Wedding photographers have enough to stress about! Why not make the job a little easier with a wedding timeline planner that helps make sure you’re where you need to be to get the best shots? A new video from Chelsea Nicole Photography discusses proper scheduling and time management for wedding photography. You can even get a free timeline tool. Read the full Story >>
A hotly anticipated guaranteed-income program for artists in New York State is now open for applications. The program, Creatives Rebuild New York, plans to provide 2,400 artists who can demonstrate need with $1,000 a month for 18 months. The effects of the program, which received $115 million of its $125 million budget from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, are likely to be closely watched by philanthropic organizations and policymakers, notes Art News. Such programs are already underway in San Francisco and St. Paul, Minn., adds the NY Times. Read the full Story >>
The Oscar nominations are out, including nominations for short films. While many are hard to find online, Short of the Week has a round-up of links allowing you to view some of the best work of the year, from animated and live-action films to documentaries “[S]horts have always done an excellent job distilling the thoughts, ideas, and new voices across the world,” adds NoFilmSchool. Read the full Story >>
With the looming threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine, The Washington Post spotlights photographer Justyna Mielnikiewicz’s book Ukraine Runs Through It. “Though the book was published in 2019, it is relevant to the situation unfolding today,” notes The Post. “Mielnikiewicz gives us insight into the people, places and rituals that make up Ukraine, providing a beating, breathing portrait of the place gripping headlines right now.” Mielnikiewicz, originally from Poland, lives in Tbilisi, Georgia, but has reported on Ukraine for some time. Read the full Story >>
