Santa Fe Workshops

In this new online workshop, interdisciplinary artist and educator Anne Eder introduces you to the magic of Ziatype, a variation of palladium printing that lets you watch your image appear right before your eyes.

Here's what you'll learn:
+ Preparing your materials to print
+ Managing humidity in your workspace
+ Exposing prints through sunlight or a UV unit
+ How to create full-size digital negatives
+ Adjust your printing workflow for different visual outcomes

Visit the link below to learn more and register for this online workshop:
➡️ bit.ly/sfw-ziatype

Image Credit: Anne Eder

DON'T MISS OUT—Santa Fe Workshops collection of free online events, Creativity Continues, features a conversation featuring artist Jennifer Greenburg and art curator Anne Kelly. In this program, Jennifer and Anne trace the evolution of Greenburg’s practice from her series "Revising History" to her most recent project, "Constructed Portraits: Make Her More Beautiful". Throughout her career, Jennifer has examined the construction of identity and beauty through staged photography, advanced Photoshop techniques, and meticulous set-building. Her earlier work revisits and satirically reinterprets mid-century visual narratives, questioning the authority and authenticity often associated with historical images.

Together, Jennifer and Anne consider how photography has continually adapted to technological change from darkroom manipulation to digital editing and now artificial intelligence. They invite the audience to reflect on what is gained, challenged, and reimagined as artists navigate new tools while remaining deeply engaged with photography’s history.

The program concludes with an opportunity for audience Q&A.

Visit the link below to learn more and register for this free online artist talk:
➡️ bit.ly/greenburg-cc

Image Credit: Jennifer Greenburg

Led by photographer and tech expert Rick Berk, participants gain a deeper understanding of their Fujifilm X Series camera and the confidence to capture striking images that reflect their personal style.

Here's what you'll learn:
+ Exposure system basics including modes, metering, compensation, AE lock, histograms, and custom system settings
+ Best practices when using autofocus and what settings fit which situations
+ More advanced settings including shutters, drive mode, bracketing, and in-camera white balance, tone curves, multiple exposures, and long exposures
+ Different modes, file formats, and how to connect to a mobile device.

Whether you are new to mirrorless or a more experienced photographer, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their photography with Fujifilm X Series cameras.

Visit the link below to learn more and register:
➡️ bit.ly/berk-26

Image Credit: Rick Berk

NEW SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT: Join internationally acclaimed fine-art photographer Xuan-Hui Ng in Santa Fe to deepen your understanding of the beauty and ephemera of the natural world.

All emerging photographers between the ages of 21-40 exploring themes of nature, landscape, or environmentalism are eligible to apply for this merit-based, full-tuition scholarship.

Please visit the link below to learn more and apply. The deadline for applications is June 12th, 2026:
☀️ bit.ly/NaturesToolkitScholarship (case sensitive)

Image Credit: Xuan-Hui Ng

DON'T MISS OUT—This new, online, process-based workshop led by artist and educator Cali M Banks centers on hands-on experimentation and attentive making with Polaroid emulsion transfers—where touch, time, and material sensitivity guide the image as much as intention.

Here's what you'll learn:
+ How to separate the emulsion (light sensitive layer within Polaroid film) and transfer it onto new surfaces
+ How temperature, pacing, pressure, and surface choice can influence the transfer process
+ Subtle interventions such as tearing, folding, and reassembling
+ Reflections on how physical transformation alters authorship, memory, and narrative within photographic practice

By the end of the workshop, you leave with a deeper understanding of emulsion transfer as both a technical process and a conceptual tool, along with a body of experimental work rooted in curiosity, touch, and material engagement.

Visit the link below to learn more and register for this new online workshop:
bit.ly/polaroid-transfers

Image Credit: Cali M. Banks