Image detail © Dorie Hagler

ART & ACTIVISM WORKSHOP

June 9-10, 2017, 10am-4pm

Sage Inn
725 Cerrillos Road
Santa Fe, NM 87505

Learn successful strategies for investigation and communication to increase your photography’s impact. Mother Jones Photo Editor, Mark Murrmann and photographer Dorie Hagler lead a workshop on photography and social justice action.

Day 1 includes presentations on reaching an audience with your message, how your photographic project can be used to facilitate reform, and collaborating with mission-based institutions to expand your reach. Guest speakers in publishing, editing and social justice will elaborate on the creative process. Attendees will have their projects reviewed on Day 2 with the workshop presenters.

REGISTRATION
$325 members/$365 non-members
Space is limited, pre-registration required

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For assistance or to register offline: call 505-984-8353 or email programs@visitcenter.org

INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHIES

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Mark Murrmann Portrait

© Ian Willms

Mark Murrmann is photo editor at Mother Jones. Mother Jones is a left-wing and politically progressive American magazine that does independent and investigative reporting on politics, the environment, human rights, and culture. He came to the magazine in 2007 with a background as a photojournalist who studied at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism.
Mark Murrman’s contributions to Mother Jones
markmurrmann.com


Dorie Hagler Portrait
Dorie Hagler has photographed maximum-security prisoners at Graterford Prison in Collegeville, PA, coffee workers in Mexico while on assignment for Coffee Kids, and strikers as part of the Black Lives Matter protests. She recently started me&EVE, a project that combines contemporary portraiture of women with their commentary on issues surrounding equal rights for women and the current state of politics. Many of those photographed participated in the Women’s March on Washington and in other cities in early 2017 and this project garnered press from NYMAG, Upworthy, Forbes, and The New York Times. Hagler is also co-producing a documentary film about Criminal Justice Reform.
doriehagler.com