International Artist Collaborative 2010
June 5 – 12, 2010 | Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Instructors: Emilio Bañuelos | Ibarionex Perello
The International Artist Collaborative 2010 will be working in Guadalajara, the cultural center of western Mexico, the village of Mazamitla, selected as a Pueblo Magico and visiting the country’s largest fresh water lake in Chapala, Jalisco.
Many photographers of all levels have participated in this successful, seven-day intensive workshop multiple times. In order to make art accessible and return the images of the public to the public, the International Artist Collaborative culminates with a public art distribution project in Guadalajara’s Tianguis Cultural, a printed publication, and publication at www.blackbootsink.com.
Workshop sessions are designed for practical use centering on the work you create and focused on developing your personal vision. The workshop is a unique combination of one-on-one critiques with Emilio Bañuelos and Ibarionex Perello, classroom instruction, group discussions, independent fieldwork and presentations by local photographers specializing in Fashion, Music, Performance, Fine Art, and Publishing.
Tuition: $1,550.00 USD
Limited Enrollment
Includes: All instruction, photographer presentations, workbook, information packet, ground transportation to working locations, airport transfers, 7-night hostal accomodations including continental breakfast, welcome and closing reception dinners. Not included: Roundtrip International Airfare from your home to and from Guadalajara, Mexico, meals, or gratuities
A deposit of $500 USD will be required at the time of reservation. Full payment will be due 30 days prior to departure date.
for more information please email: blackbootsink@gmail.com
Wandering in the Company of Strangers
Wandering in the Company of Strangers Workshop Series 2010
Instructors: Emilio Bañuelos and Ibarionex Perello
in collaboration with:Jennifer Ahn, Nancy Ahn, The Photologists, San Jose, CA
Ray Potes, Hamburgereyes, San Francisco, CA
Ibarionex Perello, The Candid Frame, Los Angeles, CA
Marshall, Hostal Guadalajara, Guadalajara, MXJorge Barragan, Noemi Flores-Zepeda and Sergio Garibay, La Caja Magica, Guadalajara, MX
Black Boots Ink invites you to wander with us on the first annual, traveling, project-based workshop and exhibit introducing you to your neighbor.
The (Sub)Urban Portrait is the focus of the workshop series Wandering in the Company of Strangers. The emphasis of this workshop is on creating an opportunity for people to learn and practice skills that will help them document their own communities. Workshop sessions are designed for practical use with personalized working critiques centering on the work you create and instruction for photographing how people inhabit, use and exist within their communities. It’s often how life is lived, particularly in very public venues, be it a market, a church, a park.
We will discuss ways to use the camera to give voice to a community by approaching people, building relationships, and making insightful images in their natural environment. We will also discuss ethics and responsibilities, light and composition and equipment choices. The purpose of this workshop series is to help you understand the narrative, aesthetic, and emotional aspects of photography.
Each day is divided between classroom instruction, discussions, personal and group critiques and fieldwork. Participants may work in black and white or color c-41 film or digital. Enrollment is open to amateur and professional photographers.
Our vision is to make urban portraits as a means of visual introductions of people from one city to people in different cities. Our goal is to return the portraits of the public, to the public; to make art accessible in comfortable venues by combining the work from each workshop in a book, exhibitions, online, and on the streets and other places where people gather to live.
LOCATIONS and DATES
Guadalajara, December 13, 2009
Black Boots Ink Last Sunday Collaborative
The project begins in Guadalajara, with the participation of:
Isrohan Alvarez | Emilio Bañuelos | J. Eduardo Barragan | Caballo | Elena Carrasco | Sergio Garibay |Yorch Gomez | Ana Fernanda Goribar | Marshall | Paco Perez Arriaga | Karla Tarin
San Francisco, January 22 -24, 2010
Instructors: Emilio Bañuelos and Ibarionex Perello
Special Guest Presenter: Ray Potes
Participants:
Dick Beery, Shreve | Zulema Carrasco, Stockton | Michael J. Costa, San Francisco | Brad Evans, San Francisco | Francisco Graciano, San Jose | Rory Hejtmanek, San Francisco | Susan Hobbs, Cupertino | Cass Kissam, San Francisco | Karla Louie, San Francisco | Carl Mogerley, San Francisco | Thomas Murphy, Brooklyn | John Rickard, Weed | Carla Saunders, San Francisco | Theo Slavin, San Francisco | Amanda Smith, San Francisco | RK Stephenson, Mesa | Martin Taylor, San Francisco | Patti Taylor, San Francisco | Rosella Tibig, San Francisco | Rikki Ward, San Francisco
The first California workshop will be hosted by Hamburgereyes in San Francisco. An exhibit in the Mission District will include the work from Guadalajara and San Francisco.
San Francisco enrollment closed
Instructors: Emilio Bañuelos and Ibarionex Perello
The Candid Frame will host the final California workshop. A public exhibition will include the portraits from Guadalajara, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
Instructor: Emilio Bañuelos
We will conclude the project in Februry in Guadalajara, Mexico in Hostal Guadalajara .
Any questions please contact us blackbootsink@gmail.com
Vagando en Compañia de Desconocidos Talleres 2010
Instructores: Emilio Bañuelos y Ibarionex Perello
en colaboracion:Jennifer Ahn, Nancy Ahn, The Photologists, San Jose, CA
Ray Potes, Hamburgereyes, San Francisco, CA
Ibarionex Perello, The Candid Frame, Los Angeles, CAMarshall, Hostal Guadalajara, Guadalajara, MXJorge Barragan, Noemi Flores-Zepeda and Sergio Garibay, La Caja Magica, Guadalajara, MX
Black Boots Ink te invita a pasear con nosotros en el primer informe anual viajero, un taller basado en los proyectos y exposiciónes, que te presentan a tus vecinos.
El retrato (sub)urbano es la base de la serie de talleres Vagando en Compañía de Desconocidos. El énfasis de este taller es la creación de un ambiente para que los participantes puedan aprender y practicar las tecnicas para documentar su comunidad. Las sesiones del taller están diseñadas para su utilización práctica con críticas de trabajo personalizadas, centradas en sus imágenes, con instrucción para fotografiar como vive y existe la gente en sus comunidades.
Vamos a discutir las maneras de darle voz a la gente al acercarse a ella, construir una relación, y crear retratos de las personas en su entorno natural. También se discutirá ética y responsabilidades, la luz, composición y las opciones de equipo. El propósito de esta serie de talleres es ayudarte a entender los aspectos narrativos, estéticos, y emocionales de la fotografía.
Cada día se divide entre la enseñanza en clase, trabajo de campo, críticas personales y en grupo. Los participantes pueden trabajar en película C-41 blanco y negro, color o digitales. La inscripción está abierta a todos los fotógrafos aficionados y profesionales.
Nuestra visión es hacer retratos urbanos como medio de presentaciones visuales de personas de una ciudad a personas en diferentes ciudades. Nuestra meta es devolver los retratos del público a el público, para hacer arte en lugares accesibles al combinar el trabajo de cada taller en las exposiciones, un libro, internet y en las calles, algunos lugares publicos donde las personas se reúnen para vivir.
UBICACIÓN y FECHAS
Guadalajara, 13, diciembre 2009
Domingo de Colaboración
El proyecto comienza en Guadalajara, con la participación de:
Isrohan Alvarez | Emilio Bañuelos | J. Eduardo Barragan | Caballo | Elena Carrasco | Sergio Garibay | Yorch Gomez | Ana Fernanda Goribar | Marshall | Paco Perez Arriaga | Karla Tarin
San Francisco, enero 22-24, 2010
Instructores: Emilio Bañuelos and Ibarionex Perello
Invitado Especial: RayPotes
Participantes:
Dick Beery, Shreve | Zulema Carrasco, Stockton | Michael J. Costa, San Francisco | Brad Evans, San Francisco | Rory Hejtmanek, San Francisco | Susan Hobbs, Cupertino | Cass Kissam, San Francisco | Karla Louie, San Francisco | Teresa Miranda, Mountain View | Carl Mogerley, San Francisco | Thomas Murphy, Brooklyn | John Rickard, Weed | Carla Saunders, San Francisco | Theo Slavin, San Francisco | Amanda Smith, San Francisco | RK Stephenson, Mesa | Mario Sundar, San Francisco | Martin Taylor, San Francisco | Patti Taylor, San Francisco | Rosella Tibig, San Francisco | Rikki Ward, San Francisco
El primer taller en California será conducido en Hamburgereyes en San Francisco. Una exposición pública en el Distrito de la Misión incluirá el trabajo de Guadalajara y San Francsico.
Los Angeles, enero 29 – 31, 2010
Instructores: Emilio Bañuelos and Ibarionex Perello
The Candid Frame será el anfitrión del ultimo taller en Los Angeles, California. La exposición pública incluye los retratos de Guadalajara, San Francisco y Los Ángeles.
Guadalajara, 26 – 28 febrero , 2010
Instructor: Emilio Bañuelos
Vamos a concluir el proyecto auspiciado por Hostal Guadalajara en México. La exposición final será la culminación de los trabajos de San Francisco, Los Ángeles y Guadalajara.
Una edición de las imágenes finales también se publicarán en un libro especial y por blackbootsink.com titulado, Wondering in the Company of Strangers/Vagando en Compañía de Desconocidos, con los retratos literarios escritos por Eduardo Barragán y Karla Tarin.
para mas información blackbootsink@gmail.com
International Artist Collaborative/Colaboración Internacional de Artistas 2008
Black Boots Ink: International Artist Collaborative 2008
August 6-12, 2008
Instructors: Emilio Bañuelos | Jorge Barragán | Elena Carrasco | Sergio Garibay | Kija Lucas | Rika Noda | John Rickard
IAC PARTICIPANTS 2008
Antonio Cardenas, Guadalajara | Alexcia DeVásquez, San Francisco | Gina Esposito, San Francisco | Noemi Flores-Zepeda, Guadalajara | James Gilmore, Mount Shasta | Jorge Luis Gomez, Guadalajara | Aimee Guymon, Berkeley | Carl Mogerley, San Francisco | Alfonso Nafarrate, Guadalajara | Ibarionex Perello, Altadena | Unni Raveendranathen, San Francisco | Theo Slavin, San Francisco | Linda Vazquez, Guadalajara
Course Description
Working in collaboration with La Caja Mágica Radio, the University of Guadalajara’s Casa Escorza, and the Noda Rickard Center for Photographic Arts and Southern Exposure the emphasis of the IAC 2008 is on making images that show relationships between people and their environment. Our goal is to work with a sincere, unobtrusive, natural approach to portray our subjects as individuals rather than generic types – combining people, place, time and chance to make compelling, story-telling images.
Each day is divided between morning classroom instruction, informal discussions, private and group critiques and fieldwork. We will be working in downtown Guadalajara, visiting the Basilica of Our Lady of Zapopan and Tlaquepaque, Jalisco. Workshop sessions are designed for practical use with work sessions focused on developing your personal vision, and editing images into a coherent visual narrative.
The seven-day workshop culminates with exhibitions at Casa Escorza in Guadalajara, Mexico The Rostel Gallery in Dunsmuir, CA, Empire Seven Studios in San Jose, CA, Studio 17 in Oakland, CA, The Ranch in San Francisco, CA and with Pacific Art Collective, a publication of the final images and publication in blackbootsink.com.
Descripción Del Curso
Trabajando en colaboración con La Caja Mágica Radio, la Universidad de Guadalajara-Casa Escorza, y el Noda Rickard Center for Photographic Arts, y Southern Exposure el énfasis del taller Colaboración Internacional de Artistas está en la creación de las imágenes que demuestran relaciones entre la gente y su ambiente. Aprenderá a utilizar su cámara para la fotografía de la gente, y los paisajes mientras que aprende sobre la narrativa visual y edición de fotos. Las sesiones del taller se diseñan para el uso práctico con críticas y instrucción personalizada para tomar fotos diariamente.
Este curso-taller está dirigido a quienes entienden el viaje no como una huída, sino como un modo de conocerse a sí mismo; a quienes creen que a viajar se aprende, como se aprende a leer, a amar, a morir, a fotografiar. El destino, o los recursos que cada uno tiene para alcanzarlo, no es lo importante, lo que cuenta es la disposición, la Mirada de aproximación al otro, al mundo que está fuera de nosotros, da igual su proximidad o lejanía.
Los talleres de la mañana tomaran lugar en Casa Escorza. Las tardes serán reservadas para visitar las ciudades vecinas de Guadalajara. Viajaremos en autobús para visitar la Basilica de Zapopan, artesanos en Tlaquepaque, donde tendrámos tiempo para tomar fotografías.
El taller concluirá el martes 12 de agosto con una exposición colectiva en Casa Escorza en Guadalajara, Mexico The Rostel Gallery en Dunsmuir, CA, Studio 17 en Oakland, CA, The Ranch en San Francisco, CA y con Pacific Art Collective, y publicación en blackbootsink.com.
more:
IAC 2008 | Landscape as Portrait: Mt. Shasta | Workshop Mexico 2007
Workshop 2: Mt. Shasta
Workshop No. Two: Mt. Shasta
BBI & NRCPA | Workshop The Visual Narrative and Landscape as Portrait
Instructors: Emilio Bañuelos | Elena Carrasco | Tim Gonzalez-Mena | Kija Lucas | Rika Noda | John Rickard
April 18- 20, 2008
WORKSHOP NO. TWO: MT. SHASTA PARTICIPANTS:
Chi Kwong Chow, San Francisco | Alexcia DeVásquez, San Francisco | Rami Hyun, San Francisco | Michele Kagele, Pleasanton | Meghan McKay, Saratoga | Afton Moman, Lafayette | Cristina Martinez-Canton, Davis | Craig Neilson, Mt. Shasta | Victor Prieto, San Francisco | Theo Slavin, San Francisco | Colleen Virgilio, Oak Run
In collaboration with the Noda Rickard Center for Photographic Arts and Earth Day as inspiration, Workshop No. Two is designed to help students maximize their understanding of the landscape as a portrait of the place. We will also discuss the visual narrative, editing and presenting your work to galleries.
The resulting images were published in Issue No. Four and exhibited at the Rostel Gallery, in Dunsmuir, CA.
more:
IAC 2008 | Landscape as Portrait: Mt. Shasta | Workshop Mexico 2007
Workshop Mexico 2007
Black Boots Ink | Workshop Mexico
June 17-23, 2007
Instructor/Photographer: Emilio Bañuelos
WORKSHOP MEXICO 2007 PARTICIPANTS
Isrohan Alvarez, Zapopan | Elena Carrasco, San Francisco | Ivan Cruz, Guadalajara | Alexcia DeVásquez, San Francisco | Gustavo Espino, Zapopan | Eric Fullmer, San Francisco | Perla Gomez, Guadalajara | Lydia Gonzales, Bakersfield | Tim Gonzalez-Mena, Oakland | Kelly Koehler, San Francisco | Kija Lucas, San Francisco | Foppé Mallory, Pinole | Cristina Martinez-Canton, San Jose | Cecilia Monroy, Chiapas | Colt Peterson, Alamo | Genaro Ramírez, Zapopan | Jorge Roa, Zapopan | Jorge Romero, Guadalajara | Diana Sánchez, Oakland
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Black Boots Ink is about the curiosity that makes you walk into a new situation. It is about wandering in the company of strangers, about stopping, walking, working, protesting, progressing–it is about all of us.
The first Black Boots Ink Workshop takes place in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, with photographer Emilio Bañuelos. The seven-day workshop culminates with a public exhibition of the final images and a selection of the images will be considered for publication in blackbootsink.com.
Workshop Mexico, participants will have the opportunity to make images that show relationships between people and their environment.You will learn to photograph people and landscapes while creating a visual narrative. Workshop sessions are designed for practical use with instruction for daily shooting, personalized working critiques and editing.
Morning workshops will be held at Instituto Cultural Cabañas a cultural center designed by Manuel Tolsá in 1810. The Instituto’s106 rooms and 23 flower-filled patios house art exhibitions and the main chapel displays 57 murals by José Clemente Orozco from1938-39, including The Man of Fire.
Afternoons will be set aside for daily trips to visit Guadalajara’s neighboring towns. We will travel by bus to visit the Basilica de Zapopan, which dates back to 1730, the Zona Rosa, and the village of Tapalpa, Jalisco, where you will have time to make photographs and learn about contemporary Mexico.
more:
IAC 2008 | Landscape as Portrait: Mt. Shasta | Workshop Mexico 2007
