ONLINE COURSE
Welcome to our Online Course offers:
THE HORIZONTAL PORTFOLIO REVIEW
with Stig Marlon Weston
This online course will teach you how to present your work to an audience. It will give you a better understanding of how your work is perceived, and ways to engage the viewer, and create enthusiasm for your creative practise.
SPECIFICS:
The class meets on Mondays, starting September 25TH and wrapping on November 20TH.
Day: Mondays
Time: 19:00 - 21:00 CET / 1PM to 3PM EST
Dates: Sep 25, Oct 2, Oct 16, Oct 30, Nov 6, Nov 20.
Place: Zoom
Levels: All levels
Language: English/ Norwegian
Max participants: 10
Presenting and discussing your own work is a much needed skill for all creative practitioners, but it can feel stressful and difficult. This workshop is for anyone who has been working on a project and want to discuss their photographs with others. You will learn how to present your work to an audience, a gallerist or an editor and get them engaged in what you do, while also deepening your own understanding of your artistic path.
There will be lectures on how to present a photo project to an audience and what you and your project can gain from doing this.
As a group we will learn through thoughtful and creative discussions of all the participants projects, while you get to hone your own presentation technique.
The underlying focus throughout this online class will be on understanding your own project and personal photographic vision.
We invite a couple of guest photographers to present their work, which gives an opportunity to get feedback on your work and presentation from them.
In between meetings you will be given homework assignments to digest and delve deeper into the discussions we have had.
STIG M WESTON is an award winning freelance photographer and artist who is best known for his experimental analogue processes.
Read more about Stig M. Weston on our faculty page.
See more of Stig M Weston's work on his website.
ONLINE COURSE TUITION:
NOK 6.900,- (currency converter)
Registration on our courses are binding.
You can pay via the bank or Paypal.
International students: You can pay us via PayPal or transfer your payment directly to our account. Please let us know when registration for a workshop your preferred method of payment. For PayPal payments there is a handling fee of 6% of the amount paid that will be added to the invoice. For bank transfer there is a transaction fee charged by your bank. Check with your bank for the amount.
For Norwegian costumers there is an Invoice Fee (Fakturagebyr) of NOK 40,- added to the invoice.
We need a min of 5 participants to run the course.