Exploring Collage: Digital and Traditional Practice
Photographer and artist Natalie Krick demonstrates to participants how to merge digital and physical techniques, uncovering how meaning transforms when images move between mediums.
Workshop Categories: One-of-a-Kind
This is a grab bag of workshops that are not easily categorized. From the quirky, to the outré, to the rift between space and time–there’s something in here for everyone. These workshops tend to turn your technical skills on end, using a Zen mind/beginner’s mind approach. It’s time to turn things upside-down, and do a one-eighty on the way you look at the world.
Artist Residencies for Photographers
This three-hour online seminar, led by photographer Ella Morton, explores the wide range of artist residencies available to photographers and photo-based artists as well as how to evaluate if a residency aligns with your creative goals.
The Portfolio Class: Shape Your Vision, Elevate Your Work
The Portfolio Class, led by photographer Jean (Gino) Miele, offers a six-week journey focused on refining, sequencing, and presenting your work with clarity and impact.
The Complete Guide to Mordançage: From Black and White to Color
Explore mordançage’s transformative effects on both black-and-white and color prints and film, while also examining its role in the ongoing “analog resurgence” with Canadian visual artist and filmmaker Ella Morton.
Demystifying Photo Book Crowdfunding
In this online seminar spanning over two live sessions, Ami Touchette, a New York City-based photographer known for her compelling street portraits, explains the essential steps to running a successful crowdfunding campaign for your photography book.
Breaking Through: Overcoming Creative Blocks
This online workshop focuses on building a sustainable creative process, guiding you through planning techniques, mindset shifts, and creative tools that encourage artistic flow regardless if you’re developing a long-term photo essay or simply experiencing a lull in inspiration.
TriColor Gum Alternative Process
Over the course of three days in Los Angeles, participants join renowned printmaker Mohan Bhasker on a creative journey to master the gum bichromate process, working in Mohan’s studio and darkroom, you have the unique opportunity to benefit from hands-on demonstrations, guidance, and feedback.
Santa Fe Noir
Join Helen Garber and experience the Wild West through a film noir lens, exploring the rooftops and dark alleys of Santa Fe—as well as a western film set after dark—during the week of October’s Supermoon, also known as the Harvest Moon.
Infrared: Maine Magic
Join esteemed photographers Laurie Klein and Shelley Vandegrift, for an immersive in-person workshop along the picturesque Maine coastline, discovering the magic and elevating your mastery of artistic infrared photography.
Looking at Photographs: A Retreat in Santa Fe
This three-day workshop in Santa Fe with photographer and collector M. H. Rubin offers you a chance to slow down with the unique opportunity to not only get up close and personal with countless classic works of 20th-century photography, but also explore lessons these masterworks give us in our own creative explorations.
