One of the best ways to develop as an artist is to receive constructive criticism of your work. In this serious yet supportive group critique, participants will receive feedback on their work and also actively participate in providing feedback for their peers. In this way, in addition to furthering their own work, everyone will benefit by thinking about and discussing photography critically.

Each person will be given approximately twenty minutes during which they will present their work and receive feedback from their peers on it.

Limited to eight participants.

Facilitator Bio:
Dale Rio is a photographer whose work addresses issues such as mortality and humanity’s relationship with the natural world. She is co-founder of The Halide Project, a Philadelphia-based non-profit dedicated to alternative and historic process photography, and owns Point A to Point B: analog explorations, a print publication featuring travel- and place-based analog work. She is also the founder of Lux et Libera, an initiative focused on countering gender inequality in photography. Dale has taught photography in various photo and art centers for over fifteen years and does curatorial work for Halide and independently.