Jerry Birchfield. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Jerry Birchfield; Stagger When Seeing Visions; art; photography; sculpture; Cleveland Museum of Art; Transformer Station, 2017. Courtesy of the artist.
Jerry Birchfield; Stagger When Seeing Visions; art; photography; sculpture; Cleveland Museum of Art; Transformer Station
Jerry Birchfield; Stagger When Seeing Visions; art; photography; sculpture; Cleveland Museum of Art; Transformer Station
Negotiating the Art World: Strategies for Underrepresented Artists
Photography on a Budget workshops
Mon., Aug. 13 & 20 and Tues., Aug. 28, 6:30 to 8 p.m.
at Jerry Birchfield’s Studio
1667 E. 40th Street, 1D2, Cleveland
ALL WORKSHOPS ARE FULL. WE WILL SCHEDULE MORE. SEND YOUR EMAIL TO BE CONTACTED DIRECTLY FOR THE NEXT REGISTRATION.
Learn from professional photographer, Jerry Birchfield, about taking great, portfolio-worthy photos of your art. Come to one or to all three sessions to learn techniques about lighting, equipment, set-up, and editing the photos. All workshops are led by photographer Jerry Birchfield in his studio at 1667 E. 40 Street, 1D2, Cleveland, Ohio, 44103. All materials for demonstrations provided. Please bring whatever camera you use including your cell phone.
Monday, Aug. 13 – Photographing 2D Art Work (anything flat)
Monday, Aug. 20 – Photographing 3D Art Work (everything else)
Tuesday, Aug. 28 (NEW DATE) – Editing Photographs using free or inexpensive software and apps
Tuesday, Sept. 18 (NEW DATE) – Follow-up online Q & A
Download brochure for Photographing Artwork on a Budget, sculpturecenter_NAW_photo_brochure_new
Email Executive Director Ann Albano (aalbano at sculpturecenter.org) to register.
Want to learn more about videography? Apply to shadow photographer and videographer Amber Ford for each of the photography workshops. Apply to Ann Albano (email: aalbano at sculpturecenter.org or call 216-229-6527).
These workshops are part of Negotiating the Art world: Strategies for Underserved Artists, an ongoing series of round-tables and photography workshops.
City of Cleveland’s
Cable Television Minority Arts
and Education Fund
