Current Courses

The BAP School of Visual Thinking is a creative learning environment where photography, cinema, and contemporary media become tools of discovery and self-expression.

Our programs for children, teens, and adults combine practice and theory, experimentation and analysis. Through workshops and intensives, participants learn to see with more awareness, cultivate their own creative thinking, and communicate in the universal language of visual culture.

Here, a new generation of creators and viewers is shaped – those for whom photography is not only an art form but also a way of understanding the world.

How does the world change when seen through a lens? Can you paint with light? What does it feel like to be both behind and in front of the camera?

Our program for children aged 8–13 is structured as playful workshops that nurture observation, imagination, and the foundations of visual thinking. Participants experiment with photography, light, and form, learning to find beauty in the everyday and express themselves through images.

How does a camera work, and what mysteries does the darkroom hold? How do you craft a powerful portrait or tell a story through a photo series?

Our program for teenagers aged 14–17 introduces photography, film, and contemporary media through multi-format workshops. Guided by professionals, participants master shooting, post-production, develop their own projects, and build their authorial vision. These classes nurture independent thinking, creativity, and confidence in using imagery as a language of today.

Our adult courses bring together amateur and professional photographers in a shared space of learning and exchange. Participants may start from fundamentals or refine advanced skills, engage with curatorial methods, and explore current trends.

Under expert mentorship, they engage in portfolio reviews, project critiques, and workshops that spark new growth. These sessions expand both technical and creative horizons and help photographers define their own artistic voice.