September 26th & October 24th
Two sessions held on Thursday from 7 pm - 9 pm EDT via Zoom.

Whether it be your own personal photo library, a family collection or an institutional archive, there are certain practices that will make the organization, navigation and preservation of your archive easier for yourself & others to use. Join us for this mini-workshop to learn how.

September 3 - September 24 with a final meeting on October 22

Meets every Tuesday from 7 pm - 9 pm ET via Zoom for 5 weeks.

In this practice/workshop, we explore the feelings of place. Together we open up the lenses of our imagination, our emotional body, and our profound relationships with all the locations that hold and are held by us—and then you, the photographers, open up the lenses of your cameras to this powerful, often mysterious, and always intimate world.

September 10 - October 22

Meets every Tuesday from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm ET via Zoom for 7 weeks.

This group will encourage participants to think about and beyond the physical boundaries of a subject that interests them. Each participant will come to this group with an item, creature or phenomenon as a focal point, and build your understanding of its (their) web of connections through questions, research and photographic practices.

September 25 - October 23 (This Group is Full)

Meets every Wednesday from 12 pm - 1:30 pm ET via Zoom for 6 weeks.

Join poet Meghan Sterling for a 6 week workshop on learning to write ekphrastic poetry based on your own work. Each virtual session will be an hour and a half long and will start with a brief group exercise in ekphrasis, a discussion of craft and approaches, time for writing in response to an image of each participants’ choosing, and a block of time to share new writing in a judgement-free zone of curiosity and support.

September 9 - October 14

Meets every Monday from 6 pm - 8 pm ET via Zoom for 6 weeks.

How can we use the camera to deepen our relationship with our own bodies through curiosity and attention? Can we use the camera to help us make space for the complexities of being alive? This practice group will explore self portraiture as a way to honor complicated bodies, sick bodies, aging bodies, healing bodies, grieving bodies, changing bodies, marginalized bodies, gender diverse bodies, human bodies.