SOLD OUT | Thinking Like An Artist
Our “Thinking Like an Artist” Wildcat Workshop Seminar is sold out! If you still want to work with Kim this year, we have a few more spots left in May!
Degas' Ballerinas Still Dance & Bathers Still Bathe in Photographs by Kim Weston
Many of Kim Weston's most well-recognized photographs were inspired by paintings. In Mr. Weston's expressive black and white photographs, stories like those told through Degas' infamous painted ballerinas leap to new heights.
MFA Among Museums Hit by Instagram Censorship
Over the past two months, the photo-sharing app Instagram, and its parent company, Facebook, have trained their controversial censorship policies on, of all places, the Museum of Fine Arts.
Printing in Edward Weston's Darkroom
Have you always wanted to visit Wildcat Hill and see Edward Weston's Darkroom? Here is your chance! In this 25-minute video Kim takes you into Edward Weston’s original darkroom and shows you the very simple techniques that Edward used throughout his life - a historical journey back in time to see how this master used basic tools to make incredible art.
This negative called “Spring” was photographed at Wildcat Hill in 1943. The nude in the photo is Charis Wilson, Edward’s last wife. Edward Weston photographed many wonderful photographs of Charis around his home during the 1940’s.