Cyanotype – (english)

Instructor : Johanna Griffith

Duration : 6 hours

Level : Beginner

Date : April 20, 2024

Schedule : 9h30 am to 16h30 pm

The workshop will be conducted in English

 

Description :

This workshop is a hands-on introduction to cyanotype, an alternative photographic process that dates back to 1842. Cyanotypes are created using UV light and water to create a cyan-blue image. During this day of creative exploration, you’ll have the opportunity to experiment with classic cyanotypes (blue and white) as well as wet cyanotypes (more textured and colourful). Cyanotype images can be created from objects using the photogram technique or from negatives. This technique requires minimal equipment and you’ll leave with the knowledge to continue at home.
 
Note: If you plan to work with negatives, please prepare them in advance (contact Zocalo if necessary); you won’t have access to printers on the day of the workshop.
 
Materials: All basic materials are provided by the center.
 

Instructor’s Biography :

Johanna Griffith was born in New Brunswick, studied art at the Alberta College of Art & Design (ACAD), and currently resides in St-Bruno, Quebec. She teaches introductory workshops in printmaking, hand sewing on paper, monotype, and woodcut. In the studio, Johanna explores the connections between art and science, nature and technology, abstraction, and representation.

160.00$

Disponibilité : 8 en inventaire