Join Sally Bozzuto and investigate photography's unique ability to expand and contract time via a series of imaginative photographic exercises and assignments. In addition to sharing the work of photographers and other artists making work about time, we'll discuss different philosophies of time, and historical ways of measuring and describing time.

This class will provide students with a safe space to try a series of wacky, strange, and otherwise unconventional exercises each week akin to a photographic obstacle course. We’ll test the power of repetition, boundaries, and to embrace absurdity so you can start to take your work further by taking yourself a little less seriously.

This 6-week online course will take you through the steps of making a short video documenting your daily surroundings. Turn your camera towards your home or neighborhood and explore how to use composition, image progression, and sound design to create a video that not only acts as a document of your surroundings, but one that also evokes the mood of this moment.

This class will provide students with a safe space to try a series of wacky, strange, and otherwise unconventional exercises each week akin to a photographic obstacle course. We’ll test the power of repetition, boundaries, and to embrace absurdity so you can start to take your work further by taking yourself a little less seriously.

This course will provide students with a safe space to unpack some of the mental roadblocks around making work such as fear, failure, permission, perfectionism, and overthinking while also providing tools for working with rather than against them. Creative photographic assignments will be provided each week along with short readings, A/V content, and various in-class and homework exercises.

This 6-week online course will take you through the steps of making a short video documenting your daily surroundings. Turn your camera towards your home or neighborhood and explore how to use composition, image progression, and sound design to create a video that not only acts as a document of your surroundings, but one that also evokes the mood of this moment.