THE PERSONAL PROJECT: FROM CONCEPT TO PUBLIC PRESENTATION
WITH JAIME PERMUTH
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, June 11 & 12, 2022
6:00-9:00PM EST
ONLINE COURSE
LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED
LIMITED TO 10 STUDENTS
CLASS FEE: $300
1-Hour Private TutoriaL: $106 (15% Off)
ABOUT THE CLASS
How do we originate new photography projects and find the resources to bring them into the world? How do we nurture and develop an idea in order to present it publicly? How do we create work that transcends? Every photography project is unique and has a shape of its own, but all projects go through similar stages in order to bring them from concept to presentation.
Join PhotoPhlo faculty member Jaime Permuth June 11 & 12 for a weekend workshop where you'll explore practical strategies for initiating new projects, managing and advancing work-in-progress, and presenting completed bodies of work.
Jaime Permuth is a Guatemalan photographer and long-time New Yorker currently based in Seoul, Korea. He is a recipient of a Smithsonian Institution Artist Fellowship as well as an NFA Fellowship from the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures. Nominated for both the Prix Pictet and a USA Artists Fellowship, he has received awards from Adobe’s Creative Residence Community Fund as well as the Urbanautica Institute and AI AP’s Latin American Fotografia Competition. His first monograph, Yonkeros, was published by La Fabrica Editorial (Madrid) in 2013 and a second, The Street Becomes, was published by Meteoro Editions (Amsterdam) in 2021. For the past decade, Jaime has been on the faculty of the Masters in Digital Photography program at New York City’s School of Visual Arts where he was also the curator of the i3 Photo Lecture series. Among others, his work has been featured in exhibitions at The Museum of Modern Art, The Queens Museum of Art, The Bronx Museum of the Arts, The Museum of the City of New York, The Jewish Museum, El Museo del Barrio, and The Brooklyn Museum of Art.