WORKSHOP
Neighbouring Frontiers
Ana Bloom
Curated by Lina Sunish Vincent
24th Oct – 7th November ( Batch 1 )
Age Group: Open to All
Max Participants per Workshop: 10
| 24.10.17 | Session 1 | Introduction : Philosophy of Photography :How does one cross a frontier? |
| 26.10.17 | Session 2 | Proposed project Discussion |
| 03.11.17 | Session 3 | Visual presentation and Evaluation by Ana |
| 06.11.17 | Session 4 | Creating: Individual Project files curated by Ana |
| 07.11.17 | Session 5 | Printing with Ana |
| 09.11.17 | Session 6 | Bring your series to be Exhibited @ Story Of Space 2017 |
Neighbouring Frontiers was a simple art project facilitated by Ana. The participants had to define a personal project and cross a frontier that they feared near them. With the help of a camera, they had to produce a consistent piece of art with this ‘frontier’. Ana believes that once a person has faced their fears, they have opened a door in their mind. She hoped that this project was able to create more peace and hope for our society. She assisted the students, both technically and intellectually, to achieve and structure their work over 6 to 8 sessions, at the end of which time they had an artwork was then exhibited at the festival.
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Ana Bloom
Ana Bloom is a French photographer, art director and visual artist. After completing a BA in History and a Master Pro in Visual Art, she worked as a fashion producer, and as a photo assistant for renowned French portrait and fashion photographers. She launched her personal career in 1998, collaborating with magazines like Libération, Télérama, Marie Claire, Dazed and Confused, The Independent, Cosmopolitan, the trend company “Studio Edelkoort”, Milk Magazine, le Monde, and Private, among others. Some of the biggest international brands have relied on her to build their image. Her art revolves around questions of identity and questions our relationship with nature and the environment. She has also worked on assignments for cultural institutions, creating art workshops for children in housing projects, which are sponsored by UNICEF. Her art has been collected by Contemporary Art Fond, and The Berezdivin Collection in Puerto Rico, and exhibited in France and the United States of America. She currently teaches at the Paris College of Art.
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