Imperfect Pictures
Guaranteed Seats for Alumni Only
About the class
What happens when photos aren’t perfect? In this class, you’ll explore the beauty of “ugly” images—compression, screenshots, memes, and more—challenging the conventional idea of a perfect photo. If you’re ready to embrace digital chaos, this class is for you!
Read more on our website.
Taught by
Molly Soda with Will Allstetter & Kayla Drzewicki
Sections
Section 1
Mondays
🕡 9:00am-12:00pm
📅 June 9 – August 11, 2025
Dates: June 9, 16, 23, 30; July 7, 14, 21, 28; August 4, 11
Section 2
Wednesdays
🕕 6:00pm–9:00pm
📅 June 11 – August 13, 2025
Dates: June 11, 18, 25; July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; August 6, 13
Ticket Selection Guide
Use the guide below to select a ticket level based on your access to resources. Tickets are limited, so choose thoughtfully based on your circumstances. The guidelines aren’t prescriptive—pick what feels right for you.
Redistribution
If you're an ally wanting to give a tax-deductible gift, a professional with tuition covered by a $1M+ organization, or self-paying with a $100K+ salary, inherited wealth, no debt, or can meet basic needs without working.
Full tuition
If you're a professional employed by an organization with a budget under $1M covering tuition or buying your own ticket and can afford basic needs, earn $75K+, have manageable debt, higher education, or family assets like a home or retirement fund.
Payment Plan
If you can’t afford to pay full tuition in one installment, we offer payment plans in 3 monthly payments of $250 (for 5-week classes) or 4 monthly payments of $300 (for 10-week classes). SFPC will automatically charge your payment method. By purchasing, you agree to SFPC’s payment plan terms.
Scholarship
Unfortunately, we can't guarantee seats for alumni who need scholarships. If you need a scholarship, you must submit an application along with the rest of the applicant pool. Submit an application by April 27th at 11:59pm ET.
You qualify for a scholarship if you have difficulty consistently covering basic living expenses, lack savings, are unable to keep up with debt payments, don’t have access to higher education or are the first in your family to attend college, or your income supports others.
Frequently asked questions
For answers to questions about accessibility, tuition payments, and refunds, please visit our website.