Events

Afterimage, March-April, 2003

ARIZONA

Workshop: Edition Book Production, a two-day workshop led by Pat Baldwin of Pequeno Press, is available for groups of six or more. For information call (520) 432-5924 or email patbooks@primenet.com.

CALIFORNIA

Courses: UC Berkeley Extension offers fall courses in photography including many popular introductory courses around the Bay. Darkroom facilities are available. See complete course listings and enroll online at www.unex.berkeley.edu or call (510) 642-4111.

Workshops: John Sexton Photography Workshops are offered in California, as well as other locations. For information call (831) 658-3130 or visit www.Johnsexton.com.

Workshops: The Ray McSavaney Photographic Workshops, given around the state, include such topics as The Southwest Landscape; A Sense of Place; The Portrait; and Content and Context. For information call (213) 225-1730.

Workshops: Bay Area Video Coalition Workshops: Bay Area Video Coalition offers workshops in all areas of production. For information call (415) 861-3282 or email videonet@aol.com.

COLORODO

Workshops: The Ah Haa School for the Arts offers workshops on arts and crafts topics throughout the year. For information write The Ah Haa School for the Arts, P.O. Box 1590, Telluride 81435 or call (910) 728-3886.

Workshops: Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Snow- mass Village offers workshops in photography and digital imaging throughout the year. For information call (970) 923-3080, or visit www.andersonranch.org.

COLORODO

Events: Real Art Wags offers many programs in music, the arts and performance, including lecture series and video screenings. For more information contact Real Art Ways, 56 Arbor St., Hartford 06106; call (860) 232-1006 ext. 115; or visit www.realartwags.org.

Workshops: Connecticut Photographic Workshops offers a variety of classes in classical, alternative and digital photography. For a catalog write CPW, 55 West St., P.O. Box 1509, New Milford 05776; call (860) 355-5367; email CPWKANE@aol.com; or visit www.shawguides.com.

ILLINIOS

Workshops and Lectures: Museum of Contemporary Photography, as part of Columbia College of Chicago, presents various workshops in photography and concurrent lectures by the artists. For more information contact The Museum of Contemporary Photography Colombia College Chicago, at 6005. Michigan Ave. Chicago 60605; call (312) 663-5554; fax 344-8067; email mocp@aol.com; or visit www.mocp.org.

MAINE

Workshops: The Maine Photographic Workshops offers a variety of one-week workshops and master classes. For information call (877) 577-7700 or visit www.theworkshops.com.

MASSACHUSETTS

Workshops: Horizons, The New England Craft Program, offers an array of photography workshops in such locates as Massachusetts, Utah, Italy, France and Ireland. For a catalog contact Horizons, 108-P N. Main St., Sunderland 01375; (413) 665-0300; fax 665-4040; email horizons@horizons-art.org; or visit www.horizons-art.org.

Workshops: Cape Cod Photo Workshops offers basic through advanced photo workshops, Jun. through Sep. For information write Linda E. McCausland, Workshop Director, Cape Cod Photo Workshops, P.O. Box 1619/135 Oak Leaf Rd., N. Eastham 02651, call (508) 255-6808; or visit www.capecod.net/ccpw/.

Workshops: The Boston Photo Collaborative offers workshops for youths and adults throughout the year. For information call (617) 524-7729 or visit www.channell.com/users/bosphoto.

Workshops: The Boston Film/Video Foundation offers an array of workshops including Basic Video, Cinematography for Producers and Directors, Screen writing, Animation and Creating a Resume Reel. For information call (617) 536-3576.

Workshops: Snow Farm: The New England Craft Program offers several photography related workshops during the spring, including Image Transfer on Fabric, Digital Photography: Darkroom Crash Course and Matting and Framing. For more information call (403) 268-3101,

MINNESOTA

Workshops: Barbara Harman offers a variety of bookmaking workshops in Minneapolis. For information call (602) 822-5257.

Workshops: Institute fur Public Art and Design is a new program launched by the Minneapolis College of Art and Design dedicated to teaching public art as the creation and discovery of shared experience." Courses are taught in a one-or three-week intensive program. For more information call (612) 874-3765 or email ipad@mn.mcad.edu.

MONTANA

Workshops: The Photographers' Formulary offers workshops on a broad range of alternative processes. For information call (800) 922-5255; email formulary@montana.com; or visit www.photofomulary.com.

NEW JERSEY

Workshops: The Photography Workshops of New Jersey offers numerous workshops around the country. For information call (908) 537-5055.

NEW MEXICO

Workshops: New Mexico Photography Field School offers workshops in New Mexico and Wyoming. For information call (505) 983-2934.

Workshops: Santa Fe Photography and Digital Workshops are offered throughout the year. For information call (505) 983-1400 or visit www.sfworkshop.com.

Workshops: Workshops in Santa Fe are offered throughout the year. For information call (505) 983-2934 or email lightmatters@worldnet.att.net.