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Hello Facebook Friends! We are looking for some exceptional adjunct photography and visual arts professors to teach at Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood, NY. It is an exciting time to work with us because we have completely renovated our arts facilities and will be welcoming back our students in person in the fall. Please direct message me any names or resumes of anyone interested.
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Hello All! We are looking for some exceptional Studio Art and Art History adjunct professors to keep on file at Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood, NY. Please direct message me any names or resumes of anyone interested.
2019 Commencement...what a day! I am so proud of all our graduating students and look forward to seeing what is in store for them in the future! I will be back next semester as the College Coordinator of the Photographic Imaging program and was newly elected Assistant Chair of the Communications and the Arts Department. New adventures on the horizon for us all! .greco .minder
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Thanks to Marvin Heiferman for including some of my Developer Abstractions in his most recent publication Seeing Science: How Photography Reveals the Universe. book is going to be released on May 29th and I hope that you can check it out! science
Developer Trays at Sara Kay Gallery - I am pleased to have a selection from my Developer Trays series included in EXPIRED, curated by Maya Benton, on view March 4 – April 20, 2019 at the Sara Kay Gallery.
The exhibition brings together work by five artists, Antony Cairns, John Cyr, Jason Lazarus, Susan Mikula, and Alison Rossiter, who work with photographic materials in a variety of media including outdated printing paper and Polaroid film, images arrested on obsolete digital screens, the photo-processing tools of photographers, antique cameras, and personal snapshots.
The opening reception is on Monday, March 4th from 6-8PM at Sara Kay Gallery, located at 4 East 2nd Street, New York, NY. Please RSVP to [email protected] if you are able to attend and I hope to see you there!
https://www.sarakaygallery.com/expired-pressrelease
Well that was fun...the girls visited yesterday and made their first cyanotypes!
New York City at night.
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Neil Selkirk's Developer Tray, 2010.
What a history for this tray...Neil picked it up from Richard Avedon's darkroom in the early 1970's when he began to produce Diane Arbus' posthumous prints. Over the course of about 50 years, this tray processed the work of Richard Avedon , Diane Arbus and Neil Selkirk. #
My name is John Cyr and it was wonderful to have taken over to share some of my work this week. I am a proud member of the Society for Photographic Education and an Assistant Professor of Photographic Imaging at Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood, NY.
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Gowanus Canal Oil Slick, 2008.
The Gowanus Canal was designated a Superfund site in 2009 and work to clean it up began in 2013. Although it appears quiet in this photograph, in the 1920's the Gowanus Canal was the nation's busiest commercial canal with six million tons of cargo traveling through it annually.
My name is John Cyr I am excited to take over to share some of my work this week. I am a proud member of the Society for Photographic Education and an Assistant Professor of Photographic Imaging at Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood, NY.
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Sally Mann's Developer Tray, 2011
My name is John Cyr and I am excited to take over to share some of my work this week. I am a proud member of the Society for Photographic Education and an Assistant Professor of Photographic Imaging at Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood, NY. I had a wonderful time meeting colleagues and listening to exceptional panels and artist presentations at SUNY New Paltz for my first (of many to come!) Northeast chapter meeting at the start of October. Thank you to .fitz for the invitation to share my work this week!
This tray is one of 82 photographed for my Developer Trays. I photographed Sally’s 20 x 24 tray under natural light at her farm. Three of her dogs were playing with me while I was loading the film holders in to my view camera...quite an enjoyable distraction! She had about 15 trays for me to choose from for this project but the colors of this one hooked me in immediately.
I am happy to have three Brooklyn photographs included in an excellent collection titled Brooklyn Photographs Now edited by that is now available. Many thanks to Marla and !
...it is fun to see one of my photographs from a few years ago on the listing for the production of Donna Uchizono. One more show on Saturday night....go see it if you can! is in the picture but is not in the production that is running now:)
Hello NYC Facebook friends. I have two friends coming from Spain around September 10th and hope to sublet a studio or 1 bedroom apartment for 8 weeks. Let me know if you know of anyone that may have a space that is available. Thanks in advance.
May 29th, 2018....What a day! Becky received her MA in Dance Education from Hunter School of Education and it was our 9th wedding anniversary. So proud and happy!
LAST WEEK OF EXHIBITION AT ELIZABETH HOUSTON GALLERY!!! Andrea Modica's Developer Tray, 2011. Andrea referred to this as her "Mojo" tray....she has used this to process her 8 x 10 negatives since her days at . Currently on view at Elizabeth Houston Gallery through June 2nd.
I am pleased to announce I will be exhibiting in a group show at AnzenbergerGallery in Vienna, Austria from May 24th - August 4th. The opening is Thursday, May 24th at 7PM. ⠀
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Thanks to Photo District News for making my work PDN's Photo of the Day. My exhibit at Elizabeth Houston Gallery runs through June 2nd and I hope you have a chance to visit it!
John Cyr's pictures highlight the painterly scratches, stains and patterns of developer trays used by unknown and iconic artists.
Tom Baril's Developer Tray, 2012, currently on view at Elizabeth Houston Gallery through May 26th. This colorful tray ended up being the cover of my 2014 powerHouse monograph, Developer Trays.
Jim Megargee's Developer Tray, 2011. Currently on view at Elizabeth Houston Gallery. Master printer Jim Megargee taught me most of what I know about silver gelatin printing when I printed at MV Labs for 5 years. This tray has been used in the production of prints for photographers such as Annie Leibovitz, Jim Goldberg, Marilyn Bridges, Gordon Parks, Matthew Barney and many others.
New York Artists and Educators! Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood, NY is looking for some professors to fill adjunct positions in the Fall of 2018: Introduction to Photography (Digital), Art History I, Modern Art, and Drawing I. Please direct message me if you (or anyone you know) would be interested to be considered for any of these positions. Public transportation would be difficult from NYC but the drive isn't too long (about 45 from Queens and an hour + from Brooklyn). PLEASE SHARE!
Developer Tray from the George Eastman Legacy Collection of the George Eastman House, 2011. Currently on view at Elizabeth Houston Gallery. #geh
Adam Fuss' Developer Tray, 2011, currently on view at Elizabeth Houston Gallery. This 40 x 50 inch tray was photographed in Fuss's darkroom.
Developer Trays Exhibition Opening Reception TONIGHT, Wednesday, March 28th from 7-9 at Elizabeth Houston Gallery. Hope that you can make it! Link in bio. Pictured: Builder Levy's Developer Tray, 2010
John Draper's Developer Tray, 2010. This mid-nineteenth century developer tray (currently exhibited at Elizabeth Houston Gallery) is part of the Photo History Collection of Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. John Draper's 1840 portrait of his sister, Dorothy Catherine Draper is seen as the first photographic portrait ever taken of a woman.
View from Union Street Bridge, Brooklyn, 2008
Ocean Abstraction 6.16.2017, Unique Silver Gelatin Print, 20 x 16 inches
Developer Trays Exhibition at Elizabeth Houston Gallery
Aaron Siskind's Developer Tray, 2010. Aaron used to have his darkroom assistants bleach his developer tray after each printing session...that is why this tray doesn't have much staining!
Ocean Abstraction 6.28.17 Unique Silver Gelatin Print, 11 x 14 inches
Salt Print 2, 2010, Unique Silver Gelatin Print, 5 x 7. This is a photogram of salt crystals on paper.
Sunrise, Morningside Heights, April 15th, 2013, 6:31AM
Ocean Abstraction 7.12.2016, Unique Silver Gelatin Print, 11 x 14 inches
Sid Kaplan's Developer Tray, 2010. Sid has used this tray to print his own work as well as that of photographers Robert Frank, Cornell Capa and many others. This piece is currently hanging on the third floor of the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in their What's New? Recent Acquisitions exhibition which runs through February 11th.
Developer Abstraction 1.11.2015, Unique Silver Gelatin Print, 16 x 20 inches.
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I am pleased to be included in the Gallery Artists 2017 exhibition at Catherine Edelman Gallery in Chicago. The exhibit runs through July 8th and I hope that you have the chance to view the excellent work selected for this group exhibition. Cathy asked participating artists if we dream in color or black and white...this video is my response!
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