if i had a photograph of you...

Two things...

1) Please check out Brooklyn Museum's Click! A Crowd-Curated Exhibition. My good friend Supah submitted a really compelling photograph. Here's more info about this really cool project:

Click! is an exhibition in three consecutive parts. It begins with an open call—artists are asked to electronically submit a work of photography that responds to the exhibition's theme, "Changing Faces of Brooklyn," along with an artist statement.

After the conclusion of the open call, an online forum opens for audience evaluation of all submissions; as in other juried exhibitions, all works will be anonymous. As part of the evaluation, each visitor answers a series of questions about his/her knowledge of art and perceived expertise.

Click! culminates in an exhibition at the Museum, where the artworks are installed according to their relative ranking from the juried process. Visitors will also be able to see how different groups within the crowd evaluated the same works of art. The results will be analyzed and discussed by experts in the fields of art, online communities, and crowd theory.

Please visit the Brooklyn Museum's site for more information.

2) A couple of my photos have been made it into the Schmap East Coast Guide:

:: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade:

:: Maryland Science Center:

Okay, I lied... three things...

3. My photos from last year's Dyke March are now featured on the NYC Dyke March website. There's a chance some of them might be published in Curve Magazine too. Not 100% sure about the latter but it's still nice to be considered. I'll brag, er, let you all know if they made the cut.

Thanks for listening.