Susuky Cortez Leo/ The Diary
Thursday, December 29, 2022 | 12:21
Chihuahua, Chih.- The Secretary of Culture of the State of Chihuahua, Grupo HG and the Mejores Fotos photography school, cordially invite all citizens to join and develop a project in the Photography Program with Social Impact 2023; and at the end of your work it will be part of a printed catalog and a collective photographic exhibition.
If you are passionate about photography, this is your opportunity, since it is regardless of the level of experience you have. Today is the last day to sign up.
The only requirement is to be from the State of Chihuahua. This program is free, apply and be part of this great program at www.mejoresfotos.com where Luis Lujan, director of the Mejores fotos school, will be sharing knowledge and experiences alongside specialists: Lilette Aguirre (photojournalist for Global Press Journal), Tania Anchondo, (Northern visual artist), Guadalupe Campos (Photographer in the photobook “Palacio Alvarado. His story”) and Jonhas López (Cultural manager and photographer).
“I had the opportunity to study a master’s degree in photography in the Netherlands and I am very happy to be back to share all the tools I acquired while there”
“A 9-month program, since everything is a process, because the name of the program says it, photography can have an important impact on society, that is why we invite people who are passionate about photography and who want to this same project where they reflect on the social, “said Luis Luján in an interview for El Diario.
The program will be taught by six instructors, who will be teaching different tools. The main requirement is to apply to the call that is at www. mejoresfotos.com, For nine months (January to September 2023) people will develop their projects that will be part of a printed catalog and a photographic exhibition.
than:
Invitation to participate in the Photography with Social Impact Program (PFIS). This experience will be completely free and for Chihuahuan people.
Who is it:
Luis Lujan director of the school Best photos; Lilette Aguirre (photojournalist for Global Press Journal), Tania Anchondo, (Northern visual artist), Guadalupe Campos (Photographer in the photobook “Palacio Alvarado. His story”) and Jonhas López (Cultural manager and photographer).
when:
For nine months (January to September 2023) people will develop their projects that will be part of a printed catalog and a photographic exhibition. It will meet on Saturday mornings starting on January 7. They will be able to participate remotely in the PFIS through zoom.
announcement:
The application and details of the call can be found at www.mejoresfotos. com Deadline, Thursday, December 29 at 11:59pm
