Current Show

A One-Off Show & Sale

April 25, 2013, coinciding with Troy Night Out

On Friday, April 25, the PhotoCenter will have a unique and very rare show on display. Coming from our own collections, the walls will hold artwork from local and international artists through the decades. Everything, including sculptures, paintings, and photographs, will be on sale — from five-cent prints to $50 framed images along with a few surprises!

And it is for one night only. From 5–9 p.m. on April Troy Night Out, the PhotoCenter will open its doors for this one night show.

Future Shows & Events

Of Like Minds

Photographs by Drs. Altman and Perkins

May 2–June 15, 2014

From rusted trucks to plaza fireworks, two master photographers — Jeffrey Altman (1947–2012) and Jeffrey Perkins view their worlds with like minds. View their online PhotoCenter Gallery exhibits — Altman and Perkins.

Fall Lineup

Feero/Creitz show
Members Show

Former Shows

Christos Apostle:
A Retrospective Exhibition of Portrait Paintings

November 29, 2013–January 26, 2014

In an exception to our photographic tradition, this exhibit features the unique artwork of Christos Apostle. This major retrospective displays selections from his portrait paintings, many made in his singular abstract drip-type style.

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Best of 2013

January 31–March 9, 2014

Reception March 9, coinciding with Troy Night Out

More than 250 entries were received for the show, and it will be the best ever.

Some of the images which we cannot accommodate in the Gallery will be featured in the forthcoming Exhibit Annex on our website after the opening of the show. (To reduce the temptation of theft of your work, we will use reduced images at 72 dpi)
  
Many thanks to the more than 50 artists who sent in their Best of 2013 work.

Member Joseph Schuyler captures vistors to the opening, top left. The event was well attended. (Photos by Ronald K. Ratchford, top left and right; Nicholas Argyros, bottom left, and Schuler, bottom right.

Best of 2013 Votes
Raw	Weighted	Artist	Title
18	36	Connie Frisbee Houde	Virgin Gorda Moon Set
16	36	Katherine Wardle	Grand Bazaar Rooftop
11	21	Mary Lifshin	Vultures Are Waiting
10	21	Diane Reiner	Discarded, Homer Alaska
10	20	Linda Tommasulo	Shy Tulip
9	20	Cheryl Gowie	Churchill Bears
8	18	Stephen Honicki	And So It Is
8	17	Katherine Wardle	Fish Bouquet
10	16	Fred Neudoerffer	Directional Flow
8	15	Linda Tommasulo	Tulip Festival
8	14	Ralph Rio	The Green Dragon’s Cup
8	13	Rebecca Moran	Cardinal
8	12	Bert Klinger	Icelandic Horse

More than 150 visitors cast 450 votes. Virtually all photos received some votes. Listed here are the thirteen entries which had eight or more votes. The "weighted" votes counted the first entry on the ballot as three points, second entry two points, third entry as one point. The top six images were the same by either method of scoring.

Congratulations to all selected entrants. It has been a very fine show.

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2014 Student Show

March 14–April 20, 2014

Reception March 28, coinciding with Troy Night Out

The show reception, and announcement of $500 in awards, was on Friday, March 28.

The 2014 annual Student Exhibition is the strongest yet in its sixth year.  Commendations are deserved to all students who entered. We selected more than 60 images from about 200 entries. Excellence and innovation abound in this exhibit. The selection was a joint effort by Director Mary Gordon, Assistant Director Eamonn McBride, David Rozen, and gallery owner Nick Argyros.
 
Students from ten colleges and two high schools participated in the show.

Cash awards of $550 were presented to students from SUNY New Paltz, Sage Colleges, Fulton-Montgomery Community College, SUNY Albany, and Niskayuna High School. The juror was David Brickman, a photographer widely exhibited over the years in many regional and New York City venues. Awards were made possible by a generous grant from the Christos N. Apostle Charitable Trust.

Prize Winners

1st Prize
 

James Senzer (SUNY New Paltz) — Body of Work: Jay, Dan, Casey, Emmanuel

2nd Prize

Kayla Coons (Sage) — Body of Work: Mounds, Restraint, Forgiveness

Dakota Rider (Sage) — Body of Work: Schoder Tod, Beauty Within, Flawless, Perseverance

Honorable Mentions

Katie Alden (Niskayuna HS) — Body of Work: Touched by Light, Fair Skinned

Maxwell Decusatis (SUNY Albany): Vines

Francesca Mancinelli (SUNY New Paltz): Body of Work: Rebirth, Pomegranate, Waves

Dana Schmerzler (SUNY New Paltz): Alone

Ashley Smith (Fulton Montgomery Community College): Imperial Baths

Kate Wolford (Sage): Ben

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The Photography Center Gallery's Exhibition Policies

Liability and Insurance

Artists’ work while on display or in the proper custody of the Photography Center per exhibition agreements will be insured between the designated drop-off and pickup dates against damage or loss for the full value of all materials which can be documented as comprising the artwork, unless the artist can demonstrate that similar artwork by the artist has been previously sold for the listed selling price, in which case the insured value in case of damage or loss will be half of the listed selling price.

The gallery is not responsible for the insurance of the work during transit or after last pickup date. The artist will be responsible for adhering to all deadlines and schedules imposed by the gallery and for the arranging the drop-off and pickup of their work. No work may be removed before the end of the exhibit.

Commission

The Gallery's commission on sold work is thirty (30) percent.

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