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UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

BEGINNING DARKROOM  | TWO-DAY WORKSHOP

Instructor: Dan Fenner 

Dates: February 10th & 11th, 2024 

(Light snacks & beverages provided)

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Analog photography beginners, start here. The basics of film processing and photo printing will be exposed through hands-on learning. 

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Well-equipped, supportive environment: Well-appointed facilities, a supportive atmosphere, and the small class size fosters focused learning and personal attention, so all participants can effectively hone their darkroom skills.

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This class is a blast–Sign up with a Friend! Learning with your friend will strengthen your bond and create lasting memories. Supporting and encouraging each other throughout the workshop makes it even more fun.

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Special Promotion! Darkroom Workshop participants get one free month of Praxis Access Membership. Click link for more info.

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INTRO: PHOTO STUDIO STROBE TECHNIQUES

Instructor: Ross Anderson

Dates: January 27, 2024

(Light snacks & beverages provided)

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THREE REASONS NOT TO MISS THIS WORKSHOP:

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Master strobe lighting fundamentals. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the basic principles of strobe lighting. 

 

Equip yourself with essential knowledge. Familiarity with various types of studio strobes is crucial for any photographer looking to expand their skill set.

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Elevate your creative expression. This course goes beyond technical knowledge and explores the artistic and creative aspects of using strobe lighting.

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Special Promotion! Workshop participants get one free month of Praxis Access Membership. Click link for more info.

HOW TO WRITE AN ARTIST STATEMENT | TWO PART VIRTUAL WORKSHOP

Instructor: Cat Simmons 

Dates: Feb 1st & 8th (10th), 2024

 

LET CAT SIMMONS TAKE THE ANGUISH OUT OF THE ARTIST STATEMENT WRITING PROCESS!

 

3 REASONS YOU NEED AN ARTIST STATEMENT:

 

Professional development: A compelling artist statement demonstrates that you've thought deeply about your work, which is particularly important for exhibitions, galleries, or when seeking opportunities in the art world.

 

Clarifying artistic intentions: An artist statement forces you to articulate the purpose and intention behind your work.

 

Connecting with your audience: An artist statement serves as a bridge between you and your audience. It provides context that underlie your creations.

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