Learn new skills and explore your creativity using iPads and digital photography in this free workshop, taught by DaShawn Lewis at Nashville Public Library Edgehill Branch. This workshop is presented in partnership with the Frist Art Museum and supported by E. A. Michelson Philanthropy and the Tennessee Art Commission.
The class will learn new skills each week and gain tools for creative expression while developing community and engaging with the Frist’s exhibitions and programs. The workshop consists of eight 90-minute art-making sessions, with a culminating reception and celebration on week nine. Participants also receive a complimentary one-year membership to the Frist Art Museum. All materials are provided, and there is no charge for the class.
To register, contact Matt at Matt.Johnstone@Nashville.gov or 615.862.5861.
About the Instructor
DaShawn Lewis, a self-taught photographer, focuses on everyday life, everyday people, and promoting youth arts in his work. Born and raised in Nashville, his passion for photography traces back to his childhood. When making images, he prioritizes building community and fostering connections. Lewis practices “life photography,” which authentically documents real-life events, people, and environments. Lewis, alongside his creative peers, collaborates on workshops and exhibitions with the Edgehill Brighter Days Program in South Nashville under the leadership of Nancy Crutcher. Through his community outreach, Lewis connects and collaborates with local artists, building a stronger arts community in Nashville.
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