Kid's View connects children ages 10-13 to their communities through photography.

Kid's View began in the Spring of 2009, connecting kids with exciting community organizations including Mill Creek Restoration Project, Happen, Inc. and Visionaries and Voices to learn about and interpret their world. Click here to register for Kid's View Cooks starting this Fall.

 

 

New Voices is a photo education program for high school students which builds bridges between diverse communities.

New Voices began in Fall, 2009 working with SCPA students to connect them to their Over-the-Rhine community through a long term photography and writing project. New Voices continues with Princeton High School in the Spring of 2010 and Sycamore High School in the Fall of 2010. Click Here to learn about New Voices.

Photo Classes

Prairie runs photo classes for ages 10 through adults at its studio in Northside.

Digital Photo Studio for 14-18 year olds this Fall

Beginning on Monday August 30 from 3:30-5:30 pm, Prairie offers high school age students a chance to delve into the process of digital photography. Topics include basic image capture and composition, layering techniqes, collage, mixed media and print transfers.

Click here to download and print enrollment form.

Community Programs

Prairie produces photo education programs customized to meet the needs of individual organizations.


Prairie works with Starfire members to teach basic photography. This summer, the Starfire group will travel to area parks and gardens to explore the colors, shapes and sights of the natural world. Click here to see work by Starfire members from Fall, 2009.

Prairie collaborated with Lighthouse Community School in the Spring of 2010 introducing basic photography to students to create graphic novels by combining their images of the Madisonville area with fictional and autobiographical text.Click here to see more Lighthouse work.

Day by Day: 2011 Calendar by Streetvibes Vendors

Prairie collaborates with Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless to produce a calendar for 2011 which includes photographs and text by vendors of Streetvibes and other currently homeless individuals. The unique points of view presented in this calendar will be sold by Streetvibes vendors along with the newspaper beginning later this Fall.