FROM PORTFOLIO TO PODIUM
Present your artwork with confidence and impact
with Stig M Weston
PERIOD: Oct. 15 - Dec. 10
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Learn to confidently share your artistic vision in this online course led by Norwegian artist Stig M. Weston.
Designed as practical training sessions, the course will teach you how to effectively present your work to audiences, galleries, and editors, and engage them in your creative practice.
SPECIFICS:
The class meets on Wednesdays, starting October 15TH and wrapping on December 10TH.
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Day: Wednesday
Time: 19:00 - 21:00 CET / 1PM to 3PM EST​
Dates: Oct. 15, 29, Nov. 5, 26, Dec. 3 and 10.
Place: Zoom
Levels: All levels
Language: English/ Norwegian
Max participants: 8
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You’ll receive constructive feedback from instructors, guest photographers, and fellow participants, helping you refine your presentation skills and gain deeper insight into your artistic journey.
Through lectures, assignments, and interactive discussions, you’ll learn to:
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• Highlight key aspects of your projects to capture attention.
• Communicate the deeper meaning of your work.
• Present with confidence in any setting.
Whether you’re seeking to make a connection with curators, audiences, or editors, this course will give you the tools to succeed. Join us and develop the tools to showcase your work with clarity and impact. The process will also deepening your own understanding of your artistic path.​
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We will invite a couple of guest photographers to present their work, as well as give feedback on yours. Former guest have been photographer/ artist Karoline Hjort, Charlie Hay, Katinka Goldberg, Signe Fuglesteg Luksengard, Hedevik Anker m fl.
In between meetings you will be given homework assignments to digest and delve deeper into the discussions we have had.
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STIG M WESTON is an award winning freelance photographer and artist who is best known for his experimental analogue processes.
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Read more about Stig M. Weston on our faculty page.
See more of Stig M Weston's work on his website.
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ONLINE COURSE TUITION: NOK 7.600,- (currency converter)
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The amount is listed in Norwegian Kroner (NOK)
REGISTRATION ON OUR COURSES ARE BINDING!
PAYMENT:


Norwegian participant: we will send an invoice to your e-mail.
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International students:
You have 3 option of payment - please list your preferred payment method when registering for a class:


CREDIT CARD: you can make a payment directly from our website. There is a transaction fee (3 to 4 %) charged by Stripe that will be added to the tuition.


PAY PAL: For PayPal payments there is a handling fee of 6 % of the amount that will be added to the invoice.


INTERNATIONAL BANK TRANSFER: For bank transfer there is a transaction fee. Check with your bank for the amount, and make sure the transaction fee is not deducted from the payment for the class.
NB:
Await payment until you have received a confirmation of your seat and an invoice from NORD-photography.


We need a min of 5 participants to run the course.
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TESTEMONIAL:
“This course was fantastic! I gained valuable insights into project presentation, writing a bio, and crafting an artist statement. The constructive feedback from Stig, guest photographers, and fellow participants was invaluable.”
- Inguna Abuce
Withdrawal and refund policy:
Enrollment is limited in our classes, so once you have registered for a class – we are counting on you to attend. The registration is binding. We do however understand that sometimes plans fall trough and offer the following cancellation policies:
Withdraw more than 30 days before the start of class and we will refund all money paid, minus an administration fee of NOK 1500,-.
Withdraw 30 days or less before the start of class and we will charge you with the full workshop tuition.
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NORDphotography is not responsible for cancellations due to medical emergencies.
Cancelation Rules:
For online course to run we need a minimum of five participants, unless otherwise noted in the class description. If we for some reason are not able to reach our minimum number, the class will be postponed or canceled and you will receive a full refund.
There will be a maximum of 10 students in each class, unless otherwise noted in the workshop description.