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This program is a guide to the 9th Annual Filter Photo Festival. In the center you will find the daily schedule of workshops, artist talks, and evening programming. We’ve also included a map of venues for events taking place outside of the Festival hotel. With so many events planned there is plenty to keep you deeply engaged with your practice over the next four days. We are excited to welcome San Francisco-based artist John Chiara as this year’s keynote speaker with the support of Columbia College Chicago’s Photography Department. Don’t miss his engaging talk on Friday, September 22 at 7pm.

The Festival Lounge is a great place to connect with friends and colleagues, share work and get caught up. We also have a few Roaming Reviewers this year, check the schedule at the Registration table and stop by to talk about your work with one of these talented professionals. It’s also a place where you can learn about a variety of resources to support your creative and professional goals through our Festival sponsors.

We’ve included a listing of exhibitions taking place around town during the Festival and we encourage you to get out and explore the photography community of Chicago.

We’re kicking off the Festival at Filter Photo headquarters with the opening receptions for three exhibitions – Deception, we like small things, and our first members’ exhibition, Prime. Join us on Thursday, September 21st at Filter Space in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood to celebrate these exhbitions and the start of the 9th Annual Filter Photo Festival.

Thank you for joining us, we hope you have an excellent Festival experience!

Jennifer Murray // Executive Director

WorKShopSthUrSDaY, September 21 9:00 am-4:00 pm   Getting Seen, Getting Shown: Professional Practices for the Fine Art Photographer with Sasha Wolf and Jess T. DuganMillennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

More than ever before, being an artist requires not only producing compelling work, but also possessing the professional skills necessary to get your work seen, shown, and collected. In this day-long workshop, dealer Sasha Wolf and artist Jess T. Dugan will provide an overview of the skills required to build and maintain a career as a fine art photographer in today’s multifaceted and ever-changing art world. This is a rare chance to not only learn what today’s standards are regarding best practices but also to participate in a genuine dialogue between an artist and a dealer.

This workshop is ideal for photographers looking to gain insight into professional aspects of the art world.

 

FriDaY, September 229:00 am-4:00 pm The Portrait with Rania MatarMillennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

In this workshop, Rania will explore all aspects of portraiture and delve into the process of working with people. Participants will learn attention to detail, postures and expressions, approaching potential subjects, establishing trust and developing a relationship. She will discuss working through the entire process and all of the details of creating a great portrait and working with people.

9:30 am-4:00 pm The Salt Print with Dan Estabrook Columbia College Chicago 600 S. Michigan Ave. 10th FloorSponsored by Columbia College Chicago Photography Department

A full-day workshop exploring this 19th-century printing process draws from the very beginnings of photography on paper, from the early “Photogenic Drawings” of William H. F. Talbot to the later advancements in the process. Participants will dive right in, making photograms on plain salted paper, then work their way up to gelatin-sized and toned prints.

SatUrDaY, September 239:00 am-4:00 pm Constructing Images with Kimberly WithamMillennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

Constructed photographs can range from arranging objects for a still life to elaborate collages or montages as well as many other studio-based practices. In this full day workshop with artist Kimberly Witham, participants will learn long-term strategies for pursuing and completing a successful project with constructed imagery.

Kimberly will discuss the history of the still life and constructed image in painting and photography as well as highlight the work of contemporary artists working in this manner. She will also share her own creative process and approach, from sketches to finished pieces, in addition to discussing her own home-based studio and equipment. topics to discuss include lighting, composition, subject matter, and overall creative vision.

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SUNDaY, September 24 9:00 am-4:00 pm Finding the Words with Kat Kiernan Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

Producing a strong photographic body of work is a tremendous accomplishment, but without good writing and editing skills, photographers may face difficulty connecting with galleries, curators, critics, or even their own website visitors. In this one-day workshop, Kat will teach participants how to enhance their professional practice through writing. Not your typical “how to” writing workshop, this workshop will focus on the many instances in which photographers are asked to write about their work including press statements, interviews, newsletter content, and artist biographies. This workshop will help participants hone their writing skills and leave with a broader understanding of the contemporary photography market.

9:00 am-12:00 pm Working Across Fine Art & Commercial Photography with Sabrina Y. Smith Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

In a time where the boundaries between art, fashion, and music are blurring, the line between fine art and commercial photography is thinning and the two fields are no longer mutually exclusive.

In this half-day workshop, Sabrina Y. Smith, will review the ways commissioned work can complement your fine art practice, offering new avenues of creativity, a wider audience, and financial freedom.

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Tamarkin Photo Walk Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

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thUrSDaY, September 2112:00 pm-1:00 pm Terry Evans Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

In this artist talk by Terry Evans, The Pattern that Connects, Evans will discuss the evolution of themes that run through all of her projects connecting them to each other over her forty-five years of photographing.

FriDaY, September 2212:00 pm-1:00 pm Alejandro T. Acierto Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

Alejandro T. Acierto will discuss his recent body of work that draws on the photographic and ephemeral archive from the era of US colonialism in the Philippines as a way to theorize and reimagine historically marginalized bodies through the history of their erasure.

1:00 pm-2:00 pm Sara J. Winston Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

Sara J. Winston will discuss her practice and 2017 book project published with Candor Arts, A Lick and a Promise, in which family portraits, landscapes, photographs of objects, and writing by the author and her father outline the impact of chronic inter-generational illness within her family. Book signing to follow.

7:00 pm-8:30 pm John Chiara Columbia College Chicago 618 S. Michigan Ave.

Festival Keynote SpeakerSponsored by Columbia College Chicago Photography Department

Chiara creates one-of-a-kind photographs in a variety of hand-built cameras, the largest of which is a 50 x 80 field camera that he transports on a flatbed trailer. Once he selects a location, he situates, and then physically enters the camera, and maneuvers in near total darkness a sheet of positive color photographic paper onto the camera’s back wall. The resulting photographs are strongly perceptual, rendered in soft hues with a strong sense of the viscosity of material and the ephemerality of place.

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SatUrDaY, September 2312:00 pm-1:00 pm Ronit Porat Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

Ronit Porat’s work explores the physicality of historical periods through their traces and leftovers. This engagement with other historical terrains starts in a circular motion that begins with the personal, shifts to the collective and then returns to the self. In doing so, she considers the ways in which images resonate with memory and belonging.

5:00 pm-6:00 pm Jeffrey Wolin in Coversation with Catherine Edelman

Loyola University Museum of Art 820 N. Michigan Ave.

Join photographer Jeffrey Wolin and Catherine Edelman, Owner and Director of Catherine Edelman Gallery, as they lead a gallery talk and tour of Wolin’s Pigeon Hill: Then and Now exhibition at Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA).

SUNDaY, September 2412:00 pm-1:00 pm Professionalizing the Artist Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

This panel of current students of photography and emerging artists will share their experiences balancing risk-taking in their personal work with the pressures to simultaneously provide a professional context for their efforts. The panelists will explore a wide range of ways to participate in art communities and navigate the pressures to professionalize. Join us for a lively discussion with Clarissa Bonet, Carly Ries, Guanyu Xu, and moderated by Aimée Beaubien.

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Kyohei Abe Executive Director and Chief Curator, Detroit Center for Contemporary Photography

Matt Austin Founder, Candor Arts

Jonathan Blaustein Writer and Contributor, A Photo Editor & The New York Times Lens blog

Darren Ching Co-Owner and Director, Klompching Gallery

Jessica Cochran Independent Curator and Consultant

Jennifer DeCarlo Director, jdc Fine Art

Alexa Dilworth Publishing Director and Senior Editor, Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University

Catherine Edelman Owner and Director of Catherine Edelman Gallery

Natasha Egan Executive Director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography

Dan Estabrook Independent Artist

Jon Feinstein Co-Founder, Humble Arts Foundation and Independent Curator

Jennifer Freiss Assistant Curator of Photography, University of Michigan Museum of Art

Genevieve Fussell Senior Photo Editor, The New Yorker

Larry Gawel Co-Founder, WorkSpace Gallery

Aron Gent Co-Founder, DOCUMENT

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Martha Schneider Owner and Director, Schneider Gallery

Teresa E. Silva Director of Exhibitions & Residencies, Chicago Artists Coalition

Sabrina Y. Smith Co-Founder NARA Collective and Features Editor, Ground Magazine

Paula Tognarelli Executive Director and Curator, Griffin Museum of Photography

Jennifer Ward Associate Curator, FotoFest

April Watson Curator of Photography, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Sasha Wolf Owner and Director, Sasha Wolf Projects

Michael Itkoff Co-Founder, Daylight Books

Lisa Janes Independent Curator and Consultant

Corey Keller Curator of Photography, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Kat Kiernan Editor-in-Chief, Don’t Take Pictures

Juli Lowe Director, Catherine Edelman Gallery

Janine Mileaf Executive Director, The Arts Club of Chicago

James Pike Grant Program Manager, Graham Foundation in Chicago

Megha Ralapati Residency & Special Projects Manager, Hyde Park Art Center

Carson Sanders Co-Founder, Aint-Bad Magazine

Juried by Brian Paul ClampSeptember 15 – October 21, 2017

Reception: Thursday, September 216:00 pm – 9:00 pm 

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Juried by Kat KiernanSeptember 21 – October 14, 2017

Reception: Thursday, September 21 6:00 pm–9:00 pm 

Fogelson Studio1821 W. Hubbard St., Suite 208, Chicago 

Searching for Jehanne –the Joan of Arc ProjectSusan Aurinko

Pigeon Hill: � en and NowJe� rey Wolin

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eveNtS SCheDUleTHuRsdAY, sEPTEMbER 219:00 am-5:00 pm      PORTFOLIO REVIEWS

9:00 am-4:00 pm      WORKSHOP: Getting Seen, Getting Shown with Jess T. Dugan and Sasha Wolf

12:00 pm-1:00 pm  ARTIST TALK: Terry Evans FREE

6:00 pm-9:00 pm EXHIBITION RECEPTION: Deception at Filter Space FREE

6:00 pm-9:00 pm EXHIBITION RECEPTION: we like small things at Filter Space FREE

6:00 pm-9:00 pm EXHIBITION RECEPTION: Prime at Fogelson Studio FREE

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9:00 am-5:00 pm PORTFOLIO REVIEWS

9:00 am-4:00 pm WORKSHOP: The Portrait with Rania Matar

9:30 am-4:00 pm WORKSHOP:The Salt Print with Dan Estabrook at Columbia College Chicago

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ARTIST TALK: Alejandro T. Acierto FREE

1:00 pm-2:00 pm ARTIST TALK: Sara J. Winston FREE

5:00 pm-6:00 pm MEMBERs’ CURATOR TOUR AT MoCP: Free for Filter Photo Members FREE

7:00 pm-8:00 pm KEYNOTE LECTURE: John Chiara at Columbia College Chicago Sponsored by Columbia College Chicago, Photography Department FREE

sATuRdAY, sEPTEMbER 23 9:00 am-5:00 pm PORTFOLIO REVIEWS

9:00 am-4:00 pm WORKSHOP: Constructing Images with Kimberly Witham

12:00 pm-1:00 pm ARTIST TALK: Ronit Porat FREE

3:00 pm-5:00 pm GALLERY WALK River North Gallery District FREE

5:00 pm-6:00 pm ARTIST TALK: Jeffrey Wolin in Coversation with Catherine Edelman at Loyola University Museum of Art FREE

7:00 pm-10:00 pm PORTFOLIO WALK FREE

sundAY, sEPTEMbER 24 9:00 am-4:00 pm PORTFOLIO REVIEWS

9:00 am-4:00 pm WORKSHOP: Finding the Words with Kat Kiernan

9:00 am-12:00 pm WORKSHOP: Working Across Fine Art & Commercial Photography with Sabrina Y. Smith

12:00 pm-1:00 pm ARTIST TALK: Professionalizing the Artist: a panel discussion moderated by Aimée Beaubien FREE

12:30 pm-2:00 pm WORKSHOP: Tamarkin Photo Walk Presented by Tamarkin Camera FREE

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Join us for a special Members’ Only Curator Tour of re:collection with Executive Director Natasha Egan. Stop by and see the exhibition on your way to the John Chiara Lecture next door.

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sATuRdAY, sEPTEMbER 23 7:00 pm–10:00 pm Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel, 163 E. Walton Pl. Come to Filter’s 2017 Portfolio Walk on Saturday, September 23rd for an evening of conversation, exchange, and art viewing.  Photographers, Portfolio Reviewers, Artists, Instructors, and the general public, will all have a chance to socialize, win raffle prizes, and meet the amazing sponsors who have helped support this year’s Festival. All will have a chance to vote for their favorite portfolio for the People’s Choice Award.

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Alphawood GalleryThen They Came for Me: Incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII and the Demise of Civil LibertiesJune 29 – November 192401 N. Halsted St.

Art Institute of ChicagoThe Photographer’s Curator: Hugh Edwards at the Art Institute of ChicagoThrough October 29111 S. Michigan Ave. Catherine Edelman GalleryProposals For DisorderLiat ElblingSeptember 8 – October 28300 W. Superior St.

Chicago Artists Coalition The Annual 2017: The Shortest Distance Between Two PointsSeptember 8 – September 28217 N. Carpenter St.

DocumentHiding Behind the Foliage. Search for MygaliaJulien Creuzet September 9 – October 281709 W. Chicago Ave.

Filter SpaceDeception & we like small thingsSeptember 15 – October 211821 W. Hubbard St., Suite 207

The Franklin White Light / Black Noise Hương NgôAugust 26 – September 233522 W. Franklin Blvd.

Fogelson Studio PrimeSeptember 21 – October 141821 W. Hubbard St., Suite 208

Gallery 19Two Point Five Children: Trent Call, Samantha Harring, Bree Lamb, & Nate StrombregSeptember 8 – October 284839 N. Damen Ave.

Gallery 400Let Me Be an Object that ScreamsSeptember 8 – October 21400 S. Peoria St.

Hyde Park Art CenterVirtue of the ViciousJuly 16 – October 225020 S. Cornell Ave.

Iceberg ProjectsDani Leventhal & Sheilah WilsonSeptember 16 – October 157714 N. Sheridan Rd.

Linda Warren ProjectsLWP Group ShowSeptember 9 – November 4327 N. Aberdeen St. #151

Logan Center GalleryDivine ViolenceCinthia Marcelle & Tiago Mata MachadoSeptember 8 – October 29915 E. 60th St.

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LUMA Susan Aurinko, Jeffrey Wolin & Michelle Murphy July 1 – October 21820 N. Michigan Ave.

The MissionSusan Giles & Jeroen NelemansSeptember 8 – October 211431 W. Chicago Ave.

Museum of Contemporary ArtWoman with a CameraJuly 8 – January 14220 E. Chicago Ave.

Museum of Contemporary Photographyre:collectionJuly 13 – October 1600 S. Michigan Ave.

Perspective Group and Photography GalleryA Southern DiaryDonna Wesley SpencerAugust 31 – October 11310 Chicago Ave., Evanston

The Rangefinder Gallery at Tamarkin CameraLook Both Ways Matt StuartSeptember 1 – October 1300 W. Superior St.

Roman Susan GalleryMarina Miliou-Theocharaki & Sanaz SohrabiSeptember 8 – September 231224 W. Loyola Ave.

Schneider GalleryUniversus Tatiana ParceroSeptember 8 – October 28770 N. LaSalle St., Suite 401

Stephen Daiter GalleryDon’t Forget to Move Your Feet: Photographs Until Now by Paul D’AmatoSeptember 9 – November 4230 W. Superior St.

Ukrainian Institute of Modern ArtDomestic DisturbancesAugust 4 – October 11431 W. Chicago Ave.

Weinberg/Newton GalleryTake CareSeptember 15 – January 13300 W. Superior St.

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Map Locations

1 Filter Photo Festival Headquarters Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 163 E. Walton Pl.

2 Filter Space / Fogelson Studio 1821 W. Hubbard St, Ste. 207 and Ste. 208

3 Museum of Contemporary Photography / Columbia College Chicago 600 S. Michigan Ave.

4 Columbia College Chicago 618 S. Michigan Ave.

5 Loyola University Museum of Art 820 N. Michigane Ave.

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Membership with Filter Photo is a great way to support a growing non-profit and the photography community of the Midwest.  Members enjoy benefits including early registration to all Festival programming, inclusion in our Member Directory, and invitations to networking and community building opportunities at Filter Space throughout the year.

The donors’ circle are Members who support Filter Photo at a higher level. As a non-profit, we rely on the generosity of our Donors to maintain and advance our programming. Consider joining us today.

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We would like to thank the following individuals and institutions, without whom the 2017 Filter Photo Festival would not be possible:

• All of our incredible reviewers, speakers, artists, and instructors who lent their time, insight, and expertise to the Festival.

• Deception, we like small things and Prime jurors, Brian Paul Clamp, Jennifer Keats, and Kat Kiernan.

• Filter Photo’s dedicated group of Production Assistants, volunteers, and staff.

• Filter Photo’s Board of Directors and Advisory Council for their dedication to advancing our mission and continued support.

• The incredible and generous Festival sponsors listed on the back page of this program, especially Columbia College Chicago’s Photography Department, Platform Gallery, Tamron USA, Panopticon Imaging, and Tamarkin Camera.

• Our Chicago community partners, especially Loyola University Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Photography.

• Filter Photo Members and Donors, whose contributions support and sustain Filter Photo as a growning non-profit serving the photography community of Chicago and the broader Midwest.

• The Chicago photography community that continually inspires us to produce a unique and personal Festival experience, which we proudly present to attendees and VIPs from across the country.

• And, of course, the wonderful attendees, who come to share, learn, and engage with one another in the most open, collaborative ways.

We hope you have an amazing Festival experience and you join us at more Filter Photo events soon!

Sincerely, The Filter Photo Team

Filter Photo is partly supported by a grant from The MacArthur Funds for Arts and Culture at The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, The David C. and Sarajean Ruttenberg Arts Foundation and the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation.

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Erin Hoyt Director of Operations

Caitlin Peterson Communications Coordinator

Board of DirectorsDoug Fogelson - President

Marcia Mahoney - Treasurer

Maggie Meiners - Secretary

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Frank Ishman

Sandro Miller

Jeff Phillips

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