ART 10AX photography Naomi Vanderkindren


This hands-on course in photography will emphasize the techniques, aesthetics, and conceptual considerations of traditional black and white photography. Students will also explore photography’s history and applications as an expressive tool, with the power to communicate ideas and move the viewer.


Throughout the course, students will master the use of their own manual 35mm camera and process the film themselves in our lab. They will also learn the techniques needed to make quality black and white prints in the darkroom. Students will coordinate an exhibition and present their finest work in a professional manner.


Field trips include: • Local supply gathering • Photographing locally • Cantor Center for the Arts • San Francisco Museum of Modern Art • Art Gallerie


Naomi Vanderkindren is an artist and photographer, living in San Francisco. She holds a BFA Photography from San Francisco Art Institute and an MFA Art Practice from Stanford University, and has exhibited a wide range of solo and group shows. Naomi’s art generally grows from the


philosophy that the past, as memory, is always changing in relation to current experience, and the act of looking at photographic images fundamentally changes our conception of the past. Her work includes a broad range of forms, such as book arts, historic and experimental photographic process. More.


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