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ANNOUNCING CCNY SUMMER COURSES
Instructor: Saul Robbins
Wednesdays 6:30–8:30pm : May 5 to June 9 (6 weeks)
Cost: $300 (CCNY and En Foco members receive 10% discount)
22 West 22nd Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues)
Saul Robbins (CCNY Board Member Emeritus) is teaching a six–week workshop helping photographers, find the right promotional strategies for today‘s fine art photography market.
Topics to be covered include researching appropriate venues and contacts, editing images, statements and cover letters, designing the ”perfect“ packet and portfolio, creating business cards, mailers and emails, scheduling and following through portfolio drop–off and online submissions.
Students work in private darkrooms or in our studio, with small class size to maximize hands–on experience.
In addition to the classes listed below, CCNY also offers private one–on–one lessons. Please visit the private lessons page to learn more.
Summer 2010 Registration:
by email at info@cameraclubny.org
by phone at 212–260–9927
Full payment deposit needed to register for any class, lesson, or workshop. Deposit is fully refundable if cancellation occurs two weeks prior to first class session, 25% cancellation fee applicable if less than two weeks notice is given before the first class session.
CCNY accepts cash, checks, and all major credit cards.
Instructor: Laura Mozes
Mondays & Wednesdays 1:00–4:00pm : July 12 to August 4 (8 sessions)
Cost: $650
Express yourself and get creative with photography this summer! ’Develop“ your photography skills and learn to use a manual camera to control exposure, depth of field, and shutter speed. Get an introduction to the darkroom and learn to develop your own film and print in the darkroom. Explore the city to create a compelling body of work and benefit from class photo shoots, trips to galleries & museums, and critiques with guest artists. A film camera with manual settings is required.
Instructor: Carissa Pelleteri
Tuesdays 6:30 – 9:30pm : March 9 to April 27 (8 weeks)
Cost: $480 ($432 members) (Student will need to purchase their own paper and film)
Course Description:
This hands–on course is designed for students who are either new at color printing or wanting to take their color printing to the next level. Students will have a chance to study one–on–one with the teacher in a small class environment. Building a greater understanding of color, and in–class color darkroom practice will be the basis of this class. Learning how to print with speed and consistency while achieving the desired photographic aesthetic will be encouraged. Students may shoot in any film format.
Carissa Pelleteri is a photographer and native New Yorker. She has been a master color printer for numerous photographers, including Tobin Yelland, Eric Johnson, Kenneth Cappello and Mathias Braschler. Pelleteri‘s work has appeared in several publications, in the U.S and internationally such as Black Book and J‘N‘C, and her work has been exhibited at Deitch Projects, Phillips de Pury, and Agnes B Gallery, Paris. Visit her website at www.carissapelleteri.com
Instructor: Timothy Briner
Two–weekend Workshop
Saturdays and Sundays 12–6pm : March 20–21 and March 27–28
Cost: $480 ($432 members)
Materials Fee: $45
Course Description: For professional photographers (but not exclusively) this workshop is an opportunity to learn to bind loose prints into a book, one that can serve as a portfolio, a book maquette, final monograph, or simply a beautiful way to preserve your work. This introductory course will familiarize students with the basic materials (paper, cloth, board, and adhesives), techniques (folding, sewing, gluing), and a brief history of photography books, as well as a final critique. Students will learn to create a professional–looking artists monograph or maquette with individual loose 8 1/2 x 11” prints, or smaller. C–prints, Fiber prints, RC Prints, and digital prints are all accepted. Students will assemble a hardbound cover with the option of a paper or linen surface. More advanced techniques, including a tipped–in cover photograph, will be discussed.
This class will teach students how to make beautiful one of a kind monographs for a fraction of the cost of a custom book. This is ideal for emerging artists who cannot afford to pay for a professional binder but want the look and quality of a handmade book, rather then print–on–demand.
Timothy Briner is an American photographer born in Chesterton, Indiana, and a graduate of the Hallmark Institute of Photography in Massachusetts. His work has been exhibited in the US and internationally, including the Urban Culture Project, Kansas City; the former Bond Street Gallery, Brooklyn; Phillips de Pury, London. Daniel Cooney Fine Art (New York) is currently exhibiting his debut solo show. Briner is a member of POC, a North American and European photography collective. He has been making hand–made photography books for himself and other photographers since 2008. Briner currently lives in Brooklyn, NY with his fiancé, Laura. View his work at www.timothybriner.com
Instructor: Laura Mozes
Wednesdays 4:15 – 7:15 pm : February 24 to June 2 (13 sessions)
(No Class March 24 & 31)
Cost: $800
”Develop“ your photography and darkroom skills in this exciting course for young adults. Get an introduction to photography history and expand your knowledge of composition, exposure, depth of field, and shutter speed. Refine your printing skills in the darkroom and learn advanced techniques including split filter printing, alternative processes, and more. Create a personal photo project and benefit from class trips, critiques, and discussions with guest artists. Prior darkroom experience and a camera with manual settings required.
Wednesdays 4:15 – 7:15 pm : February 24 to June 2 (13 sessions)
(No Class March 24 & 31)
Cost: $800
Spring 2010 Registration:
by email at info@cameraclubny.org
by phone at 212–260–9927
Full payment deposit needed to register for any class, lesson, or workshop. Deposit is fully refundable if cancellation occurs two weeks prior to first class session, 25% cancellation fee applicable if less than two weeks notice is given before the first class session.
CCNY accepts cash, checks, and all major credit cards.
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