NOTICE! The date for this event has been changed from November 16th to November 30th. All other details remain the same. If you registered for November 16th, you will not need to re-register. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Join WCC in welcoming Paul Adams as he presents “The Concept Is The Coin of the Realm”. Paul feels a concept should drive the process and not the other way around. He will talk about the relationship between intuition, concept and process. He will share examples of photopolymer photogravure and wet plate collodion. Paul has enjoyed international acclaim for his work and has many unique, powerful, storytelling images to share. This presentation is likely to get you to think outside of the box!
This presentation is in person at Salt Lake City Library (210 E 400 S, Salt Lake City, UT), on November 30th at 6:30 PM. Please register. Parking in the garage is free for the first two hours. Bring your parking ticket to the Library main desk to validate.
Paul Adams bio; Paul Adams has been photographing for over 50 years. Mr. Adams was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest and grew up backpacking and exploring the nearby coastal ranges as well as running rivers above the Arctic Circle in Alaska. He was awarded a Masters of Photography in 1996 and has taught photography at Utah State University, the Florida Keys, and Brigham Young University. He lived in Europe as a Fulbright scholar and taught photography in Northern England. Mr. Adams has had his work displayed both nationally and internationally including The National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian, the Royal Photographic Society, the Moscow International Foto Awards, and the London International Creative Competition. His photographs are included in several permanent collections including the Nora Eccles Museum of Fine Art, Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum, The Chicago Institute of Art, and Brigham Young University Art Museum. Mr. Adams has been a professor of photography at BYU since 2003.
http://www.pauladamsphotography.com/
Images copyrighted by Paul Adams