Paint, layer, and photograph translucent materials to reflect movement, change, and environmental transformation in this multimedia workshop, creating images that capture fleeting moments and delicate transitions. Led by Teaching Artist-in-Residence Susan Richman, and inspired by works in "Modern Women / Modern Vision" by Barbara Morgan and Imogen Cunningham, as well as Richman’s own Dissolving Boundaries series that documents the changing environment.
Susan Richman is a contemporary American photographer whose work explores impermanence, environmental loss, and transformation. Based in Hastings-on-Hudson, NY, she creates poetic images that preserve fleeting moments in the natural world, honoring plants, animals, and landscapes whose decline calls for reflection.
Richman holds degrees from George Washington University and Art Center College of Design. After a career as a commercial photographer in Manhattan, she transitioned to fine art and later taught at the International Center of Photography. Her work has been exhibited internationally and across the U.S., including at the Hudson River Museum, Arkell Museum, Center for Fine Art Photography, and Silvermine Galleries, and is held in numerous private collections.
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