AI in Photography and Fine Art with Adam Chin (Online Learning – Three sessions)
Explore the evolving intersection of photography, fine art, and artificial intelligence in this three-session online course focused on creative experimentation and process. Designed for artists ready to engage with emerging tools, this class emphasizes AI not just as a utility, but as a collaborative partner in image-making.
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Portfolio Reviewers – EXPOSURE 2026
AM sessions will run 8:30-12:30 PST and PM sessions will run 12:30-5:30PM PST Jamie Allen, Curator & Head, Department of Photography, George Eastman House, Rochester, NY Bio to Come Tim Anderson, Educator & Publisher/Editor of Shadow & Light Magazine and The Journal Anderson is the former publisher/managing editor of...
In this six-session course, students will transform an existing body of photographic work into a thoughtfully edited and sequenced photobook dummy through critiques, presentations, and individualized guidance. Along the way, participants will explore narrative structure, pacing, and publishing pathways while developing a deeper understanding of contemporary photobook practices.
The Creative Portrait with Nick Fancher (In-Person Learning – Three Sessions)
In this immersive three-day workshop, photographer Nick Fancher shares his signature in-camera portrait and lighting techniques, demonstrating how to create striking studio imagery using minimal gear and unconventional materials. Through hands-on experimentation and personalized guidance, students will explore multiple approaches to each technique while developing ways to incorporate them into their own visual style.
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LACP’s Spring Benefit: Honoring Frank W. Ockenfels 3
LACP is thrilled to announce a Spring Benefit honoring the outstanding photographer, artist and director Frank Ockenfels III. Join us at The Upper West for a special evening celebrating visual storytelling in Los Angeles, featuring an award ceremony presented by Jeff Dunas and a conversation between Ockenfels and David Fahey (Fahey/Klein Gallery).
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Meet-Up in LA: USC vs. UCLA with Seth Greenberg (Hybrid Learning – Two Sessions)
Join Seth Greenberg for an exciting photographic exploration of one of Los Angeles’ most vibrant traditions—college football tailgating. In this class, students will focus not on the game itself, but on the lively atmosphere surrounding it. Capturing the spirit of the pre-game tailgates at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, you’ll photograph fans, food, traditions, and the shared energy that defines this iconic event.
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Join Thomas Alleman for an exciting photographic journey through the Nisei Week Grande Parade in Little Tokyo, one of Los Angeles’ most colorful and historic cultural celebrations. This class will focus on capturing the energy, traditions, and vibrant personalities that fill the streets during the parade. Students will have the opportunity to photograph marching bands, dancers, floats, and the joyful crowds that come together to celebrate Japanese-American heritage.
Join us for an immersive exploration of The Getty Center, a treasure trove of art and history that offers inspiration at every corner. The day will feature a guided exploration of The Getty’s photography exhibition, a great way to build inspiration, discuss composition, relevance, and photography as an historical record.
Territory of Memory with Daniel Blaufuks (Webinar)
In this webinar, Daniel Blaufuks draws from his own projects and publications (including Under Strange Skies, Terezín, Works in Memory, and The Days are Numbered) to explore the relationship between photography and memory. Through examples of his work, he examines how visual processes and archival practices shape both personal and collective memory, and how these influence future narratives.
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Debe Arlook and Eric Kunsman created a collaborative book that helps demystify photography portfolio reviews. The book comprises a series of 25 interview questions presented to 22 portfolio reviewees (photographers), 22 portfolio reviewers, and five portfolio review organizers. In this webinar, we will present essential information from the book that benefits participants on both sides of the table.*