Thursday, June 11

  • 10am-7pmRegistration
  • 10am-7pmExhibits Open
  • 1:30pm-3:30pmAperture 2 for Beginners Pre-signup recommended to insure laptop availability. Seating is limited.
  • 4pm-5pmWelcome Presentation LOOK3 Workshops final student presentation Location: Paramount Theater
  • 5pm-6:30pmWorld Press Photo Opening Reception presented by exhibit sponsor Getty Images Location: 106 E. Main St.
  • 7pm-9pmINsight Conversation Sylvia Plachy with Melissa Harris Location: Paramount Theater
  • 9pm-10pmGallery Party Reception and book signing with Sylvia Plachy Location: McGuffey Gallery
  • 10pm-11pmSlideluck Potshow A 60minute presentation of shows from LOOK3 attendees produced by Slideluck Potshow. Food and drinks at 9pm. Projections begin at 10pm. Location: Rapture Restaurant

Friday, June 12

  • 10am-8pmExhibits Open
  • 10am-11:15amAdobe Lightroom Workshop
  • 11am-1pmMasters Talks Presentations by Phillip Toledano, Eugene Richards, and George Steinmetz Location: Paramount Theater
  • 1:15pm-2:30pmAdobe Lighroom Workshop Pre-signup recommended. Seating is limited.
  • 1:30pm-3:30pmAperture 2 Advanced Pre-signup recommended to insure laptop availability. Seating is limited.
  • 1:30pm-3:30pmFilm SNEAK PREVIEW of the documentary Blood Trail featuring 20 years of photographer Robert King’s war experiences. Q&A to follow. Admission $10 Location: Vinegar Hill Theater
  • 2:30pm-3:45pmAdobe Lighroom Workshop Pre-signup recommended. Seating is limited.
  • 4pm-6pmINsight Conversation Martin Parr with John Gossage Location: Paramount Theater
  • 6:30pm-7:30pmGallery Party Reception and book signing with Martin Parr Location: Second Street Gallery
  • 6:30pm-8:30pm“Forro in the Dark” National Geographic World Music presents this lively Brazilian sextet who will perform a free concert Location: Pavilion
  • 9pm-11pm“SHOTS” Projection 25 artists will showcase new and exciting work in this 2hr projection show. Location: Pavilion

Saturday, June 13

  • 10am-8pmExhibits Open
  • 9:30am-10:30amJames Nachtwey Reception Breakfast reception presented by exhibit sponsor BD Location: 101 E. Main St.
  • 11am-1pmMasters Talks Presentations by David Alan Harvey, Simon Bruty, Yolanda Cuomo Design, and Callie Shell Location: Paramount Theater
  • 1:30pm-3:30pm Aperture 2 Advanced Integration and Storytelling Pre-signup recommended to insure laptop availability. Seating is limited.
  • 1:30pm-3:30pm3 Short Films Danny Wilcox Frazier Driftless; Ernesto Bazan Cuba; and Richard Robinson The Beekeepers. Q&A to follow. Admission $10 Location: Vinegar Hill Theater
  • 4pm-6pmINsight Conversation Gilles Peress with MaryAnne Golon Location: Paramount Theater
  • 9pm-11pm“WORKS” Projection 25 artists will showcase new and exciting work in this 2hr projection show. Location: Pavilion
  • 11pm-2amClosing Party Location: TBA

Sunday, June 14

Blog

LOOKbetween Artists’ websites »

June 4th, 2010

LOOKbetween is just a week away!  This weekend presents the opportunity for so many forward-thinking photographers to meet each other and share their ideas and vision for the future.  We thought we could help get that effort started by sharing these artists’ websites in advance.

*not attending

LOOK3 workshop students wins World Press 1st Prize »

February 20th, 2010

Congratulations to Kitra Cahana on her recent World Press 1st Prize Arts and Entertainment story: Rainbowland. Kitra was a LOOK3 Photo Workshop scholarship recipient this past year in The Photographic Essay taught by David Alan Harvey and James Nachtwey. See Kitra’s work on the WPP site here

NPR highlights YourSpace online »

July 20th, 2009

It’s always been part of the LOOK3 agenda to get everyone to feel like this festival is his or her own. One of the ways we do this is through YourSpace, our public exhibition space with prints made free on-site by Canon. This past week, NPR gave YourSpace a little love on All Things Considered. Don’t forget to see the link to a more detailed write-up.

Thanks to everyone who participated in Cville or online. The reaction to this year’s theme “fortune” was really diverse and included some beautiful photos.