MARCH

1 Tuesday

20011-12 FAFSA

Due now

The deadline for Cal Grants and priority for other aid is March 1, 2011

Complete your new FAFSA now at
www.fafsa.gov
to apply for all federal and state aid and to have your scholarship eligibility established. 
If you have not yet filed your 2010 federal tax forms, estimate income and taxes as closely
as possible.  With the exception of international students

all students who currently hold Art Center Scholarships  need to complete a FAFSA to
continue receiving these awards.

2 Wednesday

5:30 FDR

P+I Fac/Staff meeting

Welcome back and Happy New Year to all Faculty/Staff. This terms meeting will be held in the Faculty Dining
Room. Please RSVP to Suzanne no later than February 18th.

suzanne.valles@artcenter.edu
626.396.2368

2 Wednesday

6-9pm Authentic Branding

APA-LA Lecture

Rhoni Epstein and Susan Baraz bring APA LA a brilliant marketing event that deals with Branding Today.
Topics will include: how to differentiate yourself from the myriad of other photographers, branding simply
defined, what is a branded image, how to recognize your brand or POV, how understanding your brand will
help you become a better photographer, how to create branded images, and how becoming a
branded photographer brings value to your images.

From 6-9pm at Miauhaus, 1201 S La Brea Ave, LA, 90019

APA members are free. RSVP to director@apa-la.com
non-members to register please go to:
http://www.apa-la.com/Upcoming-APA-LA-Events/rhoni-susan.html

3 Thursday-25 Friday

Trifecta Gallery Las Vegas

Gallery Opening

Preview night this Thursday, 6-8pm "False Horizon" recent works by our own Sam Davis.
Meet Sam Davis and hear him talk about his new work.
Exhibition runs from March 3-25, 2011
www.trifectagallery.com

3 Thursday-17 April

Gallery Show

The Plains of Id: Mapping Urban
Intervention in Los Angeles

The Plains of Id: Mapping Urban Intervention in Los Angeles is an exhibition that focuses on
contemporary artists who intervene within a specific area of Los Angeles’ sprawling topography. Artists
include: Sandra de la Loza, Patrick “Pato” Hebert, Joel Tauber, and the artist collective Fallen Fruit
(David Burns, Matias Viegener and Austin Young). The title of the exhibition derives from
Reyner Banham’s seminal book, Los Angeles: The Architecture of Four Ecologies (1971). One of the
first scholars to consider the cultural significance of the city, Banham analyzed Los Angeles’ urbanism
and categorized the most distinctive part of the city as the “Plains of Id”.

for more info:
http://www.csulb.edu/org/uam/curr_exhib.html

6 Sunday

2-7pm LA Artcore Brewery Annex

Gallery Opening

ACCD's Outnetwork Presents: Mapping LGBTQIA Art Show featuring our own
Jessamyn Prince, Natalie Embrey and Rene Rodriquez. Come and show your support Opening Night
March 6, 2011 from 2-7pm.
Show runs from March 3-21, 2011.
LA Artcore Brewery Annex
650A South Avenue 21
for more information:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/event.php?eid=128219537234740

8 Tuesday

2pm Photo Office

Scholarship Drop Off

If you are submitting work for consideration, all portfolios are due into the Photo Office no later than 2pm.
Late submissions will not be considered.

9 Wednesday

The Photo Office will be closed today for Scholarship Review. You can pick up your portfolios after 4pm today.

9 Wednesday

3:30 Final Crit

Sign Up Meeting

This is for all Photo + Imaging students who are graduating this term. On Campus recruitment sign-up +
job search prep meeting.
Only opportunity to sign up to participate in On Campus recruitment. Also a review of fundamental Job
search skills to prepare for entry into the professional job market

9 Wednesday- 31 Thursday

Gallery Show/Sam Davis

Frank & Katrina Basile Gallery

Sam Davis will be having a show at the
Frank and Katrina Basile Gallery
Herron School of Art + Design
IUPUI
Indianapolis, IN till the end of March.

Sam Davis’s art making revolves around sci-fi and retro themes. You’ll find iron rockets, lost astronauts,
robots, and glowing UFOs in his work. His photography feels unique and a bit strange, but is always
beautiful. Using an old school panoramic medium format camera, Sam creates scenes that wouldn’t have
been out of place in a Heinlein or Asimov novel in the 50s.

for more information:
http://www.herron.iupui.edu/galleries/exhibitions/aerospacial

10 Thursday-13 Sunday

Atlanta, Georgia

48th SPS National Conference

SPE's 48th National Conference in Atlanta, "Science, Poetry and the Photographic Image," will examine the
confluence of the ideologies of scientists and poets in the context of photography. Presentations and discussions
from photographers, writers, educators, curators, historians, and professionals will examine our philosophies,
share our discoveries, and celebrate our accomplishments

for registration and more info:
www.spenational.org
Online registration ends February 25, 2011

11 Friday-12 Saturday

24 hours

Sinai Temple, Los Angeles

Come out and support our own:
Patti Peters, Laurel Johnson, Yasmin Alishav, Jeremy Jackson, Heather Landis and Jen Rosenstein.
24 hours of music, dance and art featuring over 20 artists from around the world. Don't be disappointed,
reserve your tickets now.
For more information:
www.letmypeoplesing.com
or call 310.474.1518

14 Monday

12-1 Room 207 Hillside Campus

Guest Speakers

Mike Ruiz Fashion/Celebrity/Advertising Photographer
www.mikeruiz.com

Zizi Zarkadas of aArDVARK aArtists
www.aardvarkaartists.com
will be speaking to the Marketing and Self Promo class today from 12-1pm in room 207. Space is limited.
Alumni are welcome to attend. For more info please contact: opheliac@mac.com

21 Monday

Call for Entries

WorldStudio AIGA Scholarship

Apply now for the Worldstudio AIGA scholarships. The 2011-2012 application system is now live. The
deadline for the scholarship application is April 1, 2011.
For more information:
www.aiga.org/content.cfm/worldstudio-scholarship

23 Wednesday

4pm Photo Office

3rd Term Review

3rd Term Photo + Imaging students must submit a portfolio of their work to the Photo Office by 4pm today.
You can pick up the details for your review prior to submission from the Photo Office.

23 Wednesday

5pm CSULB

Visiting Artist Lecture

Our very own Pato Hebert will be giving a lecture at Cal State University Long Beach tonight. Stop by and show
your support.

Patrick “Pato” Hebert is an intermedia artist, educator and cultural worker based in Los Angeles.
His work explores the aesthetics, ethics and poetics of interconnectedness. His practice covers a range of
media including photography, installation, sculpture, language, light, temporality and graphic design.

Herbert currently teaches in the Photography and Imaging Department at Art Center College of Design.
In 2008 he received the Excellence in Photographic Teaching Award from Center in Santa Fe, NM.
He also serves as the Senior Education Associate with the Global Forum on MSM & HIV and at AIDS Project
Los Angeles, where he develops design and publishing interventions as an innovative approach to
HIV prevention.

23 Wednesday

Call For Entries

Editorial Photographers

Editorial Photographers is once again awarding six $1,000 education grants with lots of additional prizes.
As in years past, six finalists will be chosen to each receive prize packages that include a cash award of $1000 courtesy of
EP and Blinkbid, plus gear from Think Tank Photo, a one year subscription to PhotoShelter, a licensed copy of fotoQuote, a licensed
copy of Blinkbid, a one-year subscription to FreshLists, and a one year subscription to EP all to help launch your photo career.
That's almost $2000 worth of prizes each!

We're especially excited that new for 2011 is a top Grand Prize chosen from among the finalists by internationally-acclaimed
Magnum photographer Elliott Erwitt consisting of a Sony a850 camera with Sony CZ 24-70/2.8 lens worth more than $3500,
courtesy of Sony. That means more than $5000 in prizes for the Grand Prize winner! Lastly, one finalist will also be chosen to receive
a website designed and hosted by A Photo Folio, courtesy of aphotofolio.com.

Eligible contestants must be enrolled in an accredited, full time college photography program in the U.S. or Canada during the
2010-2011 school year. Previous winners are not eligible to enter again. All entries must be completed by 11:59pm (Pacific Time)
on April 1, 2011, so don't delay!

More information can be found at:
http://briansmith.com/blog/2011/03/ep-education-grants-photo-competition-2011/

24 Thursday

9-4

3rd Term Review

You can pick your portfolios up from the Photo Office after 2pm today.

24 Thursday

11:59pm Call for Entries

MOPLA

Pints + Pixels:The Cell Phone Edition, presented by ASMP Los Angeles and MOPLA Slideshow
event on April 14, 2011, Julia Dean Workshops, Hollywood.

SUBMIT 3 CELL PHONE PICTURES FOR THE SLIDESHOW, AND FOR POSSIBLE INCLUSION IN A BOOK,
PRINTED BY A & I BOOKS.
DEADLINE TO SUBMIT ONLINE IS MARCH 24, 2011.
for more information:
http://monthofphotography.com/participate/pintsandpixels/

26 Saturday

9am ACCD Hillside Campus

Imaging DNA

This year's conference is an essential one-day event created for photo educators and students, and all
imaging professionals. The conference theme is "New and Emerging Technologies in Imaging."

Conference sessions will cover the neurobiology of learning, computational photography and intellectual
property rights in the age of transient media. The day concludes with a networking event to give you a
chance to meet the speakers and your peers. For registration and more information:
http://imagingdna2011.eventbrite.com/

27 Sunday - 1 April

Palm Springs

Palm Springs Photo Festival

Workshops/Slide Show contest over 1000 portfolio reviews. 20 important seminars, evening presentations
Daily symposiums, open portfolio review, networking parties.

The Palm Springs Photo Festival exists to inspire educats and renew our passion for photography. Experience
5 days and 6 nights of total immersion.
for more information:
www.palmsprinsphotofestival.com

28 Monday

9-4 Conf Rm B

7th Term Review

Mandatory 7th Term Reviews are going on today. Please check your
email for your time.

29 Tuesday

2:30pm Hillside Library

Charlie Potts Exhibit

Library Exhibit by James Caccavo, ACCD Photo alumnus and faculty.
Artifact, documents and photos from the life of Charles A Potts, Chairman Emeritus of Art Center's Photo Dept,
whose 44 years of teaching excellence earned him national awards.

29 Tuesday

9-4 Conf Rm A

7th Term Review

Mandatory 7th Term Reviews are going on today. Please check your
email for your time.

30 Wednesday

3:30 Final Crit

Recruitment Meeting

This meeting is to overview details of recruitment day, including information on companies/studios attending.

31 Thursday

4pm Photo Office

Gallery Submissions

If you are considering submitting work for Gallery consideration please stop by the Photo Office prior to this
submission date for details.

31 Thursday

2pm-5pm Mon-Fri LACMA

Charles White Elemetary School

Pato Hebert's project with students at Charles White Elementary School and sponsored by LACMA will be
ending soon. Catch it before it closes March 31:

http://www.lacma.org/art/ExhibLAIcons.aspx