*** Rendezvous 2026 ***
The dates are set, we will be meeting September 30th thru October 4th, 2026 at the beautiful Black Range Lodge in Kingston, New Mexico. We are looking forward to another great year of new work by our intimate group. The reception for our 5th annual show at the historic Percha Bank will be on Friday afternoon/evening. The planning committee is considering “Time: Past, Present, Future” as a general theme for this year’s show. Please keep this in mind as you consider your images for the show. Also, please be mindful that each artist will be limited to a maximum of four images to display in the show. The venue is limited in space and we have a limited amount of hardware for hanging.
As with everything these days costs continue to go up. As a result we have had to include a slight increase for registration for this year to $615 per person. This does cover room and board from dinner on Wednesday evening thru breakfast on Sunday morning. You can download a copy of the registration form by clicking here.
Keep in mind that we keep this group small and intimate by limiting the number of photographers to 20 so that everyone has plenty of time to share their portfolios and discuss their work. We often fill up early, but will maintain a waitlist to fill in cancellations that we do have from time to time.
Wishing everyone good light in the coming year from your planning group: Emmitt, Joe, Karen, Bob & Dania.
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Rendezvous Southwest was founded by Jan Pietrzak, Paul Schranz, and Nolan Preece to create a group that was open to photographic experimentation, mutually supportive and small. The ‘small’ part is meant to provide time for all to share details of their work and be heard as artists.
It is a group focused not on technique, although that is addressed in our workshops, but on our art. We range from classical photographers to alternative process and experimental photographic artists. We are open to all kinds of work, without criticism.
