In this new online workshop, photographer and educator Patricia Howard explores the space between photography, memory, and personal history, with hand stitching on photographs at the heart of the process.
Seasoned photographer Eddie Soloway provides the tools to express what you are seeing and feeling, how to stay inspired, getting unstuck, and turning off distractions to discover the richness and depth in your creative journey.
Transform existing photographs or film using the striking darkroom technique of Mordançage to create unexpected veils, textures, and surface changes, expanding the creative possibilities of analog photography in a safe at-home workspace.
Artist Katie Shapiro explores the relationship between monochrome photography and color through a combination of photography, transparent color, layered surfaces, colored light, projection, and mixed-media processes, students experiment with new ways of building and experiencing images.
This online workshop taught by artist Alena Solomonova, explores photography as a physical, expressive medium, transforming images through layering, collage, transparent materials, reflections, and everyday substances.
In this live online webinar program, Christina Z. Anderson reflects on the development of alternative process photography from the 1990s to today, sharing insights into materials, techniques, and the expanding global community of practitioners working in these methods.
Artist Keliy Anderson-Staley guides participants through the process of creating handmade photo-based artist’s books, exploring how form and content work together to shape meaning as well as practical strategies for documenting, exhibiting, and preserving your work.
Leanne Trivett S. explores the calendar as a creative format for sharing photographic work not just a practical object, guiding students through how to design a custom wall calendar that showcases your photography while exploring principles of sequencing, pacing, layout, and presentation.
Interdisciplinary artist and educator Anne Eder introduces you to the creative possibilities of the historic Cuprotype process, and demonstrates how simple, accessable, and affordable materials can be to produce striking results from rich coppers to delicate pinks, deep purples, and subtle neutral tones.
Daura Campos guides participants through cameraless photography, transforming everyday materials into expressive visual art using three techniques: phytograms (plant-based contact prints on film), lumen prints (light-exposed photo paper), and chemigrams (chemical manipulations on light-sensitive paper).
