ples of programs that sought to specifically
address the subject of creativity," comments
Takigawa. "The rest of the time the conversation
has been dominated by photographic technical
craft. Although technical learning and mastery
continue to be part of our program, we felt it
was time to create a unique space to facilitate a
dialogue about creativity and enable each indi-
vidual artist to find his or her own unique voice."
Through its interactive instructional ap-
proach, the PIE Labs seeks to emphasize the
motivation behind art and creativity, and to
encourage artists to find the meaning and cre-
ative tools to express their individual voices.
"The greatest challenge in any art form
remains how best to best express one's own
distinctive voice," affirms Takigawa. "What we
want to accomplish with PIE Labs is to motivate
and inform artists to do work that inspires them
and surpasses what they thought was possible."
For more information on the upcoming 2015
PIE Labs, scheduled for November 6,7,8, contact
the Center For Photographic Art at info@photog-
raphy.org. CPA is located at the Sunset Center, San
Carlos and 9th, Carmel. 831/625-5181.
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