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How is it possible to produce an educational workshop that is all things to all photographers and artists?
By producing it in the studio that spans the history of digital printmaking, while instructing in a "one on one" setting. Cone Editions Digital Workshops are now limited to one participant at a time for an intensive two-day customized workshop organized around the needs articulated by the participant.
Please call Cathy Cone at Cone Editions Press to schedule your private training at (802) 439-5751 #101.
Cone Editions Press has successfully migrated from traditional photography and printmaking to digital photography and printmaking. We first began digital printmaking in 1985 and have been pioneering ever since. We understand what it is to be a neophyte in the world of technology as well as a supplier of museum quality printing to museums and photographers that expect the highest standards. This studio has developed hardware, software and archival inkjet solutions since 1993. And all of this activity has become a second-nature. The spirit of learning is ever present in our own-selves as well as our studio which is our classroom.
 Your workshop will be taught in the studio of Cone Editions Press. There is no other workshop in the world as comprehensive as this. There is no other workshop in the world which combines as much knowledge and experience into 2 days of learning, sharing, scanning, imaging, printing, and maintaining equipment. There is no workshop in the world that combines this level of equipment, spanning from consumer to professional, and is also responsible for developing the processes which are the primary reasons people come to seek us out: Piezography black & white and color fine art printing.
Come learn in the studio that taught the first 50 IRIS Giclée studio operators their stuff. Come find out about archival materials from one of the earliest developers of archival inkjet inks. Come learn the ins and outs of monochromatic inkjet printing from the studio that invented and continues to develop the first quad black inkjet system. Come learn desktop or professional scanning from a Hell drum scanner operator. Come learn how to maintain your EPSON printers from a technical support engineer. Come learn how to make better prints from the studio that has produced digital prints and portfolios for some of the world’s most prestigious photographers, artists, museums, and publishers a sampling of which include Robert Rauschenberg, Gordon Parks, Richard Avedon, David Bowie, Ashes and Snow, Smithsonian, MOMA, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Corcoran.
And come to Vermont to enjoy our seclusion, absence of any billboards whatsoever, the breathtaking scenery, the green mountains, and time-gone-by era in which lifestyles seem to be on their own time, and their own accord. We maintain a bed and breakfast for participants during their stay conveniently located five minutes from the studio. |
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