Student Photography Institute Exhibition
Sea Longo, Naples High School, Grade 11, A Watery Tower.
On exhibition
August 5 – October 26
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: Elena Chandler, Jodi Joza, Sea Longo, Janessa Pasco, Addyson Schafer, Catalina Sigmond, Margot Solomon and Joel Soucy. The instructor for the Student Photography Institute is Tony Chirinos, a Miami-based artist, photographer and educator.
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Selected Works
Elena Chandler, Gulf Coast High School, Graduate, If Only.
Jodi Joza, Naples High School, Grade 10, Untitled.
Janessa Pasco, Naples High School, Grade 12, Evolution
Addyson Schafer, Naples High School, Graduate, 44.
Catalina Sigmond, Naples High School, Graduate, Destruction by Design.
Margot Solomon, Naples High School, Grade 10, Beauty Sleep
Joel Soucy, Homeschool, Grade 9, Cheeto.