Current Exhibit:
Bruce Falkinburg
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Photoworks was launched nearly 50 years ago and over time it has grown to meet the needs of the community, providing a venue and programs for artists. Photoworks remains a unique resource for photographers of all levels – an arts community in the best sense of the word.
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Giving Tuesday!
Nov 29, 2022
This year on Giving Tuesday, if you donate $150 and up, you will receive a print of this photograph, taken by Peter Kozloski.
Your gift will help sustain Photoworks as a creative hub for student and professional photographers. With your support, we will continue to invest in digital and darkroom programs for in person and online instruction, helping our community create and collaborate in new and exciting ways.
Bruce Falkinburg
A Retrospective
Upcoming Exhibit
Nov 18th - Jan 8th
Opening Reception at Photoworks:
Friday, Nov 18, 7-9:30pm
Bruce's Music - Listening Party
Saturday, Dec 10, 7-9pm
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Fall and Winter Classes!
Fall 2022 and Winter 2023
Register Now! View our full list of classes.
This Fall and Winter we are offering a variety of classes. We offer in person, online, and offsite (field trip based) classes.
And don't forget about Kid's and Teen's Photography Meet Up Nights!
Photo Matters
with Stephen Greenberg
Online
Photo Matters is a place where people can come and discuss all things photographic. Photoworks instructors will be invited to talk about their class offerings. Participants will be welcome to show their work, but formal critiques will NOT be offered; that will be reserved for our Coffee and Critique Sessions.
Oct 30
Nov 20
Dec 18
Jan 22
Feb 19
Mar 12
Coffee & Critique
with Karen Keating
at the Photoworks Studio
Join us for a photo jam session to view and discuss your images. Minimum age 16.
Sunday: 10am-noon
Summer/Fall Dates:
June 12
July 17
Off August
Sept 11
Oct 16
Nov 13
Dec 11
A B O U T P H O T O W O R K S
Photoworks is a vibrant and unique resource for photographers. Our philosophy is simple: Creative dialogue with fellow photographers, an intimate learning environment, and outstanding faculty are the ingredients for creative growth.