it into the exhibit and which ones will not. The criteria for what makes it in is up to the juror. The juror may also suggest what size and format the submissions must be in for the final exhibition.

What work can I submit for consideration?

Any photo or video you have made while in the program. This can be a class assignment, a personal project, or a commercial gig. Also, any type of photograph, video, or image. This would include any category of photo including alternative processes and conceptual work. Submissions must be made in a digital format.

Can I submit a series of images?

Yes. Up to 10 images total. There is a space for Additional Notes on the Application Form. Indicate in that space if the submissions are a series, a diptych, triptych or anything other than individual submissions.

What if my work was not part of a class assignment or project?

That does not matter. You may submit any work you created while enrolled in the program.

Where do I submit my work?

All submissions must be uploaded to the following Dropbox link: SUBMIT WORK HERE. Find the folder with your name and upload your 10 entries and your completed Application Form. The deadline for submissions is March 31 at 4pm. No work will be accepted after this date and time. No exceptions!

Is that a hard deadline?

No work will be accepted after 4:00pm on March 31st. NO EXCEPTIONS!

Is there a fee?

Your only expense will be mat board from the Stock Room in building 530 up to 20”x24”. Any mat board larger than 20x24 will need to be purchased from local vendors (listed below).

You will need to purchase the appropriate size and number of sheets of mat board based on the size of the works selected for printing.

Southern Paint - JayHumphrey | (386) 253-8107 | 239 S. Seagrave Street Daytona Beach, 32114 (Purchase of mat board 32”x40”)

Wall-Y-World - Ask: Store Manager | (386) 673-2916 | 173 S Yonge St. Ormond Beach, 32174 (Purchase of mat board 32”x40”) *Cut to size at no additional Cost

How will I know what to print and what size?

Museum staff will inform you of which selected works to print for the exhibition no later than April 2nd via email. Please refer to the APPLICATION FORM for suggested print sizes and mat board requirements.

I still have questions, who can I ask?

You can direct any other questions you may have to the following museum staff:

Christina Katsolis : (386) 506-4569 or Christina.Katsolis@daytonastate.edu