Photography & Exhibition Design Camp

Photography & Exhibition Design Camp
For campers coming into grades 6 – 12
June 22 via June 26 and July 6 via July 10 (2 week) | 9 a.m. to three p.m.

Discover a brand new approach of seeing on this participating digital pictures program facilitated by photographer Ariya Aladjem Wolf.

Students will be taught the basic parts of pictures—together with composition, publicity, and lighting—whereas creating significant, thought-provoking work. They’ll discover pictures as storytelling via documentary and still-life initiatives and achieve publicity to skilled paintings via each day discipline journeys to native arts establishments. In the classroom, college students will apply critique and develop a powerful portfolio of labor that displays their inventive development.

To shut out this system, college students plan the ultimate exhibition opening on White Linen Night at Ogden Museum. Students will be taught picture matting strategies and the curation course of.

 Students are inspired to deliver their very own digital digital camera or cellphone digital camera. A restricted variety of digital cameras can be found for college students to make use of on the Museum. Students ought to come to camp every day with a water bottle, snack, lunch and an additional layer.

$600 members / $700 not-yet-members

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About Ariya Martin

Ariya Martin (she/her), working beneath the moniker Ariya Aladjem Wolf is a visible artist, performer and educator based mostly in New Orleans (Bulbancha), Louisiana. Aladjem Wolf’s inventive work is collaborative in spirit. She is a founding member of Southerly Gold, an all-female pictures collective; performs with the vocal ensemble, Serpentine, who use sound and the creation of activated area to facilitate environments for transformation and therapeutic; and co-founded the group, One Bird, devoted to neighborhood youth arts. She is an Associate Professor on the University of New Orleans, overseeing the pictures program.

She earned her MFA in Imaging Arts-Photography from the Rochester Institute of Technology and has been an lively member of the New Orleans artwork neighborhood since 2006. Her work has been exhibited at varied establishments, together with Ogden Museum of Southern Art, the New Orleans Museum of Art and Acadiana Center for the Arts, and accomplished artist residencies at Footnote Centre for Image and Text in Belgrade, Serbia, and Kolaj Institute in New Orleans. She is at the moment a member of Good Children Gallery, an artist-run gallery area within the St Claude Arts District.

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UPCOMING SUMMER CAMPS AT OGDEN MUSEUM

Click the title of every camp to be taught extra about every camp! Register for one session or for a number of classes. Each session options new and thrilling crafts and classes.

Monday, June 8 via Friday, June 12
Fine Arts FUNdamentals Session I

Monday, June 15 via Friday, June 19
Fine Arts FUNdamentals Session II

Monday, June 22 via Friday, June 26
Fine Arts FUNdamentals Session III

Monday, July 6 via Friday, July 10
Fine Arts FUNdamentals Session IV

Monday, July 13 via Friday, July 24
Fashion Institute

Monday, June 22 via Friday, June 26 and Monday, July 6 via Friday, July 10
Photography & Exhibition Design Camp

Questions? Email schooling@ogdenmuseum.org

Ogden Museum Camps are sponsored partially by the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation, Inc.