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Camera Records in Time was formed in the summer of 2009 out of a desire to create an environment where photographers can habitually come together to support one another artistically and receive feedback about their work.
Showing posts with label Caitie Moore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caitie Moore. Show all posts

Friday, October 4, 2013

C.R.I.T. Quarterly: Issue 5 Release Party

This is number FIVE! Saturday,October 5th, from 6:00 till 9:00 pm, C.R.I.T. will be having their 5th book release party. The Washington Street Art Center in Somerville, MA is generously hosting this event and an exhibition of our work. Artwork will be on display from now till October 13th.

Image: ©Laura Miner, Design: ©Nicole Elkins
The Fall 2013 issue includes the works of Traverse Day Robinette, Laura Miner, Hannah Bemelmans, Michael Powers, Nichole Elkins, Dina Shaposhnikova, Kitty Ethridge, and three new arrivals: Brian Fitzgibbons, Hannah Engelson and Kate Trenerry.

The introduction to this issue was written by Caitie Moore, photographer and co-founder of Aint-Bad Magazine.

Copies of Issue 5 will on sale at The Washington Street Art Center during the reception and will officially be available online at magcloud.com the same day.




Can't wait to see you there!


Tuesday, August 7, 2012

C.R.I.T. featured on Photo Nights Boston Blog

We are pleased to share that C.R.I.T. was featured on the Photo Nights Boston blog this past week. As this is the first bit of press that C.R.I.T. has received, we couldn't be more thrilled!

Caitie Moore, PNB blog coordinator and director of Aint-Bad Magazine,  wrote an excellent piece about C.R.I.T.; describing who we are, the aims of our collective, and even promoted our first publication.


If you are not yet familiar, Photo Nights Boston is a non profit organization whose mission is to "celebrate the power of photography" through the public display of large scale projections of photographic work by Boston area artists. PNB plans to hold a Boston public photo festival in 2013. Their goals of "[capturing] the attention of the public" and "[engaging] the greater community in photography and celebrate the power of public art." fall right in line with the goals of C.R.I.T.

In the spirit of promoting local artists, (and those who promote local artists), please visit PNB's blog to see what they're up to and read about the artists they spotlight. You can donate to PNB here, and follow them on Twitter and Facebook.

Thanks for following C.R.I.T. on our photographic journey and keep making pictures!


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