powerHouse Portfolio Review—NYPH’09 Edition
Posted on | April 27, 2009 | No Comments
powerHouse publishes a lot of black-themed material, if not necessarily by black artists, so this might be worth your time if you think your work would appeal to their judges.
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The New York Photo Festival Review Pavilion is proud to announce The powerHouse Portfolio Review—NYPH’09 Edition and the NYPH’09 Portfolio Review Award
Registration deadline extended through May 14, 2009
New registration offer:
Three one-on-one sessions at $265 (includes 4-day festival pass)
The NYPH’09 Portfolio Review will host over 70 experts from all facets of the photography world, including a broad range of photo editors, gallery directors, museum curators, photography critics, commercial photography agents, publishers, art book packagers, and graphic designers. The NYPH’09 Portfolio Review will take place over the duration of the New York Photo Festival, from Thursday, May 14 to Sunday, May 17, 2009. For an updated review schedule and more details on how to register please check our website:
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The New York Photo Festival is proud to announce the NYPH’09 Portfolio Review Award
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New York Photo Festival, 37 Main Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 For more information, email review@nyphotofestival.com © Copyright 2009 New York Photo Festival LLC |
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