An Ending and a Beginning
Posted on April 3, 2017
For Photo Méthode Gallery, the past 4 years have been a photographic visual inspiration of collaboration amongst amazing photographers. Offering over 22 exhibits, 4 East Austin Studio Tours, 2 Art Alliance City Wide events, and many more special gatherings such as book signings and educational opportunities – it is time to close the doors at our Martin Luther King location.
Beginning April 2017, Photo Méthode will continue online as a fine art photography sales, consulting and photographic services business managed by Photo Méthode director, Tina Weitz. Our plans also include featuring news and topics relative to photographers in fine art today and curating special events.
Photo Méthode is in the process of revising the online store. Watch for a new page link to come.
We give many thanks to you all who have participated, visited and supported us in our photographic vision.
Rfotofolio INPrint Reception this Friday 6-8pm
Posted on March 15, 2017
Rfotofolio: INPrint
artists’ reception: March 17, 6-8pm
on view through March 31
A photograph starts with an idea, a click of the shutter – but the art of the photographer cannot be fully appreciated until it is in our physical presence. It is a part of Rfotofolio’s mission to encourage and promote the art of making the photographic print. Rfotofolio and Photo Méthode Gallery are pleased to announce March 2017 we will be exhibiting INPrint.
About INPrint
INPrint was Rfotofolio’s call for entries that put the focus on the final product of the photographers vision, the photographic print or object, not the jpeg on the screen. A photograph may start with an idea, a click of the shutter, but the art of the photographer cannot be fully appreciated until it is in our physical presence.
Rfotofolio was founded to give photographers access to a larger audience, and to educate the public about all types of photography through our sites, exhibitions, interviews, and articles.
We feel that art can make a difference in the quality of life for many individuals. Who has not been affected by the images we see? From showing the consequences of climate change and pollution, to finding solace in the image of a single flower. Art also serves to remind us that there is beauty in this world.
Rfotofolio supports the work of artists who are struggling to make a living through photography or who are using photography for the social good by awarding the Rfotofolio Grant. Rfotofolio.org
Photographers
Karen Hymer
Bob Cornelis
Keith Taylor
C.J. Thompson
Andrew S. Bale
Mariana Bartolomeo
Samantha Vandeman
Lee Bass
Laura Burlton
Melanie Walker
Kent Wisner
Diana Bloomfield
Kimberly Schneider
Norm Snyder
Daniel Kuczynski
Denis Roussel
Mary Aiu
Liese Ricketts
Paul Sisson
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Rfotofolio.org Presents 2 March Events @photomethode
Posted on February 26, 2017
Rfotofolio: INPrint
*we are open by appointment only until March 3
March 3-31, 2017
artists’ reception: March 17, 6-8pm
Hahnemühle USA special rsvp event: March 18, 12-2
A photograph starts with an idea, a click of the shutter – but the art of the photographer cannot be fully appreciated until it is in our physical presence. It is a part of Rfotofolio’s mission to encourage and promote the art of making the photographic print. Rfotofolio and Photo Méthode Gallery are pleased to announce March 2017 we will be exhibiting INPrint.
About INPrint
INPrint was Rfotofolio’s call for entries that put the focus on the final product of the photographers vision, the photographic print or object, not the jpeg on the screen. A photograph may start with an idea, a click of the shutter, but the art of the photographer cannot be fully appreciated until it is in our physical presence.
Rfotofolio was founded to give photographers access to a larger audience, and to educate the public about all types of photography through our sites, exhibitions, interviews, and articles.
We feel that art can make a difference in the quality of life for many individuals. Who has not been affected by the images we see? From showing the consequences of climate change and pollution, to finding solace in the image of a single flower. Art also serves to remind us that there is beauty in this world.
Rfotofolio supports the work of artists who are struggling to make a living through photography or who are using photography for the social good by awarding the Rfotofolio Grant. Rfotofolio.org
top left image: Andrew Bale
top right image: Bob Cornelis
Photographers
Karen Hymer
Bob Cornelis
Keith Taylor
C.J. Thompson
Andrew S. Bale
Mariana Bartolomeo
Samantha Vandeman
Lee Bass
Laura Burlton
Melanie Walker
Kent Wisner
Diana Bloomfield
Kimberly Schneider
Norm Snyder
Daniel Kuczynski
Denis Roussel
Mary Aiu
Liese Ricketts
Paul Sisson
On March 18, 2017 from 12noon-2pm the gallery will be closed to the public to offer a free limited attendance rsvp event:
Hahnemühle USA Presents
Why to Print and Why Paper Makes the Difference!
Motivated to print? Curious about the connection between paper and image and how paper choice affects the look of your print? Join us on March 18th for an informative session on printing and papers.
Veronica Cotter will discuss the importance of printing and the link between image and paper. She will have samples of a wide variety of Hahnemühle Fine Art and Photo based papers. Veronica is the Education Development Manager for Hahnemühle USA. She has worked in the photo industry for 30+ years, and strongly believes a photograph isn’t complete until it’s printed.
Photo Méthode Gallery offers thanks to Carol Boss and Veronica Cotter of Hahnemühle USA for this educational opportunity.
Attendees are asked to bring 5 prints of their work. Arrive with a notebook, questions and an open mind.
Please contact us on the form below to request attendance – space is limited so rsvp soon!
Hours During Exhibitions: Wed-Fri 10am-5pm • Sat 12-5pm • and by appointment
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Feb 17, 6-8pm Sally Weber Reception and a Chronicle Review!
Posted on February 16, 2017
We are excited to share this article written by Sam Anderson-Ramos (thank you) of the Austin Chronicle in today’s issue. Sam’s vision captured the way we feel about the imagery of Sally Weber:
http://www.austinchronicle.com/arts/2017-02-17/sally-weber-fractured/
Please join us this Friday from 6-8pm and meet Sally Weber at our reception, or visit the exhibit on view through February 24.
These large format prints are incredible to the eye.
Spared © 2016 Sally Weber
We will also be exhibiting Sally’s work at this year’s Art City Austin, come see us March 31-April 2nd in booth 15 at the Palmer Event Center.
2832 E MLK Jr Blvd #107 Austin TX 78702 Located in the Flatbed Building • 512-294-9550 phone • info@photomethode.com
Hours During Exhibitions: Wed-Fri 10am-5pm • Sat 12-5pm • and by appointment
March 17 & 18 – 2 Special Photography Events @photomethode
Posted on February 11, 2017
In our quest to educate and share the art of photography, we are pleased to host 2 special events:
coming in March…
INPrint
A photograph starts with an idea, a click of the shutter – but the art of the photographer cannot be fully appreciated until it is in our
physical presence. It is a part of Rfotofolio’s mission to encourage and promote the art of making the photographic print.
Rfotofolio and Photo Méthode Gallery are pleased to announce March 2017 we will be exhibiting INPrint.
About INPrint
INPrint was Rfotofolio’s call for entries that put the focus on the final product of the photographers vision, the photographic print or object, not the jpeg on the screen. A photograph may start with an idea, a click of the shutter, but the art of the photographer cannot be fully appreciated until it is in our physical presence.
Rfotofolio was founded to give photographers access to a larger audience, and to educate the public about all types of photography through our sites, exhibitions, interviews, and articles.
We feel that art can make a difference in the quality of life for many individuals. Who has not been affected by the images we see? From showing the consequences of climate change and pollution, to finding solace in the image of a single flower. Art also serves to remind us that there is beauty in this world.
Rfotofolio supports the work of artists who are struggling to make a living through photography or who are using photography for the social good by awarding the Rfotofolio Grant. rfotofolio.org
Featuring:
Keith Taylor
C.J. Thompson
Andrew S. Bale
Mariana Bartolomeo
Samantha Vandeman
Lee Bass
Laura Burlton
Melanie Walker
Kent Wisner
Diana Bloomfield
Karen Hymer
Kimberly Schneider
Norm Snyder
Daniel Kuczynski
Denis Roussel
Mary Aiu
Liese Ricketts
Paul Sisson
On March 18, 2017 from 12noon-2pm the gallery will be closed to the public to offer a free limited attendance RSVP event:
Hahnemühle USA Presents
Why to Print and Why Paper Makes the Difference!
Motivated to print? Curious about the connection between paper and image and how paper choice affects the look of your print? Join us on March 18th for an informative session on printing and papers.
Veronica Cotter will discuss the importance of printing and the link between image and paper. She will have samples of a wide variety of Hahnemühle Fine Art and Photo based papers. Veronica is the Education Development Manager for Hahnemühle USA. She has worked in the photo industry for 30+ years, and strongly believes a photograph isn’t complete until it’s printed.
Photo Méthode Gallery offers thanks to Carol Boss and Veronica Cotter of Hahnemühle USA for this educational opportunity.
Attendees are asked to bring 5 prints of their work. Arrive with a notebook, questions and an open mind. Please contact us on the form below to request attendance – space is limited so rsvp soon!
2832 E MLK Jr Blvd #107 Austin TX 78702 Located in the Flatbed Building • 512-294-9550 phone • info@photomethode.com
Hours During Exhibitions: Wed-Fri 10am-5pm • Sat 12-5pm • and by appointment
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Sally Weber: Fractured Reception February 17, 6-8pm
Posted on February 9, 2017
Free Fall © Sally Weber
Sally Weber: Fractured
on exhibit through February 24, 2017
closing reception: February 17, 6-8pm
We hope you can join us for the closing reception of Sally Weber’s beautiful large format prints – a “must see”.
On view are a new series of digital photographic works featured in “Fractured.” These images respond to the broken remnants torn or separated from the whole. – Sally Weber
Sally converges still life with captures of movement to create a stunning world of deconstruction and flowing fragments. – Tina Weitz, Director Photo Méthode Gallery
Yeats, Second Coming – the poem of the brink of demise:
“…. Things fall apart, the center can not hold; … ”
2832 E MLK Jr Blvd #107 Austin TX 78702 Located in the Flatbed Building • 512-294-9550 phone • info@photomethode.com
Hours During Exhibitions: Wed-Fri 10am-5pm • Sat 12-5pm • and by appointment
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Sally Weber: Fractured Reception January 13, 6-8pm
Posted on January 3, 2017
Sally Weber: Fractured
January 13, 2017-February 24, 2017
opening reception: January 13, 6-8pm
closing reception: February 17, 6-8pm
A new series of digital photographic works by Sally Weber will be featured in Fractured. These images respond to the broken remnants torn or separated from the whole. – Sally Weber
Sally converges still life with captures of movement to create a stunning world of deconstruction and flowing fragments. – Tina Weitz, Director Photo Méthode Gallery
Yeats, Second Coming – the poem of the brink of demise:
“…. Things fall apart, the center can not hold; … ”
2832 E MLK Jr Blvd #107 Austin TX 78702 Located in the Flatbed Building • 512-294-9550 phone • info@photomethode.com
Hours During Exhibitions: Wed-Fri 10am-5pm • Sat 12-5pm • and by appointment
