Official Link to Apply On-line

Here is the link to the site where you can apply on line.

The class is very limited and its first come, so sign up early!

https://sa.wustl.edu/index.cfm?FuseAction=Programs.ViewProgram&Program_ID=10266

Official Link for my Summer Class

Here is the official link to the Washington University summer program in Florence, Italy.

http://samfoxschool.wustl.edu/node/4140

Consider the information here official and actually binding.

Dates Announced for Florence 2014

I just got word today that we have official dates for the Florence 2014 summer photo workshop. This year, 2014, the workshop will run June 2-June 30, 2014.

More info to follow.

Summer 2014 photo session?

A good possibility that there WILL be a June 2014 W.U  Florence photography workshop taught by yours truly. We're still working out the details but as of this week, the prospects are looking good. More information as it becomes official.

Class for SP 2014 (cancelled administratively)

City as Studio: Florence, Italy
Spring 2014 ??
Wednesday 6-9 pm & March 9-15, 2014

A unique photography course that uses one of the most vibrant european art metropolis as both a subject and a sounding board for image making.  The traditions of documentary and street photography will be our primary guide. The first half of this class will serve as both conceptual and technical primer leading up to an intense week of field work Florence, Italy, taking place during Spring Break. Upon return to the St Louis campus, the class will edit the work produced in the field and present printed photographic works in an exhibition at the Weitman Gallery.

Class will be open to all, no pre-requisites. Class counts toward photo minor.
Lab Fee: TBA

Contact me, Stan Strembicki, for more information

New Class proposal for Florence study

I am considering teaching a different kind of class in Italy next year. The class would be a three credit class that meets in the spring time and would meet once a week January 14-March 4th. During these classes students would be prepared with technical demonstrations, lectures and critical readings and discussions.We would then move the class to Florence during Spring Break for 10 days. Following that the class would continue to meet to discuss the work made in Italy. The class would end with an exhibition at the Weitman Gallery.

Anyone interested in this?

Bon Anno!

I want to wish everyone a Happy New Year and thanks for checking in my my Italy blog. I will not be teaching in Florence again this summer 2012. I like going every two years and catching the Venice Biennale while over there. So have a great year and check back in for information about 2013.