Student Photography Institute Exhibition
Catalina Sigmond, Skate-bored. Naples High School, Grade 12.
August 6 – October 20
Located in the The Blair Foundation Gallery on the third floor of The Baker Museum
The Artis—Naples Student Photography Institute is an intensive program aimed at highly motivated high school students interested in photography. The program consists of four weekend workshops during the academic year and a two-week seminar in the summer. It is designed to provide broad experiences in various areas of photography, including the camera, lighting, composition, digital technology and portfolio preparation. In addition to improving technical skills, students are encouraged to discover the meaning behind their photographs and think critically about their decisions as artists.
The works featured in this exhibition were created by student photographers who participated in the institute during the last academic year: Sadie Bean, Elena Chandler, Fabiana Cortazar, Hannah Finman, Sean Longo, Serena Nici, Janessa Pasco, Addyson Schafer and Catalina Sigmond. The instructor for the Student Photography Institute is Tony Chirinos, a Miami-based artist, photographer and educator.
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Selected Works
Serena Nici. Sunset Moss on Wood. Aubrey Rogers High School, Grade 12.
Hannah Finman. Whispers of Shade. Naples High School, Grade 12.
Addyson Schafer. Pink on Pink. Naples High School, Grade 12.
Sean Longo. Life Imitates Art. Naples High School, Grade 11.
Janessa Pasco. Bracelets. Naples High School, Grade 12.
Elena Chandler. Untitled. Gulf Coast High School, Grade 12.
Sadie Bean. Untitled. Naples High School, Grade 10.
Fabiana Cortazar. Adventure Time. Palmetto Ridge High School, Graduate.