Undisclosed Perspectives: Approaching Photography with Intuition

Join us for a photography workshop with Linye Jiang in Undisclosed Perspectives: Approaching Photography with Intuition on Sunday, February 23!

How do we engage with photography beyond technical precision? How can we connect with subjects, landscapes, and ourselves in a way that feels natural and intuitive? This experience-sharing session, inspired by “Undisclosed Locations,” invites you to explore photography as an organic and personal practice—one that values presence, observation, and emotion over perfection.

There will be three interactive exercises:
📷 Portraits – Building trust, letting moments unfold naturally, and capturing presence
🌿 Landscapes – Observing light, embracing stillness, and lowering expectations for more authentic compositions
🤳 Self-Portraits – Using available surroundings, experimenting with timers, and expressing identity

Whether you’re a dedicated photographer or just love taking pictures, this session offers new ways to engage with the act of seeing. No professional equipment required—just bring a camera, phone, or whatever you like to capture images with.

RSVP for this FREE workshop led by Linye (@linye.j) and experience her work while you’re there!

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Chinese American Museum of Chicago, 238 West 23rd Street, Chicago, United States