Reimagine and transform photographs through a variety of different mixed media possibilities, learning from four artistic masters who guide participants through the technical and creative considerations, processes, and different perspectives in harnessing a new way of thinking.
In this inspiring workshop, Pei Ketron guides students through the technical features of the iPhone camera, capturing images in a variety of environments, developing a streamlined editing workflow using Lightroom mobile app, and printing an image directly from the iPhone.
Join photographic artist Maura Allen as she shares her process, the difference between a stellar photograph and an exceptional screen print image, as well as ways to layer in elements to create a signature style.
Join interdisciplinary artist and educator Anne Eder as she introduces you to the magic of Ziatype, a variation of palladium printing that lets you watch your image appear right before your eyes, requiring no developer.
Learn how to photograph both sweeping vistas and intimate details as participants explore the soaring granite spires of the Organ Mountains, volcanic cones, expansive grasslands, and hidden hanging gardens with seasonal waterfalls.
Join Christine Alexander in this workshop designed for iPhone users seeking to create fine-art quality prints using apps paired with techniques in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop.
Explore and experiment with ways to leverage your photographic images for fresh, unexpected results in this new online workshop led by photographer and mixed media artist Maura Allen
Join Morgan Ford Willingham as she guides students through the required setup necessary to create cyanotype prints on fabric, using several different surfaces to push the boundaries, generating alluring handmade alternative images.
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.
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.
