Explore the exhibition Widening the Lens: Photography, Ecology, and the Contemporary Landscape to find examples of photographs, installations, and collage that will inspire works of your own. Look to photographer Charles “Teenie” Harris’s body of work to help compose portraits of your classmates and head outdoors to take images of the natural world using a variety of methods including pinhole photography. Experiment with camera-less methods like cyanotype and reconfigure images from magazines, old photographs, and reproductions of works in our collection to create something new.
The last day to register for this camp is June 12, 2024.
Learn more about Digital and Altered Image.
Explore the exhibition Widening the Lens: Photography, Ecology, and the Contemporary Landscape to find examples of photographs, installations, and collages that inspire sensory play and creation. Head outdoors to take pictures of the natural world and reconfigure images from magazines, old photographs, and reproductions of works in our collection to create something new.
The last day to register for this camp is June 12, 2024.
Learn more about Photo Play.
Explore the exhibition Widening the Lens: Photography, Ecology, and the Contemporary Landscape to find examples of photographs, installations, and collages that inspire sensory play and creation. Head outdoors to take pictures of the natural world and reconfigure images from magazines, old photographs, and reproductions of works in our collection to create something new.
The last day to register for this camp is June 19, 2024.
Learn more about Photo Play.
Utilize multiple forms of photography to capture the subjects that interest you the most. Learn how to compose a shot that tells a story and use lighting and editing to express a specific mood or personality. Explore the photographic works in the exhibition Widening the Lens, the Charles “Teenie” Harris archive, and other works in our galleries for inspiration. Expand beyond the traditional and experiment with phone and camera-less methods or alter existing images with collage, printmaking, and writing. This program will occasionally meet outside of Carnegie Museum of Art’s campus.
The last day to register for this camp is July 3, 2024.
Learn more about Photography.
Explore the exhibition Widening the Lens: Photography, Ecology, and the Contemporary Landscape to find examples of photographs, installations, and collage that will inspire works of your own. Look to photographer Charles “Teenie” Harris’s body of work to help compose portraits of your classmates and head outdoors to take images of the natural world using a variety of methods including pinhole photography. Experiment with camera-less methods like cyanotype and reconfigure images from magazines, old photographs, and reproductions of works in our collection to create something new.
The last day to register for this camp is July 17, 2024.
Learn more about Experimental Photography.
Find inspiration in your own image and learn the basics of reconstructing the human face and figure. Move beyond the human form and exemplify the characteristics of animals or other subjects and find way to showcase their personality through color, texture, and style. Browse examples of portraiture in our galleries and use painting, sculpture, and photography to capture a subject’s likeness and explore abstract ways to create a portrait.
The last day to register for this camp is July 17, 2024.
Learn more about Portraits.
Merge sound, light, and imagery to create dynamic film artworks. Experiment with nonnarrative forms of storytelling through abstracting techniques like long cuts, rapid editing, out-of-focus, and image altering. Explore the film’s progression by investigating celluloid through modern iPhone production and complete a short film of your own. Enjoy and discuss a curated work from the Film Series on Saturday, August 3, with your classmates and screen your works for the public. This program will occasionally meet outside of Carnegie Museum of Art’s campus.
The last day to register for this camp is July 24, 2024.
Learn more about Experimental Filmmaking.
Utilize open source and Adobe-based editing software to finesse and finish photographic and film-based artworks. Learn how to strengthen compositions, alter lighting, and color correct your photographs, and how to smooth transitions and add sound or music to your film. Bring along work you’ve started or create new images with the guidance of teaching artists. This program will occasionally meet outside of Carnegie Museum of Art’s campus.
This is a two-day program
The last day to register for this camp is July 31, 2024.
Learn more about Film and Photo Editing.