Capturing the sun - Cyanotypes with Bonnie Baker
Sunday September 30, 2018  1pm - 5pm (4 Hours)
Gallery / Exhibit Workshop / Class Wheelchair Accessible

 Uncommoncommonart@gmail.com

Stop 5 with uncommon Common Art
Cyanotype is part science, part wonder - Cyanotypes are fun and easy and are the perfect way to begin your exploration of alternative photographic processes. Instead of a camera or phone, we will use iron compounds and sunlight to make photograms. Photograms are like silhouettes, or shadows the objects leave on the paper. You will arrange household objects, flowers, leaves, lace or anything else we find that can make an interesting shape into a pleasing design. When ready, we will go outside and expose your collages on prepared paper to the sun. After just enough exposure, you will wash your print in running water to bring out the white shadow pictures on a deep blue background, typical of cyanotype images. By end of our session, you will have a number of small cyanotype prints ready for framing to take with you as a memory of your day. No experience necessary. You should bring sunscreen or protective clothing.
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: $100 includes all materials and a light snack.

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Acadia University
32 University Avenue
Wolfville, Nova Scotia

 botanicalgardens@acadiau.ca
 902-585-5242

       

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