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This is an hour-and-a-half-long workshop which consists of two halves. The first half focuses on the fundamentals of photography and technical aspects pertaining to digital SLR and controlling the basic parameters in a DSLR to get the desired result.
Fresh eggs, dungeon parties, Shigeru Ban, and a Hamburg discotheque called The F**ktory.
Kittens, the Bouroullec brothers, genderless fashion, and a hole in the ground designed by Go Hasegawa.
Caroline Bruzelius is a scholar of medieval architecture in France and Italy, and has published books and articles on French Gothic architecture (the Cistercians, St. Denis, and Notre-Dame in Paris) and on the medieval churches of Naples. Her most recent book, Preaching, Building and Burying: Friars in the Medieval City (Yale University Press, 2014), focuses on the religious practices of 13th-century Franciscans and Dominicans and how they impacted the design and construction of convents such as Santa Croce in Florence and the Frari of Venice.
Please note: This workshop has reached capacity and registration has closed.
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In 2012, Austin’s City Council voted unanimously to adopt Imagine Austin, the City’s first comprehensive plan in 30 years. Creating a comprehensive plan is one thing, but implementing it is something else. Come hear from Greg Guernsey and Matt Dugan about the story of implementation and what they have learned over the last four years.
Greg Guernsey, AICP, Director - Planning and Zoning Department
This hour-long session will be a crash course on how to use analog methods of photography. Participants will be taught how to load, shoot, and unload 35mm black-and-white film in the VRC's Nikon analog cameras or 120mm black-and-white film in our Holga cameras. Participants are asked to bring their own unopened 35mm or 120mm film to the workshop for shooting.
This workshop served as a companion to the LIVING Wall: Collaboration + Fabrication exhibition at the Mebane Gallery. Michelle Bright (MLA '13) led a presentation and workshop on the planning and planting of the Living Wall to make it a successful vertical habitat. Bright is an environmental designer at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and was a collaborator on the Living Wall.
Please join Rottet Studio founder and principal, Lauren Rottet (FAIA & FIIDA), for a presentation on the firm's work, culture, and hiring practices on Thursday, September 15 at 11:30am. The event will be held in Goldsmith Hall 2.308.
Lunch will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis courtesy of Rottet Studio.
Sponsored by UTSOA Career Services and Ampersand.
“MICROTOPIA is a documentary about micro dwellings, downsizing, and living off the grid.”