Dominik Lang Workshop

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Exam: classification will be given on the basis of fulfilling individual tasks and evaluation of the work delivered. Prerequisite for the evaluation of the student is a 60% attendance to the lectures, attendance to the compulsory mutual consultations given at the beginning of the tuition and delivering of the requested outcomes and recorded realizations in a digital form with the 300 dpi resolution and 250 mm of the longer side.

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The workshop is in the Czech language

Creative Workshop content: EXPERIMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY

The first entrance into the creative workshop is presentation of student portfolios and graphic probe into the creative proces in photography in the studio of Milota Havránková

Main topic:

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC

Auxilliary topics:

1. Space

2. Interspace

3. Reality in Reality

4. Free movement

5. Man

6. Strategy

Where are the borders of the public and the private? Currently the border is moveable and sensitive. It's definition is unclear. The relationship of public space and the blending with the personal is the current topic, with which we can work creatively at many levels.

The photographic approach to the topic is free adn open from classical photography to multimedia. The aim is to attempt non-traditional methods in understanding and develop the given topic.

Continuing consultations are open and in the presence of all students with the printed contact sheets, it is possible to compare them and the process and create discussions.

A final presentation is created from selected photos. The media and form will be specified.

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