Upcoming Events, Exhibitions, Lectures, & Workshops

Here’s a list of my current and upcoming activities and events…

Event: F295 Seminar
January 17, 2010| B&H Photo | New York, NY USA | 10:30am - 4:30pm
2010 brings the 7th F295 event and the 3rd installment of the free F295 Seminar series at B&H Photo. This free day long event continues our ongoing exploration of 21st Century Photography through the voices of practicing photographers. Artists will show slides and speak about their work and the ideas and rationale behind it. Woven into their talks will be thoughts & reflections on photography’s three fundamental components; Light, Time, and Apparatus and how those elements impact their work. We’re pleased to welcome Dan Burkholder, Jill Skupin Burkholder, Jayne Hinds Bidaut, Lothar Osterburg, Tom Persinger, Norm Sarachek, and Henrieke I. Strecker as this years featured speakers. Attendance requires preregistration and will be available soon!

Class: Black and White Photo I
Pittsburgh Filmmakers

January - April 2010 | Pittsburgh PA
I’ll be teaching a Black and White Photo I session at Pittsburgh Filmmakers January - April 2010 If you don’t know anything about photography this is the course for you! Or, if you know a little but want to learn more about how to use your camera, your eye, and the darkroom come join us! Thursday evenings from 6-9:00pm

Lecture: Title TBA
April 27, 2010 | Pittsburgh Photo Section (meeting at Mt. Lebanon Public Library) | Pittsburgh PA USA
The Pittsburgh Photo Section was established in 1885 and, I believe, one of the oldest (if not the oldest) continually operating photo clubs in the country. More on the nature of the talk soon!

Workshop: Envisioning the American West
July 25-30, 2010 | Photographers Formulary | Condon, MT USA
This multi-faceted 5-day workshop examines both visual and textual depictions of the American West from the 18th through 21st centuries. The workshop also provides the opportunity to explore your personal visual narratives of the West as we make prints using several different 19th Century Processes…. Read More >>