”I am so grateful to be a part of CPW’s expanding creative community. My journey into artist bookmaking, from fine-tuned edit to fully realized book in hand, has been an inspiration. CPW’s workshops, expert technical assistance, and production capabilities in both the Digital Media Lab and the in-house Print Press have led to beautifully printed works for my upcoming exhibition. CPW is an incredible learning partner!”
-Dawn Watson, Photographer
This year, CPW’s educational programming has exploded at our new home in Kingston. Our second floor is constantly filled with imaginative, eager artists and students of all ages and levels. Workshops, classes, photo clubs, and artist-led crit groups populate our classrooms, studios, state-of-the-art Digital Media Lab, and Book Press. As artist studios and a community darkroom become available in the coming months, the fertile innovation taking root in these hallways will only grow.
CPW is adding true value to Kingston’s creative community! Partner with us as we enhance our capacity to offer these learning opportunities to photographers and all who are interested in creativity and the visual arts.
What will your donation support? Here are some examples:
$500: Fund scholarships for students to attend CPW workshops and classes
$250: Contribute to an additional desktop computer for CPW classroom
$150: Publish marketing brochures for CPW classes and print services
$50: Purchase supplies for CPW Darkroom and Digital Media Lab
Consider joining the CPW community or making a general donation at the $500, $250, $150 or $50 level today. Of course, contributions of all sizes, however big or small, are appreciated!
See for yourself! Visit our Fall Classes section at www.cpw.org. We appreciate your interest in CPW.
CPW is a dynamic photography and visual arts center in Kingston, NY that facilitates innovative artistic inquiry, professional development, scholarly research, critical dialogue, and local engagement through its exhibitions, educational programming, library, collection, learning and community spaces, and a 26-year-old renowned artist residency program.
Missed our last message? Here’s a link to read week 3!