Wobneb Magazine
This was the first year Wobneb Magazine hosted an online exhibtion, Sense of Place. We featured the work of over 50 contributing photographers from around the world, and the exhibit drew tens of thousands of viewers. Next year will bring our second online exhibition for photographers completing a BFA/MFA or equivalent degree program. The exhibition […]
Are you completing a photo degree program? What comes afterward? Career, continued education, gallery or museum work, or ??? In a few months, Wobneb Magazine will host a free juried exhibition for photographers who’ve reached the final stage of their current studies. This will be an exhibition for a photographer’s portfolio of work. Full details […]
Wobneb Magazine will provide opportunities for photographers to exhibit in group online exhibitions. The exhibition is open to any amateur or professional photographer around the globe – with the goal of providing the chance for many different people to contribute to the theme. All entries will be exhibited. Deadlines Final deadline is 11:59pm September 30, […]
Filter Photo announces the 10th Annual Filter Photo Festival. This four-day Festival celebrates the vibrant art community in Chicago through photography-inspired programming. Nearly 30 photography curators, collectors, and critics from across the country and abroad will conduct over 800 portfolio reviews with aspiring artists and photographers. The Festival will also host a variety of photography […]
YIELD Magazine is hosting a series of online gatherings in anticipation of a virtual conference planned for the coming year. YIELD Magazine is a publication of the Snite Museum of Art at Notre Dame University. A range of engaging topics have been covered in the online meetings thus far. Artist interviews, portfolio presentations, round table […]
To repeat almost verbatim how I originally started off with a blog over on tumblr that eventually morphed into Wobneb Magazine – new projects are always something that I think about, ask others about, start then stop, then start again, and generally overthink it to death. Well, this time (again) I just want to jump in […]
