Workshops & Masterclasses

>>2710900
i don't need some scrub to tell me what to do.
people that go to this workshops are losers.

i went to one with Andreas Rost. he was pretty based. it was like 2 weeks long, my first stuff to be put in a museum was my output of that workshop, so it was all good stuff for me.

i expected him to be more dusseldorff schooly (he was advertised somewhat that way), but still, he was a good curator/teacher

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>>2710900
Sup streettogs

>>2710904
/end thread

Has anyone travelled overseas solely for a workshop?

>>2710904
You should have a better respect for the teaching profession. I have learnt more through masterclasses than I have myself, on here, or from art school.

>>2710918
Workshops are as much teaching as stealing a kid's lunch money is being a life coach.

At least nobody took advantage of you here and stole your money and art school gives you a better chance to get a job and see hot chicks. How much did you spend on these "masterclasses"? As a follow up question: have you heard of youtube?

>>2710941

retard.

>be photography student
>have workshops by famous photographers every day
>still get laughed at by /p/ because they think it's a waste of time

>>2710918
those who can't do...

bump.

anyone has attended the big guys workshops?

im pretty sure an alex soth workshop must be so cash. specially on making photobooks, the guy has figured that shit down to a science.

>>2711016

... post on /p/