Newbie Digital Images Workshop – Frist Art Museum

Explore your creativity on this free digital pictures workshop on the Frist Art Museum, supported by E. A. Michelson Philanthropy and the West End Home Foundation.

In this course, individuals will discover digital pictures utilizing iPads. They will study digital camera capabilities and the basics of making a composition.

The workshop consists of seven 90-minute art-making classes, a tour of a present Frist exhibition, and a culminating reception and celebration. Participants additionally obtain a complimentary one-year membership to the Frist Art Museum. All supplies are supplied, and all ability ranges are welcome.

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About the Instructor: DaShawn Lewis

DaShawn Lewis, a self-taught photographer, focuses his work on life happenings and selling youth arts. Born and raised in Nashville, his ardour for pictures traces again to his childhood. When making photographs, he prioritizes constructing group and fostering connections. Lewis practices “life photography,” which authentically paperwork real-life occasions, folks, and environments. His main goal is to spotlight the importance of on a regular basis life and on a regular basis folks. Lewis, alongside his artistic friends, collaborates on workshops and exhibitions with the Edgehill Brighter Days Program in South Nashville, beneath the management of Nancy Crutcher. Through his group outreach, Lewis connects and collaborates with native artists, constructing a stronger arts group in Nashville.

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