Lecture
Friday, May 18, 2018, 6pm
CPW is pleased to announce a lecture by Oliver Klink, who will talk about his ten-year project Cultures in Transition. The project speaks about the spirit, heart and soul of ethnic minorities in Asia. A book by the same title will be published in November and will feature an essay by renowned curator Anne Wilkes Tucker.
Klink’s studies in physics and photography were the catalyst for his love of light and the complexity of our existence. As a fine art photographer and educator, he travels the world to capture our cultural changes, the environments we inhabit, and the insights into our world and ourselves. His artistic goal is telling stories with his images, making the viewers dream, and providing a glimpse of “the world as it should be.” Klink’s work has been published with National Geographic, Days of Japan, Black & White magazine, Popular Photography magazine, DailyMail, My Modern Met, FeatureShoot, 6 mois Magazine, Weather.com, among others. In 2017, his project Circus was selected as one of the Top 50 projects “Seeing in Sixes” in LensWork Magazine, and by RFotoFolio in the”selected artists” category. For more information, visit www.culturesintransition.com or www.oliverklinkphotography.com.
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Still room in Oliver Klink’s workshop “The Stylized Image”
Join us on Saturday, May 19, for Oliver Klink’s special workshop “The Stylized Image” on the magic of uniquely stylized images that capture the imagination. Learn new and innovative ways to use layers in Photoshop in a class that combines the power of new techniques with vision and innovation. This workshop includes step by step instructions and hands-on exercises. Register now.