Photograms have been around longer than cameras. Pioneers such as Fox-Talbot proved the principles of light-sensitive chemicals by laying plants onto coated paper, which recorded their delicate shapes when exposed to sunlight.

During this weekend workshop we will explore the unrivalled ability of photograms to depict the shape of things and use their shadows, forms and relative translucency to create powerful imagery.

We will also experiment with creating our own ‘Photogram Negatives’ to make abstract images that can be enlarged and reprinted.

No previous darkroom experience is required, and price includes all darkroom materials and friendly, experienced instruction.

2-day Weekend Workshop
Saturday June 2 and Sunday June 3, 2018
10am - 5pm

Venue: 1933 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90007

Please note we are unable to offer refunds or transfers less than 1 month before the start of the course.
Students must be over 16 years old.