Weston Scholarship Award Ceremony

Congratulations 2017 Weston Scholarship Recipients!

Congratulations 2017 Weston Scholarship Recipients!

The Weston Collective is proud to present the 2017 Weston Scholarship Exhibition featuring traditionally processed black and white photographs by students from Carmel High School, Pacific Grove High School, Santa Catalina School, Stevenson School, and Monterey Peninsula College. The exhibition will open to the public at 5:30PM at the Monterey Museum of Art – Pacific St., and awards will be presented at 6:00PM. 
 

Banner Image: Copyright 2017 © Sherry Gao - Stevenson School 

May 12, 2016 Awards Ceremony at MMA

May 12, 2016 Awards Ceremony at MMA

The 2016 Weston Scholarship Awards Ceremony and ExhibitionMonterey Museum of Art – Pacific St. Opening Thursday, May 12, 5PM-7:30PM 559 Pacific St. Monterey, CA 93940 Exhibit Dates: May 12 – September 5, 2016

On Thursday May12, students from Carmel High, Monterey Peninsula College, Santa Catalina and Stevenson School will be showcasing their black and white photography in the 2016 Weston Scholarship Exhibition at the Monterey Museum of Art – Pacific St. This year 32 portfolios were selected from the 58 portfolio entries. Photographs from Aaron Moss, Andrew Hagood, Brady Barrow, Carmen Franks, Cecilia Diaz, Daisy Ramirez, Eduardo Sandoval, Edwin Franco, Emilia Juarez, Faith Camara, Gianna Nale, Grace Heidtke, Holly Scherner, Ilana Hagen, Jerome Wilhite Jr., Lane Olson, Marc Del Toro, Maria Ojeda, Natasha Tabibian, Onki Wong, Peter Moppert, Ruben Martin, Sabrina Hammon, Sharmaine Gutierrez, Sherry Gao, Sophia D'Amelio, Sophia Quevedo, Sophie Robel, Susana Calderon, Sydney Stewart, Valerie Villarreal and Victoria Mendoza will be on display in the upstairs gallery of the museum.

The show opens at 5pm for Scholarship winners, family, friends and members of the MMA. 6pm is open to the public. The Weston Scholarship will be giving out the awards at 6PM.

2016 Awards is at the Monterey Museum of Art!

2016 Awards is at the Monterey Museum of Art!

SAVE THE DATE: Thursday, May 12, 2016, 5-7PMExhibition, Public Reception and Awards Ceremony Monterey Museum of Art - Pacific St. Monterey, CA

Deadline for submitting portfolios - Friday April 22, 2016, 3-4 PM MPC Photography Department, IC 105

In conjunction with the winners’ show, we are pleased to bring you the Weston Scholarship Alumni and Friends of Edward Weston Show at the Marjorie Evans Gallery - Opening May 5, 5-7PM, Sunset Center - Carmel CA

New Rules for 2016 Scholarship

New Rules for 2016 Scholarship

Greetings!We hope this post finds all of you happy and healthy!. Now is the time to start thinking about the 2016 Weston Scholarship Portfolio Contest! We have changed a few rules and want to make sure you know about them.

PORTFOLIO NEW SIZE REQUIREMENTS - Photograph image size can be a “4×5”, "5x7", “8x10” or “11x14”. A portfolio of ten mounted (may be over matted) photographs is required. The photographs must be made, processed and printed during the YEAR of the competition by the applicant.

MAT DIMENSIONS Please Read Carefully when mounting your work! We will only accept 2 mat sizes of 11x14 and 16x20. Please do not put your photos in clear bags! If you need 11x14 mat board please contact Gina Weston - gina@kimweston.com please give plenty of time. More....

Ruben Martin “The Cello Project”

Ruben Martin “The Cello Project”

The images in this series titled “The Cello Project” created exclusively for the 2015 Weston Scholarship Contest are a culmination of an idea I have had for some time uniting the cello and figure. Two of the three distinct settings were utilized indoors using direct and indirect daylight as the main light source, while the third and final setting was photographed at night using incandescent lamps, exclusively.The importance of photography in my life has been immense as an artistic representation of creativity. Music also played an important role while growing up so in a sense the visual and auditory tonalities are interconnected in this series, each has nourished the other. Although the cello can only be ‘silent’ on photographic paper it ‘speaks’ emotion, sensuality and imagination as it repeats its curvature and identity alongside the natural, sensual but subtle expressions of the female figure.