Workshop
Living Archives: Photography, Memory and the Right to Look
A 10-week online class examining how artists transform historical material into work that speaks to absence, inheritance, survival, and the ways images shape memory.
- Saturday, September 26 to Saturday, December 5Sat 10am-1pm (PT)Add to calendar: Google · Apple, Outlook
About this event
Explore how photographs, objects, family records, and lived memory can shape contemporary photographic practice. Through lectures, readings, exercises, and critiques, students will examine archival research, ethical storytelling, and Indigenous approaches to visual sovereignty while developing their own archival-based project. Ideal for photographers interested in transforming historical materials into meaningful contemporary work.
Getting here
Online
At the Salon and our sister places
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