This virtual workshop is designed for new and experienced photography educators to create and interpret meaningful images. Participants will decode and encode photographs, learning how to interpret them, using flexible, engaging inquiry techniques that are accessible to students of all levels.
Hosted by Aperture and Magnum Foundation, the virtual workshop will be taught by Aperture On Sight teaching artist Alice Proujansky, a professional photographer and arts educator. Looking Together will feature engagement with educational materials.
Aperture is committed to creating equitable and accessible opportunities for the education community and is pleased to offer full-scholarship registration for the workshop. This workshop will take place online via Zoom on Tuesday, April 25th from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
The deadline to submit applications is Saturday, April 15, 2023. To apply, please fill out this form. Application closes on Saturday, April 15, 2023.
Please contact education@aperture.org with any questions.
Alice Proujansky is a documentary photographer and teaching artist, and the lead curriculum writer for On Sight, Aperture’s photography and visual literacy curriculum. Her photographs of women, labor, birth, and leftists have been published widely, and she has received support from the International Women’s Media Foundation, Magnum Foundation, Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, Women Photograph, and other organizations. Her book Go Photo! An Activity Book for Kids was published by Aperture in 2016.
Image by Alice Proujansky.
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