Capitol Arts Network

Capitol Arts Network Presents...
Introspective Images II
An All Media National Juried Exhibition

Friday, June 12, 2009
6:00PM - 9:00PM

This show will challenge artists to reveal their inner feelings, emotions, and thoughts through any media they choose.

Deadline for entries has been EXTENDED to May 5, 2009

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(Note: This is the final list of Accepted Entries.)
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Capitol Arts Network Presents...
Legal Concerns and Business Practices for Figure and Glamour Photographers

Sunday, June 14, 2009
10:00AM - 4:00PM
Sly Horse Studios, Rockville, MD

In this workshop, we will discuss model releases, copyrighting images, model payment, and contracts. Attention to these details can save photographers money and time, and help develop a professional image with peers and models.

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Capitol Arts Network Presents...
Model Relations and Model Posing for Figure and Glamour Photographers

Saturday, June 27, 2009
10:00AM - 4:00PM
Sly Horse Studios, Rockville, MD

Having a great reputation can lead to referrals, working on more projects, and collaborating with models. In this workshop, we will discuss how to find and hire local models, pay rates and forms, model releases, and then cover giving direction, terminology, and posing techniques for the best results.

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Capitol Arts Network Presents...
3D Anaglyph Photography
A National Juried Exhibition

Friday, August 14, 2009
6:00PM - 9:00PM

This show will feature photographs that have been made into 3-d images through software manipulation. Never heard of it? It’s a simple process that anyone with a digital camera and basic image editing can have fun with. Entry forms and more information on the process are available at www.capitolartsnetwork.com.

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Capitol Arts Network is a Maryland nonprofit providing both traditional and non-traditional fine arts and high-end crafts workshops/classes and opportunities for artists to network and display their work. Education of any DC metro area resident with an interest in the topic area, through well-priced, accessible, modern teaching techniques is the ultimate goal of the organization.

Traditional arts are taught, with the newest methods and materials, and respect for history but an eye to the future. Non-traditional arts are also offered, as students' creative needs may go beyond the traditional.