Application Images & Image Application with H. Schenck
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About this event
A portfolio is often the most important component of an application, but it can be confusing to select the best images and understand how to organize them in order to tell a consistent story. This class will embark on a deep dive into your portfolio and best practices for selecting and formatting images for applications. Other topics we will cover include: selecting images based on an audience or venue, determining what your images say about your work, the difference between PR and application images, and more!
This workshop will be participatory. Please plan to have about 20 images of your work ready to show and discuss. More details will be sent upon registration.
This is a virtual class taking place online via Zoom. A Zoom link will be emailed to you upon registration with further instructions for accessing the class.
Thursdays, 6:30 - 8 :30 PM
Aug 12 & 19
instructor H Schenck
Organizer UrbanGlass
Organizer of Application Images & Image Application with H. Schenck
UrbanGlass is dedicated to furthering the use of glass as a creative medium, through studios, classes, publications, exhibitions, and events. We offer a comprehensive education program for students at every age and skill level - from children to working artists - in a variety of techniques, including kiln casting, lampworking, mosaics, and stained glass. Over 500 students a year come to study and work with faculty that includes world-renowned artists and designers. UrbanGlass serves as the primary studio of over 200 professional artists and designers.
Founded in 1977 by artists Richard Yelle and Erik Erikson as the New York Experimental Glass Workshop, UrbanGlass was the first artist-access glass center in the United States and is now the largest. Previously, those interested in working in glass could only do so at art schools, in factories or by building their own studios, but when UrbanGlass opened its doors, glass as an art medium became widely available.