Publishing a Photo Book with Harvey Stein (Online Learning – Seven Sessions)
This seven-week workshop is a nuts and bolts exploration of the steps necessary to successfully approach publishers and what to do when they say yes.
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Introduction to Adobe Lightroom Classic with Rollence Patugan (Online Learning – 12 Sessions)
This workshop focuses on the most essential workflow and developing features of the Adobe Lightroom Classic with the needs of the photographer in mind. Students will learn how to import, sort, organize and enhance their digital images, as well as batch process groups of images, quickly and efficiently.
Explore the art of self-portraiture in a workshop that engages with this practice to consider how reclaiming our own visual narrative can support embodying ourselves more intentionally. During the workshop we will discuss the importance of creating our own narratives as we bring our visual selves into being, make a series of self-portraits and sit with each other to discuss the process.
Join us for a panel discussion and conversation on Art as Activism within the LGBTQIA+ community.
The Lyrical Photograph with Sal Taylor Kydd (Online Learning – Six Sessions)
Join photographer/writer Sal Taylor Kydd as you explore your personal narrative through the lens of memory. Through written exercises and photographic cues you will explore connections to the landscape and the natural world to your own personal narratives; through symbolism, myth and metaphor.
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From Memory to Story with Molly Wizenberg (Online Learning – Six Sessions)
In this class for creative nonfiction writers, we will practice tapping into our memories, rebuilding scenes from the past, and writing vividly from within them.
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This workshop will provide participants with innovative strategies to produce images that are provocative, enigmatic, and lyrical. Students will learn how to depict people, places, and histories in unprecedented ways.
Town Hall: LACP at 10 – April 20
Join this live session to learn more about LACP’s mission and vision, recent projects and the upcoming launch of our new website. This will be a forum for a conversation and questions around the present and future of LACP with Dr. Rotem Rozental, LACP’s Executive Director.
Conversations with Organizational Leaders and Creative Minds – April 25
Join us conversations with organizational leaders and creative minds around the present and future of photography.
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Photography, History and Ideas: Part II with John Tagg and Tom McDonough – April 14
Join us for conversations with notable scholars about powerful and profound image-making that have impacted our world and changed our lives.
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