Join this special Alumni Lecture double-feature with beloved artists and friends Sean Kernan and Arno Minkkinen.Join not one but two Maine Media legends for this wonderful double-feature lecture, hosted by Provost Elizabeth Greenberg. Header image by Arno MinkkinenView the entire Fall 2023 Alumni Lecture Series here.Arno Rafael Minkkinen is a Finnish American photographer, essayist, curator, and Professor Emeritus at the... Read more »
Join our virtual open house to learn more about Maine Media College's Certificate in Collaborative Filmmaking (CCF).Greenlight your film career in one year. Join our virtual open house to learn more about our Certificate in Collaborative Filmmaking (CCF).Through this interactive Open House, you will learn how the Certificate in Collaborative Filmmaking (CCF) program at Maine Media College provides participants an... Read more »
Join our final Alumni Lecture of the season with beloved friend and photography star Brenton Hamilton.Join renowned photo historian Brenton Hamilton as he discusses the profound impact of photography as a storytelling tool and explores the intersection of imagery and narrative, revealing how photographs have the unique ability to transcend language and culture. Hosted by Elizabeth Greenberg, Maine Media Provost.Header... Read more »
Knowing story genres means that you’re thinking about your audience: is that important? Writer Jule Selbo will examine how understanding story genres in screenplays, novels, plays and short stories can not only be empowering and make the writing fun, but helps you see where your work lives in the marketplace. Jule is an award-winning novelist and screenwriter, a playwright, and a professor whose books on character and genre are used in universities throughout the world. Hosted by Wayne Beach.
Daily creative practice can provide an outlet for expression, offer opportunities for personal growth, and lead to discovering your authentic creative voice. Join photographer Elizabeth Greenberg for this illustrated conversation as she shares work from her seven + years of photographing Imaginary Places. Hosted by Kari Wehrs.
“Through looking at bodies of work I have created over the past three decades I will explore the inextricability of these three dimensions of my life and how they influence each other and have shaped my career.” – Betsy Schneider
Shana and Robert ParkeHarrison will discuss their 31 years of collaborative practice, in conversation with Photography Program Chair Kari Wehrs. This discussion will take a look back at the ParkeHarrison's career, while giving insight into what's next for this dynamic duo.
In this Alumni lecture, photographer Jon Tobiasz will be discussing the development of his practice through the evolution of content and the abiding nature of process.
In this Alumni lecture, photographer Jon Tobiasz will be discussing the development of his practice through the evolution of content and the abiding nature of process.
In this Alumni lecture, photographer Jon Tobiasz will be discussing the development of his practice through the evolution of content and the abiding nature of process.
