photographyhawaii-matsumoto: Meghann Pearsall

About The Course

This is a two-part course. The first of which is field study in Hawaii (Big Island). The second part is the final editing and production of a print portfolio and online book after our return. The 15-day field study portion of the course is an immersion experience in Hawaii. Students will be in the field discovering the geographical area, the people, and culture. The architecture, the people, and other subjects will define your cultural experience. Students will be photographing daily and having their work reviewed individually and in group critique. The goal is to produce a portfolio of your experience in this bio-diverse and culturally diverse place. Students will produce their Hawaiian Portfolio in traditional print form and online printed book.

The Professor

Darrell Matsumoto has been a practicing artist for over two decades. He moved to Rhode Island in 1980 to pursue his MFA in Photography at the Rhode Island School of Design (MFA 1982). He is widely acclaimed and exhibited, and is in such collections as the RISD Museum of Art, Williams Benton Museum of Art, and Franklin Furnace Archive at MoMA. He is a Full-time Faculty member in Photography at New Hampshire Institute of Art. Prior to arriving at the Institute, he was the former Chair, Dept. of Photography, Media Arts & Design at Chester College of New England. He has also taught at RISD, Roger Williams University and Hamilton College.

Darrell Matsumoto

Irving Sandler Online Artist File

http://local-artists.org/user/2854

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Sunday, January 29, 2012

Meghann Pearsall

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