ADVANCED CRITIQUE GROUP AT CEPA
ABOUT THE CRIT GROUP
This group is meant for artists with an on-going creative practice that think about their work conceptually and have confidence in responding to other artist’s work in a constructive and helpful manner.
Whether you’re already working on a project or looking to begin something new, this 8-week advanced critique will provide a safe space for you to develop a photo-based body of work within a supportive community. Each artist will present their work in print or by projection every other session—four times during the course—and will be expected to show new work in each of their critiques. Group discussions will be led by artist Andrea Wenglowskyj, in order to help each participant further their projects through experimentation, research, technical support and goal setting.
Details:
In Person Class Led by Andrea Wenglowskyj.
Dates: Thursdays, 6:30-9pm.
Limited to 8 Artists. Aged 18+.
Enrollment: By Recommendation or Application
Class Fee: $50
All participants must commit to meeting every date below. The group will be broken into two groups, A&B, for presenting purposes only.
September 28 (Group A presents)
October 5 (Group B presents)
November 2 (Group A)
November 16 (Group B)
November 30 (Group A)
December 7 (Group B)
December 14 (Group A)
December 21 (Group B)
To Apply:
Submit your application for the Advanced Critique Group at CEPA
Apply by Friday, September 22nd!
ABOUT ANDREA
Andrea Wenglowskyj is a photo-based artist and portrait photographer based in Buffalo, N.Y. Her personal work focuses on her Ukrainian cultural heritage through language, traditions, current events and customs in her family, the diaspora and the homeland. As a mother and community builder, she is also interested in the power of group learning and shared experiences. She earned her Master of Fine Arts from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and Tufts University, and her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from the State University of New York at New Paltz. She is the recipient of a Fulbright Grant in Ukraine, where she traveled the country and explored Ukrainian culture through its contemporary artists and organizations. Her work has been published in the New York Times, and her photography has been exhibited at Silver Eye Center for Photography in Pittsburgh, PA, Galerie Amu in Prague, The Colorado Photographic Arts Center in Denver. She has taught at The School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, The International Center of Photography, and through numerous art institutions including Chashama, Brooklyn Museum, The New School, and Montserrat College. She was the co-founder of Kind Aesthetic, a creative agency based in Brooklyn, and DELVE, a suite of services and events for artists and creatives. She worked for Storefront for Art & Architecture and as an art liaison for UBS Wealth Management. In 2023 she has been awarded artist residencies at Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts in Ithaca, NY and The Kirkland Arts Center/Garrett on the Green in Clinton, NY, and an ASI SCR Individual Artist Grant.