David Clarkson presents work at the SFC Members’ Critique
JUNE MEMBERS’ CRITIQUE
Thursday, June 20, 2019
6 – 8 PM
All current members of SF Camerawork are invited to participate in our monthly members’ critiques. This is a great opportunity to receive direct feedback from SF Camerawork’s staff and wider photographic community. If you are interested in participating in the June critique, please email kristina@sfcamerawork.org.
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J John Priola, Acacia Flowers, 2018
CRITIQUE WORKSHOP SERIES WITH J. JOHN PRIOLA
MEETING DATES:
Every other Tuesday, February 5th - May 28th
All classes meet in from 6 - 9 PM in the SF Camerawork Conference Room
This 9 session series with J. John Priola is a critique-based workshop with instructor-led group discussions. It is intended to provide an extension of the SF Camerawork monthly critique program and is aimed at photographers who want more in-depth discussion and development of their work. This class is perfect for any photographer interested in pushing their photography to a higher level through focused, constructive group critique and discussion. Classes meet every other week on Tuesdays.
Stuart Gunn presents work at the SFC Members’ Critique
MAY MEMBERS’ CRITIQUE
Wednesday, May 22, 2019 (*new date!)
6 – 8 PM
All current members of SF Camerawork are invited to participate in our monthly members’ critiques. This is a great opportunity to receive direct feedback from SF Camerawork’s staff and wider photographic community. If you are interested in participating in the May critique, please email kristina@sfcamerawork.org.
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Peter Merts presents work at the SFC Members’ Critique
APRIL MEMBERS’ CRITIQUE
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
6 – 8 PM
All current members of SF Camerawork are invited to participate in our monthly members’ critiques. This is a great opportunity to receive direct feedback from SF Camerawork’s staff and wider photographic community. If you are interested in participating in the April critique, please email kristina@sfcamerawork.org.
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Pamela Gentile presents work at the SFC Members’ Critique
MARCH MEMBERS’ CRITIQUE
Thursday, March 14, 2019
6 - 8 PM
All current members of SF Camerawork are invited to participate in our monthly members’ critique. This is a great opportunity to get direct feedback from SF Camerawork’s staff and wider photographic community. If you are interested in participating in the March critique, please email kristina@sfcamerawork.org with the subject line “March Members’ Critique.”
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Tanya Habjouqa, From the series Tomorrow There Will be Apricots
WORKSHOP WITH TANYA HABJOUQA:
Intimacy of Place and Tools of Telling
MEETING DATES:
Thursday, February 28 - Sunday, March 3, 2019
All classes meet from 9 AM to 5 PM in the SF Camerawork Conference Room
Together with NOOR photographer Tanya Habjouqa, explore the ways you can move beyond linear narrative to create to create a felt experience for your audience. Explore critical theory around issues of representation, community engagement, participatory approaches, and the ethical considerations of using storytelling as a tool for social change.
Learn more here.
David Goldberg presents work at the SFC Members’ Critique
FEBRUARY MEMBERS’ CRITIQUE
Thursday, February 21, 2019
6 - 8 PM
All current members of SF Camerawork are invited to participate in our monthly members’ critique. This is a great opportunity to get direct feedback on your work and photographic practice by SF Camerawork’s staff and winder photographic community. If you are interested in participating in the February critique, please email kristina@sfcamerawork.org with the subject line “February Members’ Critique.” Spots fill up quickly so don’t wait to sign up!
Become a member or renew your membership here.
Pamela Gentile presents work at the SFC Members’ Critique
JANUARY MEMBERS’ CRITIQUE
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
6 - 8 PM
All our current members or SF Camerawork are invited to participate in our monthly members’ critique. This is a great opportunity to get direct feedback from SF Camerawork’s staff and wider photographic community. If you are interested in participating in the January critique, please email kristina@sfcamerawork.org with the subject line “January Members’ Critique.”
Become a member or renew your membership here.
CRITIQUE WORKSHOP SERIES WITH J. JOHN PRIOLA
J. John Priola, Grey Wall, 2014
This 6 session series with J. John Priola is a critique-based workshop with instructor-led group discussions. It is intended to provide an extension of the SF Camerawork monthly critique program and is aimed at photographers who want more in-depth discussion and development of their work. This class is perfect for any photographer interested in pushing their photography to a higher level through focused, constructive critique, and guidance. Classes meet every other week on Wednesdays. The focus will be on:
- Assessing the way your work currently communicates
- Discovering and identifying your personal voice
- Establishing artistic goals
- A better understanding of your work and potential
- Exploring contemporary art issues and practices.
CLASS SIZE
5 - 10 students
MEETING DATES
All classes meet from 6 - 9 pm in the SF Camerawork Conference Room
Wednesday, May 23
Wednesday, June 6
Wednesday, June 20
Wednesday, July 11
Wednesday, July 25
Wednesday,August 1
FEE
$225 for all 6 classes
This critique workshop series is sold out! If you would like to be placed on the waitlist, please email kristina@sfcamerawork.org
ABOUT J. JOHN PRIOLA
J. John Priola is a contemporary visual artist using photography and video. Priola has exhibited nationally and internationally. Currently, he is represented by Anglim Gilbert Gallery where he has had many solo and group exhibitions. His work is part of the permanent collections of major museums including San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and The Metropolitan Museum New York. He is Senior Lecturer at the San Francisco Art Institute and has taught at ICP, Bard, SF State, and CCA
