WORKSHOPS | LECTURES | PANEL DISCUSSION | MENTORING
I AM A ROSTERED ARTIST
See my Creative Ground Listing HERE.
WORKSHOPS INCLUDE ONLINE AND IN PERSON EVENTS.
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
at Chemeketa Community College
And Exhibition
ABSURDITY OF BEING HUMAN
SPONSORED BY
Gretchen Schuette Art Endowment
Salem, Oregon
In collaboration with and sponsored by: Queerelective.
Virtual Artist Talks and Workshops
Showon here with Westover School, Connecticut.
We did a Zoom meeting and discussed my Ms. Behavior Series, and incorporated Project Dress Codes Paper Doll collages into their Art History course.
"My 'Figuring Women' class was so grateful to have had the opportunity to learn more about Nancy's journey as a photographer. The opportunity to connect her work and its exploration of the power systems at play through representations of women in the media was invaluable to our investigation of the representation of the female form through art. Nancy was open, responsive, and engaging with students and their questions." Allison Hildebrand
Contact me here, ngh@hortonphoto.com I’d love to work with You and your students to discuss dress code, gender and identity.
PANEL DISCUSSIONS
for example:
At The Griffin MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Creative Panel: Nancy Grace Horton
Steven Sheffield, Asia Kepka, Edie Bresler
Moderator: Sybilla Smith
GRADUATE MENTORING
I had the pleasure to work with Nancy as a mentor during the final year of my graduate thesis work at Mass Art. Through her guidance I was introduced to artists like Jo Spence and Mira Schor, and the writings of Marianne Hirsch. These artists, and their writings would have a tremendous influence on my thesis body. It was with Nancy’s thoughtful encouragement and support, that helped me to find the confidence to take my photography and artwork in new and unexpected directions. She often provided the extra boost of encouragement I needed to remind myself to not over think, and simply create! I am forever grateful to Nancy for her mentorship and guidance.
- MFA Mass Art Student, Boston, Becky Barsi.
RADICAL ACTS OF CREATIVITY
This workshop focuses on how an artist can utilize his/her concerns about the world as inspiration and content for energized and expressive photography making which speaks to a wide audiences.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
How to Sell Your Photographs as a Professional
This workshop explores the elements of professionalism in photography, including how to identify your market and find clients, prepare and present your portfolio, website and other professional materials, locate resources, make cost-effective use of current technologies, and keep up with the demands of your business. You will learn about the creation and selling of stock photographs, with an emphasis on finding markets in newspapers, magazines and trade journals, and greeting card publishers.