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You can download the Picbod class app for iPhone by clicking the image above
You can download the Phonar class app for iPhone by clicking the image above |
Tweet A group of our level 2 students have just returned from Santander, Spain, having organised and put on an exhibition in collaboration with remote students of the #picbod open class. Together they set up #santanderphoto, which not only was a successful exhibition, but also a host of related activities including a Photobook Club meet up and . . . → Read More: #Picbod Santander Tweet Recently, CU Photography’s Matt Johnston sat down to chat with 4 individuals, all with their own different take on 21st century photographic publishing, it’s possibilities and perhaps a pitfall or two as well. These conversations were recorded and are now available . . . → Read More: Dr Strangepub: The Possibilities of 21st Century Photographic Publishing Tweet Produced by Level 2 student and recent ‘Picbodder’ – Joseph Kesisoglou has put together this timelapse of the set-up, opening night, open day, and pack-down of the #Picbod13 Exhibition at Fargo Village in Coventry. Well done to all the students for a fantastic show, activity is continuing on the #picbod community, so keep an eye on . . . → Read More: #Picbod13 Exhibition Timelapse Tweet CU Photography Senior Lecturer and MA Course Director, Jonathan Worth spoke to the British Journal of Photography recently about the pioneering open classes run here at Coventry. #phonar and #picbod were both referenced in an article titled ‘The New Economics of Photojournalism: Online Photography Workshops‘. You can read the full article by clicking the . . . → Read More: Jonathan Worth speaks to the British Journal of Photography Tweet CU Photography team member Matt Johnston was invited to answer questions by photographer and writer Martin Brink of ‘The Digital Photobook’ blog about his publishing the iBook ‘Invisible City, a Digital Resource’ and his role in the creation of Photobook Clubs based around the world. You can read the full interview here as well as see . . . → Read More: Matt Johnston speaks to Martin Brink of ‘The Digital Photobook’ Tweet CU Photography team member Matt Johnston recently published the first digital edition of Ken Schles’ seminal photobook ‘Invisible City’. The publication was a joint project between Matt’s ‘Photobook Club’ and the monograph’s author Ken Schles and has so far totaled over 1,000 downloads as well as significant praise from it’s audience including a mention in the . . . → Read More: Matt Johnston publishes ‘Invisible City, A Digital Resource’ Tweet Lecturer and Teaching Assistant Matt Johnston was interview recentley by Sara Potter of ‘The Art Book Group‘ who have published a book looking at the future of art books, both physical and digital. The book will be available shortly but in the meantime here is a short extract from Matt’s conversation with Sara on the future . . . → Read More: The Art Book: An Interview with CU Photography’s Matt Johnston Tweet Last week our Level 1 students had a day centred around Photobooks. We we’re delighted to be visited by artist and talented book-maker Victoria Lucas. Following a talk about her practice and how it led to involve handcrafted books, Victoria delivered a practical workshop for the class, in which students each handmade their own unique books. . . . → Read More: A day of Books at CU Photography Tweet Dean O'Brien begins to edit and sequence the 'Ukraine Project' CU Photography student Dean O’Brien made use of the large magnetic wall we have here at the University in order to begin editing down hundreds of images from his ‘Ukraine Project’ (working title) along with Jonathan Worth and Matt Johnston as part of the open class . . . → Read More: CU Photography Student Dean O’Brien – The Ukraine Project Tweet CU Photography’s Matt Johnston met with documentary filmmaker Adam Hopkins recently for #phonar, a free an open online photography class run here at CU Photography. As well as offering these 5 top tips for storytelling, Hopkins spoke with Johnston about his practice and techniques, the full audio can be found online . . . → Read More: Adam Hopkins on Storytelling for CU Photography |
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