To extend the principles and delivery of of photographic practice through international contexts, addressing amongst others the following issues:
- How is production impacted by international markets and trends?
- How does photography operate in different political climates?
- How do geographical differences impact on photographic practice?
- How can photographic practice be adapted to meet the needs of emerging economies?
Knowledge and Understanding
On successful completion of this module students will be able to:
- Critically evaluate how inter nation markets respond to photographic portfolios and digital image creation.
- Reflect on the principles of international photographic practice and marketing.
- Understand transferable skills in applied photographic practice as they may relate to other geographic areas.
- Professionally present photographic portfolios for external market opportunities.
On completion of this module students will have had the opportunity to:
- Evaluate and understand international photographic practice.
- Identify channes for international exchange and/or representation including: books, websites, blogs, galleries, funders, exhibitions (reviews & catalogues)
- Apply knowledge to a range of market opportunities across the photographic sector.
- Demonstrate an ability to identify and make use of professional networks.
Festival Theme - Culture (Identity)
Name of festival - Riga International Festival of Photography
Mission statement/about -
Location of festival - Riga (Latvia - Capital of Culture 2014)
Photographers featured - Martin Schoeller
Design of festival -
Length of festival - 2 weeks?
Budget - £TBC
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