LENSCRATCH is creating exposure opportunities for photographers with group online exhibitions. Photographers will be allowed ONE entry per exhibition.
Discover our current and upcoming calls for entry below
Online Group Exhibition — STILL LIFE Exhibition |
DUE July 19th
Exhibition Prospectus
LENSCRATCH is proud to announce a new juried online exhibition dedicated to the art of still life, juried by Kimberly Witham. This exhibition is open to photographers working within the genre of still life. We welcome everything from constructed tableaux and studies of everyday objects to contemporary work exploring memory, symbolism, identity, place, and other subjects through the language of still life.We invite photographers to consider the enduring possibilities of the still life tradition. Submit your images by July 19th for the opportunity to be featured in this juried online exhibition.
- DUE DATE: July 19th
- EXHIBITION DATE: July 31st
Please follow directions exactly:
- Size image to 72dpi at 1000px on the long side
- Send caption exactly as described: ©First Name, Last Name, Title of Image, instagram handle, website
- Example: ©Aline Smithson, The Ouija Board, @alinesmithson, http://www.alinesmithson.com)
This is a juried exhibition. This year’s juror is Kimberly Witham.
Kimberly Witham is an artist and educator who currently resides in Glen Gardner, NJ. Kimberly was born and raised in Wakefield, Rhode Island. She earned a BA in Art History from Duke University and an MFA in photography from the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth. Her photographs are strongly influenced by her studies in art history and her interest in the natural world. Since moving to New Jersey in 2006, her work has focused on the relationship between humans and wildlife. Her still life images include road kill animals, yard sale items, and flowers and fruit (often grown in the artist’s own garden).
Her work has been featured in Color Magazine, PHOTO+, BLOW photo, The Photo Review, BLINK, Foto, Orion, The New Republic, and Wired (online) and has been used as cover illustration for books in the US and France. In 2016, National Geographic created a short film about Kimberly’s studio practice entitled “Making Roadkill Into Art.” She has won awards and grants including a 2023 Individual Artist Fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, the Feature Shoot Emerging Photography Award, a fellowship at the Center for Emerging Visual Artists, the Clarence John Laughlin Award and the Lindback Distinguished teaching award. Her work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions in the United States and abroad and is held in numerous public and private collections. Kimberly is a Professor of Photography at Bucks County Community College.
