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Glen Echo Park - Photoworks

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Glen Echo Park - Photoworks
Glen Echo Park - Photoworks
Glen Echo - 7300 MacArthur Blvd. - MD 20812
Nestled within the historic Glen Echo Park, Photoworks serves as a vibrant hub for photographers of all skill levels, offering a dynamic space for learning, creativity, and artistic exploration. Housed in the Arcade Building, this unique community resource provides hands-on instruction in both darkroom and digital photography, fostering a supportive environment where students and professionals alike can refine their craft.

Photoworks is guided by a faculty of accomplished commercial and fine art photographers who are dedicated not only to teaching technical skills but also to mentoring and inspiring their students. The center’s darkroom courses emphasize traditional photographic techniques, allowing students to engage with film development and printing under expert guidance. Meanwhile, digital photography programs integrate cutting-edge computer technology, helping photographers navigate the evolving landscape of image-making with confidence.

Beyond structured courses, Photoworks offers a range of specialized workshops designed to spark creativity and expand artistic perspectives. Weekend sessions provide short but intensive opportunities to explore new ideas, while youth classes introduce young photographers to the magic of the medium. Internships are also available for aspiring photographers looking for hands-on experience in a professional setting.

A cornerstone of the Photoworks experience is its welcoming community and engaging events. Programs such as Coffee & Critique, led by Karen Keating, and the new Sunday evening Cocktails & Critique, hosted by faculty members, offer spaces for artists to share their work, receive feedback, and exchange ideas. The center also curates juried gallery exhibitions, showcasing the talents of both emerging and established photographers.

With its blend of education, mentorship, and exhibition opportunities, Photoworks remains a vital resource within Glen Echo Park, nurturing the next generation of photographers and encouraging a lifelong passion for the photographic arts.

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