Masterclass - Katrin Koenning: on narrative and place
Over the course of two consecutive days, Katrin Koenning will guide participants along photographic thinking and exploration of their physical and emotional connection to place and environment, and to that which surrounds them. Studying a variety of narrative histories as well as theoretical and practical methodologies and challenges to land and place-based image making, the course will draw on notions of photographic practice as a ‘being-in-the-world’. Koenning will provide in-depth insight into her own working processes and influences as well as intensive portfolio reviews of each participant’s individual work.
Price
$495 member
$565 non-member
Date and times
Saturday, 10 June and Sunday, 11 June
10am – 4pm
About Katrin Koenning
Katrin Koenning is a German artist in the field of still and moving image, who regularly exhibits her works in Australian and international solo and group exhibitions. Koenning is a former editor of the Australian PhotoJournalist Magazine, and winner of the prestigious Conscientious Portfolio Award and the Daylight Photo Award. Her images have been published widely in places such as ASX, The New York Times, The Guardian, Der Spiegel Magazine, National Geographic, The New Yorker, SBS Australia and many others. Most recently, she published her first book Astres Noirs (Chose Commune). Koenning currently lives in Melbourne, Australia, where she practises and works as a freelance photographer and lecturer in photography.
