Create Your Own Artist Website with Don Claude Eshun

This 3-week interactive workshop is tailored for individuals who want to enhance and grow their digital presence. Whether you're an artist, creative professional, or small business owner, this course will empower you to establish and solidify your online footprint through website creation, effective file management, and digital marketing. You'll be guided step-by-step through choosing a website platform, securing a domain, organizing and uploading digital assets, digital marketing on social media, and, for those interested in e-commerce, setting up an online store. Each week covers a new topic, with plenty of time for questions and personalized assistance.

Materials List:

• A laptop or tablet with internet access
• Digital files you’d like to organize or upload (e.g., images, documents)

About the Instructor: Don Claude Eshun 

Claude is an educator for the Photography courses at Harvard University. He received his MFA degree in Photography from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2022. His work is currently exhibited at the Worcester Art Museum. He was in the Harvard Art Museum, Beacon Street Gallery, and The White Room. He was shortlisted for the 11th Kassel Dummy Award back in 2020 leading to his zine publication dromo, an annual zine publication to share narratives of the black experience. In his practice, he reflects on and reimagines scenes from his own history: He sees images from Ghana and Italy and more recently from America. By assembling photographs -- found, collected, and made -- Claude explores his multiple pasts and possibilities for the future.