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Art Walk
After the reception at the Ah Haa, you are invited to make a round of receptions at various venues around town hosting gallery displays and curated exhibits. You will be able to meet and socialize with many of the festival’s invited photographers. If you can’t take it all in this evening, the galleries and exhibits will all be open throughout the weekend. Details and map will come when they are known.
Gallery Exhibits
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 Rapid Assessment Visual Expedition (RAVE) Retrospective Exhibit -
The International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP) conducts photographic expeditions to endangered ecosystems to visually document threatened flora and fauna. Working with local groups, the aim is to create awareness of the dangers facing these areas and persuade policy-makers and the public at large of the need to take action to preserve them.
The exhibit features images from these past RAVEs:- El Triunfo Rave - Chiapas, Mexico - April 2007
- Balandra Rave - Baja California Sur Mexico - September 2007
- Bioko Rave - Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea - January 2008
- Wyoming Rave - Wyoming, USA - May 2008
- Borderlands Rave - Border Of Mexico And USA - February 2009
- Flathead Rave - Flathead Valley, British Columbia - July 2009
- Yucatan Rave, Yucatan - Mexico - October 2009
- Patagonia Rave - Aysen Region, Chile - February 2010
- Chesapeake Bay Rave - Chesapeake Bay Watershed - July 2010Great Bear Rainforest Rave - British Columbia - Fall 2010 (Ongoing)
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National Parks Magazine - National Parks Magazine is the membership publication of the nonprofit National Parks Conservation Association, a Washington, D.C., advocacy group focused on the preservation of America's favorite places. NPCA's 330,000 members support the organization's work to secure funding for our parks, protect wildlife habitat, fend off attempts to drill for oil and gas on adjacent land, and ensure there are plenty of park rangers at scenic vistas and campfire talks.
National Parks' editors have selected some of their favorite images from the magazine's final page, which features a single image along with a story from the photographer who captured it--from an unexpected encounter with a marmot in Glacier National Park and a magical moment with a herd of Yellowstone bison to waves crashing on the shores of Olympic and "light painting" in Death Valley. You've seen many of these places in print countless times before, but never quite like this. |
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 Dave FitzSimmons - Portrait photographers since Richard Avedon have utilized plain white backgrounds to dramatically emphasize subjects. As Avedon pointed out, white implies absence, clearing a space devoid of distractions. As such, subject encompasses the entire photograph.
In “Curious Critters” Sigma Pro photographer Dave FitzSimmons brings softly lit luminous backgrounds to animal portraiture, letting creatures stand solo, uninfluenced by land, sea, or sky. Seen from eye-level, these often-overlooked creatures—from flies and frogs to snakes and squirrels—look captivating, colorful, beautiful, and bizarre. The exhibit invites visitors to a new kind of overlook: a place where seeing, appreciating, and caring for all beings is paramount. |
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Rob Haggart - Rob Haggart is founder of the popular photo industry blog APhotoEditor.com and 2009 recipient of the Griffin Museum of Photography Focus Award for Rising Star, awarded to an "emerging force the photographic community is watching with interest."
Haggart is the former director of photography for Men's Journal and Outside magazines. He has received photo editing recognition from Graphis, American Photography, Society of Publication Designers, Communication Arts, American Society of Magazine Editors, Photo District News, and was chosen as part of the creative team of the year by Ad Week. He currently freelances as a photography director and runs APhotoEditor.com, an innovative and engaging blog on photography. His most recent venture, APhotoFolio.com builds portfolio websites for photographers. |
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Telluride Photo Festival - The main gallery of the Ah Haa School will feature images from the guest photographers. This year's photographers are Ace Kvale, Bill Ellzey, Bob Rozinski, Gordon Wiltsie, Jack Dykinga, Kathleen Norris Cook, Robert Glenn Ketchum, Tim Kemple, Tom Till, and Wendy Shattil |
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Curators for the 2010 Telluride Photo Festival to be announced as they are confirmed. |
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