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United Defense Tactical Launches Texas's First Reality-Based Civilian Defense Studio in Grapevine
United Defense Tactical Launches Texas's First Reality-Based Civilian Defense Studio in Grapevine PR Newswire GRAPEVINE, Texas, Aug. 14, 2025 Training studio offers safe, simulation-based self-defense courses for all skill levels—no live firearms required GRAPEVINE, Texas, Aug. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- United Defense Tactical (UDT) opens its first Texas location this September at 1505 W State Highway 114 in Grapevine.
The PA Academy of Ballet to present ‘The Nutcracker’ at Upper Darby Performing Arts Center
UPPER DARBY — “The Nutcracker” will return to the Upper Darby Performing Arts Center for five performances on Nov. 22, 23 and 24, the weekend before Thanksgiving. Presented by the Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet, this production has delighted audiences for over 30 years, offering a magical experience for children and families.
DCCC Hosts Juried Art Exhibition Nov. 4-Dec. 13 with Special Juror's Talk on Nov. 14
The Gallery at Delaware County Community College (DCCC) will present the annual 215|610 CONTEMPORARY Juried Exhibition, featuring the work of 46 emerging artists living and working in and around the Philadelphia region, in the Gallery on the College’s Marple Campus (901 South Media Line Road, Media) from Nov. 4-Dec. 13. Photographer and educator Byron Wolfe is the Jurist for the exhibition.
DCCC Hosts Juried Art Exhibition Nov. 4-Dec. 13 with Special Juror's Talk on Nov. 14
The Gallery at Delaware County Community College (DCCC) will present the annual 215|610 CONTEMPORARY Juried Exhibition, featuring the work of 46 emerging artists living and working in and around the Philadelphia region, in the Gallery on the College’s Marple Campus (901 South Media Line Road, Media) from Nov. 4-Dec. 13. Photographer and educator Byron Wolfe is the Jurist for the exhibition.
Delaware County Community College Calls for Entries for Juried Exhibition of Regional Emerging Artists
The call for entries is open for the gallery at Delaware County Community College’s (DCCC) 215/610 CONTEMPORARY Juried Exhibition, an annual exhibition that features the work of emerging artists living and working in and around the Philadelphia region. Submissions will be collected until Sept. 5 at 5:00 PM. Regional, emerging artists are invited to submit up to three pieces for consideration. A non-refundable $15 fee is required at the time of submission.
Louis Carlos Bernal: Monografía
A landmark survey of one of the most significant American photographers of the twentieth century. Photographs by Louis Carlos Bernal. By Elizabeth Ferrer. Text by Rebecca Senf. Designed by Duncan Whyte. Louis Carlos Bernal (born in Douglas, Arizona, 1941; died in Tucson, 1993) was a pioneering Chicano photographer active in the last quarter of the twentieth century, maturing as an artist in the wake of the 1970s civil rights era.
A Special 300th Episode Featuring Messages from YOU | Ep. 300
Welcome to a special episode of Money Talk with Tiff! In this milestone 300th episode, host Tiffany Grant celebrates by sharing touching messages from listeners and colleagues, expressing gratitude for the meaningful impact of her podcast. From heartfelt congratulations to personal anecdotes, this episode is a testament to the positive influence of financial education. Join us as we reflect on the journey of Money Talk with Tiff and look forward to the future.
Radius Books: Artist Weekend 2023
Radius Books: Artist Weekend 2023 Radius Books, a non-profit unique book publisher is known for their compelling books with extraordinary designs. Based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, they recently hosted their 7th annual Artist Weekend. Included in the festivities were people from around the country connected in some way to Radius Books – artists, writers, supporters, curators, and gallerists.
I Don't Give A F*** About Your Revenue | Byron Wolfe Original
I Don't Give A F*** About Your Revenue | Byron Wolfe I've been looking forward to this conversation, because we have a very cool guest today...
David Benjamin Sherry: American Monuments — Radius Books
”David Benjamin Sherry’s saturated images of the American Southwest, particularly those made in southeastern Utah, have become my internal compass points.” — Terry Tempest Williams Photography by David Benjamin Sherry Texts by Terry Tempest Williams and Bill McKibben Hardcover / 10.75 x 13.75 inches 160 pages / 31 plates tipped-in by hand ISBN: 978-1-942185-61-1 Limited edition of this book available HERE Type: Trade - $75 Signed - $80 DAVID BENJAMIN SHERRY: American Monuments is a landscape...
Speaker Series - PGH Photo Fair
SPEAKER SERIES The PGH Photo Fair provides informative talks on photography at a variety of venues in Pittsburgh leading up to each edition of the fair. The series aims to augment the already rich art and photography scene in Pittsburgh with speakers who will focus on the nuts and bolts of collecting including connoisseurship, the state of the art, and an insider's view of the market. This year the Speaker Series took place online as a series of free, virtual events.
Gathering Clouds Photography Exhibit at George Eastman Museum
George N. Barnard. South Bank of the Chattahoochie, Georgia, 1866. Albumen silver print. George Eastman Museum, purchase, ex-collection Philip Medicus. Courtesy of the George Eastman Museum. Rochester, NY—The George Eastman Museum premiered Gathering Clouds: Photographs from the Nineteenth Century and Today in the museum’s main galleries.
Ansel Adams in a New Light
Critic’s Pick The National Parks are in partial shutdown. But America’s wilderness shines in a show at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston that reveals how human intervention has changed purple mountains’ majesty. Image “Clearing Winter Storm, Yosemite National Park,” by Ansel Adams, about 1937. Jan. 17, 2019 BOSTON — Ah, wilderness! It’s our answer to Europe’s cathedrals, our proof of a unique national identity. Most citizens were first introduced to the wilderness by images.
Remember What Yosemite Looked Like Before The Shutdown? This Exhibit Revisits What Ansel Adams Saw
Visiting Yosemite in 1861, Carleton Watkins made a series of photographs so compelling that Abraham Lincoln signed a law protecting the valley for all time. Most of the views Watkins chose are now iconic, and many have been repeatedly rephotographed, either intentionally or inadvertently, by other artists such as Ansel Adams. Some are now snapped thousands of times each day, and dutifully uploaded to Instagram by tourists guided to overlooks where Watkins once stood.
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Art Can Help: New and Selected Essays
Mark Klett and Byron Wolfe Cover a River’s Rebirth
In 1963, a dam was built on the Colorado River on the Arizona/Utah border, filling Glen Canyon behind it to create Lake Powell. That year, the Sierra Club published Eliot Porter’s book The Place No One Knew: Glen Canyon on the Colorado, which recorded the delicate play of color and light in parts of the deep sandstone canyon.
Chico News & Review
The tagline for Vanished, the new art exhibit at Chico State’s Jacki Headley University Art Gallery (UAG), is “A chronicle of loss and discovery across half a million years.” And it’s impressive how successful the efforts of the six collaborators involved were at meeting the challenge of delivering on the promise to span several thousand millennia.
Eadweard Muybridge’s Secret Cloud Collection
Eadweard Muybridge, Volcan Quetzaltenango—Guatemala. [Department of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries] The first time I saw Volcan Quezaltenango—Guatemala, I laughed. It was a spontaneous reaction to a visual logic so flawed, so completely surreal and implausible, that I was unprepared for the mental smack in the head.
Grand Canyon Images Then and Now (PHOTOS).
Behold is Slate's brand-new photo blog. Like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter @beholdphotos and Tumblr. Learn what this space is all about here. Photographers Mark Klett and Byron Wolfe are fascinated by time’s imprint on natural wonders.
Grand Canyon National Park
There's nothing like a good book or two to help you prepare for a national park visit, whether you're looking for some historical background, a trail or two to hike, or interested in the natural resources or local culture. With that in mind, here are a few titles you might consider in preparation of a visit to Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona.
Fellowship 17 - Silver Eye Center for Photography
Silver Eye Center for Photography announces a Call for Entries for, our international photography competition. Now in its 17th year, this competition recognizes both rising talent and established photographers from all corners of the globe and from the state of Pennsylvania. All U.S. and international amateur and professional photographers, age 18 and older at the time of submission, may apply.
We Can Thank These Breathtaking Photos for the Creation of the National Parks
With the national parks' much-touted 100th anniversary winding down, we've seen a number of books, documentaries, articles, and even hands-on, parkwide science events, all celebrating the National Park Service. Among the books showcasing the park service, Picturing America's National Parks, published by Aperture with the George Eastman Foundation, stands out for its examination of the role photography has played in the parks' history.
At centennial, National Park Service seeks a balance
See the national parks in a new way with ASU visual projects, research. Before she laid eyes on the spectacular Old Faithful geyser, Megha Budruk sought out a specific area far from the throng of tourists when she first visited Yellowstone National Park in Montana. At that quiet, lonely junction of two rivers in 1870, a group of explorers was struck by the insight that the stunning landscape around them should be preserved forever. Decades later, on Aug.
How Photography Won the West
The rise of America's national parks is interwined with the advent of popular photography. In a 19th-century world devoid of motorized transportation, the only vehicle to the country’s natural treasures was through a photographer's lens. The portraits brought the openness of the western frontier to the East Coast tenements, sparking the public's desire to preserve the American wilderness. Jamie Allen chronicles this age-old relationship in his new book, Picturing America’s National Parks.
8 Artworks That Prove Just How Beautiful and Inspiring the National Parks Really Are
Talk about suffering for art. Philadelphia painter Thomas Moran had barely sat in a saddle in his life. But here he was, urging a mule over the Rockies, on assignment from the U.S. Geological Survey to capture on canvas the rumored wonders of Yellowstone.Moran’s journey in the summer of 1871 was a triumph. He painted hot springs, he painted geysers, he painted The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, one of the masterpieces of American landscape art.
Interview: Carolyn Drake
From the series Wild Pigeon © Carolyn DrakeCarolyn Drake is a photographer working globally on personal projects and assigned commissions. Between 2007 and 2013, she pursued two long term projects in Central Asia. The first – Two Rivers – explores the shifting borders, histories, and life systems in the geographic spaces between Afghanistan, Iran, Russia, and China. The second project, Wild Pigeon, is an amalgem of photographs, drawings, embroidery, and texts made in Uyghur areas of western China.
'Rephotography', a new word for an old photographer
I never knew what 'rephotography' was until I accidentally did it last week. Working off newly released census figures that showed a surprising drop in population in south St. Louis, I set out to illustrate some of the presumed causes of the dip. Given my deadline, I had about three hours to figure this out. Recalling the closure of Catholic parishes and schools in 2005, I set off for the former Holy Family Catholic Church in the Tower Grove South neighborhood.
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