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In this three-session workshop, students learn how to intervene, play and invite chance into analog processes. Participants can sign up for one, two or all three sessions.
In the first session, participants build pinhole cameras, make photographs on-site and develop them in the darkroom. Pinhole camerawork is an invitation to engage with history and see firsthand how simplistic yet otherworldly “sun drawing” was and is.
On Day 2, participants explore Sabattier (or solarization), chemigrams and photograms (or Rayographs) in the darkroom, with and without negatives. Using objects, light and resists, they intentionally disrupt the prescribed evolution of the silver gelatin print.
Day 3 focuses on using daylight for photograms, chemigrams and lumen prints.
In this three-session workshop, students learn how to intervene, play and invite chance into analog processes. Participants can sign up for one, two or all three sessions.
In the first session, participants build pinhole cameras, make photographs on-site and develop them in the darkroom. Pinhole camerawork is an invitation to engage with history and see firsthand how simplistic yet otherworldly “sun drawing” was and is.
On Day 2, participants explore Sabattier (or solarization), chemigrams and photograms (or Rayographs) in the darkroom, with and without negatives. Using objects, light and resists, they intentionally disrupt the prescribed evolution of the silver gelatin print.
Day 3 focuses on using daylight for photograms, chemigrams and lumen prints.
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