Bi-monthly Project Salon

To truly progress as photographers and artists we need to go deep over an extended period of time. We also need the reflection and support of others who share our passion and commitment to the medium.

Guided by artist Charles Purvis, the purpose of the Project Salon is to support a powerful, synergetic learning environment for photographers. It is a place to talk about your work, receive feedback, and understand how it is experienced by others. It’s also an invaluable opportunity to learn about new processes, learn how others conceptualize projects and organize work, and practice presenting your work in a safe and supportive environment.

This bi-monthly crit group is open to photo-based traditional or non-traditional artists at any stage of their career or work.

Capacity: 6-12 people

Duration: January-June 2024, meets twice a month on Wednesdays

When: 6-8 pm

Dates:
January 10 & 24
February 14 & 28
March 13 & 27
April 10 & 24
May 8 & 22
Jun 5 & 19

Where: The group will at CPW’s new home at 25 Dederick Street in Kingston, NY. Parking is free.

Tuition: $300

About Charles Purvis

Charles has decades of experience as a top commercial photographer in New York City, as a teacher, and as an innovative photographic artist. He's taught and mentored hundreds of people in photography, art, and creative expression. He understands the necessity of personal healing and is passionate in supporting people to realize their full creative potential.

Host or Publisher The Center for Photography at Woodstock