Chris Goldy - Red Line
Results
We are please to announce the results of our first annual urban mission photography contest:
Winner: Chris Goldy - Red Line
1st Runner-up:
Bao Ling Huang - Image
John Provenzano - Walnut Ave Roxbury
Justin Smith - Untitled
2nd Runner-up:
Adonian Chan - Untitled
Courtney Regan - Clouds Over Boston
Davin Surin - Untitled
Edson Bueno - Untitled
Honorable Mentions:
Josh Bartok – The Blue Hills of Nola.
Gwen Vitti - Untitled
Yubin Lee - Urban Light
Thank you everyone for participating! We received over 340 entries in total. We would also like to thank our jurists for taking on the difficult task of picking the winning photos.
Winner: Chris Goldy - Red Line
1st Runner-up:
Bao Ling Huang - Image
John Provenzano - Walnut Ave Roxbury
Justin Smith - Untitled
2nd Runner-up:
Adonian Chan - Untitled
Courtney Regan - Clouds Over Boston
Davin Surin - Untitled
Edson Bueno - Untitled
Honorable Mentions:
Josh Bartok – The Blue Hills of Nola.
Gwen Vitti - Untitled
Yubin Lee - Urban Light
Thank you everyone for participating! We received over 340 entries in total. We would also like to thank our jurists for taking on the difficult task of picking the winning photos.
Contest Information
Mission: At the September 14, 2009 convocation, Chancellor Keith Motley described the Urban Mission of UMass Boston. As he stated,
“Urban is much, much more than population density, deteriorating conditions, and social pathology. Urban is where the power and culture of a community come together. Cities are where the goods of civilization are multiplied. Urban areas are the generators of hopes and dreams. They are the engines for stimulating intellectual capital, the magnets for thinkers and innovators, and the laboratories of new ideas...”
The psychology department celebrates this urban mission with an annual photography contest—featuring photos that capture the vision expressed in Chancellor Motley’s speech.
Contest Requirements: One to three digital photos (color or black-and-white). The size of each file shall not exceed 10MB. If necessary and available, you might be requested to submit higher resolution version later.
Eligibility: The Contest is open to all individuals who are UMass Boston undergraduates, graduate students, staff, faculty, and their significant others and family members and friends. IF a minor at the time of their Entry, submitters must have their parent’s or legal guardian’s knowledge and consent to enter. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are legally eligible to enter.
How to Submit your Photos to the Contest: Send your name, UMB affiliation (e.g., student, faculty member, spouse, family, friend), and up to 3 photo to umbphotocompetition@gmail.com.
Submission Deadline: March 31, 2010
Prizes:
* The first place entry will receive a $500 award.
* All winning entries (up to 8) will be enlarged, made in to Giclee prints (archival quality), framed, and displayed in our newly-renovated seminar room, on our website, and, possibly, in campus publications.
* Winners will be invited to a special opening reception.
Sponsors: UMass Boston Department of Psychology & UMass Boston Chancellor's Office
Jury Panel: Ms. Lisa Goldfinger, painter; Prof. Margaret Hart, photographer and Chair, Art Department, UMass Boston; Mr. Kent Lucken, Managing Director, Citigroup, Inc.; Mr. Lam Nguyen, photographer; Prof. Paul Tucker, The Paul Hayes Tucker Distinguished Professor of Art, Art Department, UMass Boston
Administrators: Christian Chan, Sarah Lowe, Jean Rhodes, & Michael Milburn
Winner announced: April, 2010
“Urban is much, much more than population density, deteriorating conditions, and social pathology. Urban is where the power and culture of a community come together. Cities are where the goods of civilization are multiplied. Urban areas are the generators of hopes and dreams. They are the engines for stimulating intellectual capital, the magnets for thinkers and innovators, and the laboratories of new ideas...”
The psychology department celebrates this urban mission with an annual photography contest—featuring photos that capture the vision expressed in Chancellor Motley’s speech.
Contest Requirements: One to three digital photos (color or black-and-white). The size of each file shall not exceed 10MB. If necessary and available, you might be requested to submit higher resolution version later.
Eligibility: The Contest is open to all individuals who are UMass Boston undergraduates, graduate students, staff, faculty, and their significant others and family members and friends. IF a minor at the time of their Entry, submitters must have their parent’s or legal guardian’s knowledge and consent to enter. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are legally eligible to enter.
How to Submit your Photos to the Contest: Send your name, UMB affiliation (e.g., student, faculty member, spouse, family, friend), and up to 3 photo to umbphotocompetition@gmail.com.
Submission Deadline: March 31, 2010
Prizes:
* The first place entry will receive a $500 award.
* All winning entries (up to 8) will be enlarged, made in to Giclee prints (archival quality), framed, and displayed in our newly-renovated seminar room, on our website, and, possibly, in campus publications.
* Winners will be invited to a special opening reception.
Sponsors: UMass Boston Department of Psychology & UMass Boston Chancellor's Office
Jury Panel: Ms. Lisa Goldfinger, painter; Prof. Margaret Hart, photographer and Chair, Art Department, UMass Boston; Mr. Kent Lucken, Managing Director, Citigroup, Inc.; Mr. Lam Nguyen, photographer; Prof. Paul Tucker, The Paul Hayes Tucker Distinguished Professor of Art, Art Department, UMass Boston
Administrators: Christian Chan, Sarah Lowe, Jean Rhodes, & Michael Milburn
Winner announced: April, 2010
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