Pre-Registration Required, Max 6 per session. No drop-ins.
February 6, 4-7pm
Cost: $40/person (member); $50/person (non-member)
Instructor: Simon Levin

Register by January 30 to secure your spot.

This is a unique opportunity to learn from a professional artist while leaving with a series of professional images of your work. This hand-on workshop will demonstrate best practices for lighting, scale and orientation. Documenting your work is one of the most important parts of being able to communicate what you do as an artist. Images of your work are what get people interested in what you are doing. This workshop is an opportunity for you to have professional documentation of your work. You will leave with enhanced knowledge of how to document your work, while also having a chance to do so.

Please note that pre-registration is required, with spaces made available until a week before the workshop. Each session will support a maximum of 6 participants, and each participant will have 30 minutes and be allowed to bring up to 5 (2D) works to be photographed. You will receive digital copies of the documentation of your work. More specific instructions will be given once you register.

Pre-Registration Required, Max 6 per session. No drop-ins.
February 13, 4-7pm
Cost: $40/person (member); $50/person (non-member)
Instructor: Simon Levin

Register by February 7 to secure your spot.

This is a unique opportunity to learn from a professional artist while leaving with a series of professional images of your work. This hand-on workshop will demonstrate best practices forlighting, colour and white balance and representing surface details. Documenting your work is one of the most important parts of being able to communicate what you do as an artist. Images of your work are what get people interested in what you are doing. This workshop is an opportunity for you to have professional documentation of your work. You will leave with enhanced knowledge of how to document your2-Dwork, while also having a chance to do so.

Please note that -preregistration is required, with spaces made available until a week before the workshop. Each session will support a maximum of 6 participants, and each participant will have 30 minutes and be allowed to bringup to5(2-D)works to be photographed. You will receive digital copies of the documentation of your work. More specific instructions will be given once you register.

Pre-Registration Required, Max 6 per session. No drop-ins.
February 20, 4-7pm
Cost: $40/person (member); $50/person (non-member)
Instructor: M. Simon Levin

Register by February 13 to secure your spot for this session.

This is a unique opportunity to learn from a professional artist while leaving with a series of professional images of your work. This hand-on workshop will demonstrate best practices forlighting, colour and white balance and representing surface details. Documenting your work is one of the most important parts of being able to communicate what you do as an artist. Images of your work are what get people interested in what you are doing. This workshop is an opportunity for you to have professional documentation of your work. You will leave with enhanced knowledge of how to document your2-Dwork, while also having a chance to do so.

Please note that -preregistration is required, with spaces made available until a week before the workshop. Each session will support a maximum of 6 participants, and each participant will have 30 minutes and be allowed to bring 5 (2-D) works to be photographed. You will receive digital copies of the documentation of your work. More specific instructions will be given once you register.

Thursday March 5, 2020
2-4pm

FREE
Pre-Registration recommended to receive materials in advance
Max 10 participants

How do you find ways to write in a compelling and concise manner about your work? What are the questions and ideas you place alongside your work, so that you convey your practice in meaningfully and relevant ways. This workshop will focus on ways to develop questions, statements and ideas about your work that help open it up to others who are not familiar with your work. You will be asked to bring in a current statement about your work as a starting point, and through a collaborative, guided process, you will leave with some concrete ways to strengthen it.

Thursday April 2, 2020
2-4pm

Free
Pre-Registration recommended to receive materials in advance
Max 10 participants

This final workshop will bring together the documentation and writing explored in the previous sessions, with an eye to putting together a complete proposal. We will focus on putting together a proposal for an exhibition, but the ideas explored can also be applied to grant and other applications. You will be asked to bring in draft statement and documentation, so that we can work with real examples from the participants.