How do creative works find their way into newsrooms, magazines and public contexts? Frauke Schnoor provides insights into the practice of photo editing and explains how visibility is achieved in the media. Drawing on her experience as a picture editor at ZEIT Campus and at institutions such as the ZKM in Karlsruhe and documenta, she discusses visual languages, portfolios and collaboration between creative professionals and media organisations. The talk will also cover current developments in visual communication, as well as the question of what skills creative professionals need today to present their work professionally and build lasting networks.
Frauke Schnoor is Senior Photo Editor at ZEIT Campus and Das Magazin (Switzerland). After studying cultural studies and training as a picture editor at the Ostkreuzschule, she worked on numerous media, cultural and exhibition projects. Alongside her editorial work, she publishes the newsletter ‘Dots per Inch’, which covers new developments in image production and visual cultures in digital spaces.
Date & Venue
Fri 27 Nov 26, 11.00–13.00
(breakfast together from 10.00)
ZfKW, Wolfsschlucht 18A, 34117 Kassel
MAKE ART WORK – Inspiration for professional practice
This series of events is aimed at artists, designers and other creative professionals who wish to actively shape their career paths.
How can one organise, finance and further develop one’s own creative work in the long term? Juggling artistic practice, self-employment, visibility and new technologies, creative professionals today face a wide range of challenges. Experts from various sectors of the cultural and creative industries share their experiences, provide insights into their fields of work and impart practical knowledge on topics such as self-employment, visibility, funding, the art market, copyright and artificial intelligence. As well as providing specialist insights, the series offers opportunities for questions, discussion and networking.
ZfKW in cooperation with the cdw Stiftung, supported by the Kunsthochschule Kassel, and funded by the Hessian Ministry of Economics, Energy, Transport, Housing and Rural Affairs as well as the Cultural Office of the City of Kassel.