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GALICIA, SPAIN
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NORTH OF PORTUGAL TO GALICIA, SPAIN
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THE 5th ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP ON LOCATION IN CENTRAL ITALY
SCOTLAND PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
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UZBEKISTAN
www.uzbekistanphotographyworkshop.com
In Ancient times our locations were the crossroads of the world - Uzbekistan's ancient Silk Route.
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ECUADOR
www.ecuadorphotographyworkshop.com
Bustling market towns, traditional crafts people, remote indigenous villages, and pristine national parks far from the touring crowds. People just as diverse as the landscapes live peacefully together.
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PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S PHOTOGRAPHERS WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS, NEW YORK
2020 workshops and seminars posted as confirmed. - below are representive of events during the season of September - June.
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A gallery tour in New York City's famed Chelsea art scene.
Join us on this specially designed 3 hour gallery tour in the Lower East Side
There are now over 130 galleries and The New Museum and ICP in Lower East Side. Ten of the top galleries who regularly show photography will be selected according to the current show they have on exhibit.
Led by Claudia Sohrens, we will have comments and conversations, sometimes joined by a gallery representative, about the images and current trends. After reviewing the new spring photography shows, 10 will be selected to show the diversity of the new fall shows. Note, this is not a formal structured workshop or seminar but rather a format to spark thinking and encourage dialogue.
Professional seminars and workshops produced for Professional Women Photographers (PWPonline.org) in New York City.
PWP Season 2016 - 2017
PHOTOGRAPHING A CULTURE
A photography workshop in New York City
October 22-23, 2016
Taught by Terry Abrams.
Sometimes you don't have to take a 9-hour flight to find a community that resonates the history of their roots.
In New York City's Chinatown we will learn to take a fresh look at the vibrant community. Unique | locations and events, such as the early morning bird singing where people gather with their special birds whose unique sound and beautiful feathers are presented in elaborate cages.
Terry Abrams. Photographing & teaching in Europe & USA since 1975. American College, Michigan colleges/universities, Maine workshop, special assignments, numerous travel workshops.
Barbara Nelson: photographer, journalist, producer: PWP, ASMP, WICI. bnelson2@earthlink.net
Pricing Your Work in Today’s Market
A seminar with Judy Herrmann
For many still and motion photographers, pricing commercial assignments and fine art work has become a blind guessing game where you lose if you’re too high or if you’re too low. And, when you ask about pricing the answer always seems to be “it depends.” How can you figure out the fair market value of your work or what clients really want and value when it’s so hard to get answers?
PWP TOUR OF AIPAP 2017
Join Margaret Mathews-Berenson, independent curator, art advisor and educator specializing in contemporary art and photography, for a private tour of the 2013 AIPAD Photography Show, one of the most important international photography art events. Since its founding in 1979, the Association of International Photography Art Dealers has presented this annual vetted art fair highlighting a wide range of museum-quality work, including historical and contemporary photographs, photo-based art, video and new media.
This is a unique opportunity to meet some of the dealers and specialists in the company of Margaret Mathews-Berenson, a seasoned professional with over twenty-five years of experience in the contemporary art and photography community. Ms. Berenson's career includes curatorial work at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and in the Department of Prints and Photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as well as in the field of book publishing, where she worked as a photo editor and headed up the American Society of Picture Professionals. She is a seasoned arts critic and writer and has contributed numerous articles to ARTS, American Artist, Pastel Journal and Sculpture Magazine, among others. She has lectured for the International Center of Photography, Christie's, New York University and the 92nd Street Y. In 2000, she founded ART TODAY, offering specialized tours and lectures in fine art and photography as well as customized art travel opportunities. She also provides art advisory services to collectors and private career counseling for artists and photographers
In this workshop we will develop a fresh vocabulary of photographic styles and surfaces. We will use our known rules of image making and turn them into a site of play and see how far we can go with our creative possibilities.
As a starting point we will experiment in the studio by arranging and photographing small objects we bring in (they must all fit into a large zip bag) We will setup for table top photography, process and print. From the print we can scan, cut or alter the print to re-assembe and rescan or re-photograph. We will craft new compositions and constellations of interconnected references. (NOTE - you might also bring in some of your own prints that would like to incorporate into the original photography we will do).
Claudia Sohrens is a German-born visual artist and educator, who lives and works in New York. Sohrens received a BFA in Communications Design from IN.D, in Hamburg, and an MA in Media and Communications from the European Graduate School in Switzerland, where she is currently a PhD candidate. She is faculty in the Full-Time General Studies Program at the International Center of Photography, in the Photography Department at Parsons The New School for Design and in the Communications Design Department at Pratt Institute.
She is the recipient of several artist grants, such as the 2010 NYFA fellowship in Photography; she participated in artist residencies, for example at the Bronx Museum in New York. Her work has been included in exhibitions at the Bronx Museum, the Brooklyn Museum and at the Artists Space in New York, as well as international art venues and festivals, such as the Electronic Language Festival in Sao Paulo, the Project Space at Kunsthalle Wien, KW – the Institut for Contemporary Art in Berlin, as well as, Kampnagel KX in Hamburg. Her latest project Mise En Abyme: Archive, has fiscal sponsorship through NYFA http://artspire.org/DirectoryDetail/tabid/95/id/1142/Default.aspx
Barbara Nelson, long time PWP member, produces the professional workshops and seminars for PWP. Photographer, journalist, producer of workshops and seminars for the visual arts community. Member PWP, WICI, ASMP.
