Eyes on Main street

June 2018

Jared Ragland, USA: www.jaredragland.com

NEW PROGRAM 2018-2019

July 2018

Ximena Echague, Argentina: www.ximenaechague.com

Kajal Nisha patel, United Kingdom: www.kajalpatel.com

August 2018

Seydou Camara, Mali

September 2018

Dave Jordano, USA: https://davejordano.com

October 2018

Jérôme Bonnet, France: https://www.modds.fr/photographer/jerome-bonnet

Novembre 2018

José Luis. Vilchez, Nicaragua: www.joseluisvilchez.com

December 2018

Andrea Torrei, Italy: https://www.instagram.com/andreatorrei/

January 2019

Serra Akcan, Turkey: http://www.narphotos.net/Photographer/Portfolio/serra-akcan/21/

Çigdem Üçüncü, Turkey: http://www.narphotos.net/Photographer/Portfolio/cigdem-ucuncu/47/

February 2019

Alice Kayibanda, Rwanda: www.alicekayibanda.com

March 2019

Michelle Frankfurter, USA: www.michellefrankfurterphotos.com

April 2019

Judith Rodriguez, Argentina: www.judithrodriguezphotography.com

May 2019

Rosa Vulf, Lithuania: www.rozavulf.com

Eyes on Main Street Residency Program

Foreword

Eyes on Main Street has become in four years a sought after festival, popular among global photographers including William Klein, Renée Byer, Eugene Richards, Mary Ellen Mark, Raymond Depardon, Anush Babajanyan, Andrew Moore, Rebecca Norris-Webb, Gaël Turine and Oh Soon-Hwa, who have participated in the main exhibition.

Program Overview

Eyes on Main Street has launched in 2017 a residency program, the first residence of our second year starts on July 1, 2018, with the goal of building several strong photographic portfolios around our community. Although all photographers can apply, a strong sense of street photography is required. The Festival chose 12 new photographers for a period of one month per residency -this program isopen to both domestic and international photographers.

Location

Wilson is a town in North Carolina about 50 miles east of its capital, Raleigh, with a population of roughly 50,000. At the heart of the tobacco industry, downtown Wilson saw a decline in its fortune when the tobacco warehouses closed down, changing the town as many other businesses followed and left. Today, the city is reinventing itself through several arts’ projects, with a Whirligig Park open since late 2017 and photography becoming part of the city’s landscape.

The resident artists will live on Nash Street in Historic Downtown Wilson for one month. The Festival will offer comfortable lodging in a small private apartment consisting of a workspace, a kitchen, a bathroom and one bedroom with a one-time stipend of $500 to cover some travel and related costs. Utility bills will be paid for by the Festival and a Mac computer with all the needed programs + iCloud will be available to the photographer.

Transportation to and from the airport will be provided from RDU, Raleigh-Durham Airport, 60 miles from Wilson. A car is optional, at the expense of the resident. A small bus system runs to the main shopping center around town, and the Festival will provide a bike.

How to apply (next program will be announced in May 2019)

Candidates will submit a digital portfolio, a link to their website, and a brief cover letter with the application form (download at the bottom of this page) to: eyesonmainstreetresidency@gmail.com

No Entry Fee

Both the Festival and the Resident will sign a contract. The selected photographers will have a group exhibition with a selection of his or her images during the 5th Edition of the Eyes on Main Street Outdoor Photo Festival .

Archives

Each photographer will be asked to donate one print to the program no later than six months after the end of his or her residency.

Jerome De Perlinghi

Artistic Director

www.eyesonmainstreetwilson.com

Clink the link below to download the form:

Eyes on Main Street Residency Form