The Artist–Gallery Relationship with Nicholas Fahey (Webinar)
Join Nicholas Fahey of Fahey/Klein Gallery for an in-depth conversation about gallery representation in today’s photography market.
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Photobook Masterclass: From Concept to Print with Erik Kessels (Online Learning – Six Sessions)
This intensive masterclass with renowned artist, curator, and publisher Erik Kessels explores the complete journey of creating a compelling photo book - from the first spark of an idea to a possible printed object.
Explore the exciting intersection of photography and artificial intelligence in this introductory course on Generative Image Making with Midjourney, led by award-winning photographer Ann Elliot Cutting. Designed for artists and photographers new to AI, this hands-on workshop will guide you through the capabilities of AI-generated images, helping you develop your unique approach while addressing prompt creation, blending techniques, and the ethical considerations of using AI in your creative process.
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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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.
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.*
Narrative Photography & Book Design with Caleb Cain Marcus (Online Learning – Six Sessions)
In this immersive six-session workshop, acclaimed designer and photographer Caleb Cain Marcus guides photographers in transforming their image series into published photo books, covering everything from developing compelling proposals to navigating publishing logistics. Participants will engage in collaborative discussions and one-on-one sessions, refining their projects and preparing impactful presentations for potential publishers.
Creating Intimate Portraits with Josefina Fernandaz Moran (Online Learning – Six sessions)
In this six-session online course, we will explore how to cultivate that connection and create portraits that move beyond surface representation. Through guided assignments, group discussion, and constructive critique, students will examine how trust, vulnerability, and presence shape the photographic encounter.