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Our conferences on Ecology and Sustainability provide a platform to explore current environmental challenges and innovative solutions that can help build a more sustainable future. Through inspiring presentations and discussions with experts in the field, we address topics such as climate change, responsible resource use, and sustainable practices in the photographic industry. These conferences are designed for professionals, students, and anyone interested in better understanding the impact of our actions on the planet and learning how we can contribute to a more ecological and responsible environment.
Sustainable Photography - Making it Easier to Make the Right Choices
Henri Blommers, Malin Fabbri and Anne Eder
Malin Fabbri, Anne Eder, and Henri Blommers will discuss sustainability in photography, presenting practical tips based on a survey of over 70 artists. They will also create a living document with resources for photographers to promote sustainable practices in their work.
Duration:
1:20 Hours
Fotografía Contaminante: Química Alternativa y Procesos Orgánicos
Kimberly Halyburton and Marc Rider
In this conference, we will discuss how to make photography more sustainable, focusing on nature-friendly practices and chemical alternatives to reduce environmental impact.
Duration:
1 Hour
Exploraciones en Sustratos Biodegradables, Reciclaje y Revelados Caseros
Dulce Delía, Javier Piñana and Sancho
Dulce Delía and Javier Piñana will explore how to make photography more eco-friendly and sustainable, highlighting practices to reduce environmental impact and motivating photographers to adopt responsible measures.
Duration:
1:20 Hours
Climate Crisis and Non-Human Photography: Creating with the Environment
Cendre, Ella Morton and Isabelle Gagné
In this conference are explore various projects, the fragility of polar landscapes, the impact of mining in Saint-Etienne, and climate chaos in Quebec through digital reconfiguration.
Duration:
1:30 Hours
Fragility and Volatility: Experimental Processes in Extreme Landscapes
Ella Morton and Dale Rio
Dale and Morton will discuss how experimental photographic processes capture the volatility of dynamic landscapes. Dale will present works from Finland, Italy, and New Zealand, while Ella will show her work from Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and Antarctica.
Duration:
1 Hour
Designed for:
Anyone interested in learning or deepening their knowledge of a specific technique or challenges in experimental photography; from beginners seeking to acquire basic skills to more experienced photographers who wish to explore new techniques, refine their existing practice or stay updated on the debates and practices within the realm of experimental photography
Admission Requirements: No previous knowledge required.
Goals:
• Workshops: Provide participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to master a specific experimental photography technique. Encourage experimentation, creativity and artistic expression, providing tools to develop your own style in experimental photography.
• Conferences: provide participants with a deeper and richer understanding of the conceptual aspects of experimental photography. Stimulate reflection and debate, offering an educational experience that inspires and enriches your understanding of experimental photography as a form of artistic expression.
Price: 20 euros.
Modality: Online - Pre-recorded.
What’s included:
• Unlimited access to all live and pre-recorded class content (workshops, lectures and additional downloadable materials) for life.
• Be a member of the Ágora Community: participate for free in our monthly Online Meetings (October 23, November 20, January 29, February 26, March 19, April 30 and May 21) and show your work on our social networks.
• Access the exclusive Ágora Community group on WhatsApp with exclusive discounts, direct access to teachers and the Ágora team, monthly information, special content.
Required Materials:
Each workshop details the necessary materials. With this link, you can see where to buy the materials in many cities around the world.
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