| Date : | 20 & 21 Sept 2013 |
| Time : | 2 pm – 5 pm (20 Sept 2013, Fri) 1 pm – 4 pm (21 Sept 2013, Sat) |
| Venue: | Room 211, Nanyang House 12 Nanyang Hill (Gathering point to-be-confirmed) |
| Vacancy: | 10 |
Discovered by Sir John Hershel in 1842, the cyanotype is the first successful non-silver photographic printing technique. Requiring only exposure to the sun, this uncomplicated contact-printing process produces beautiful Prussian blue prints.
Come and learn how to make this truly unique prints using one of the most primitive yet enduring darkroom printing methods. This two-session workshop aims to bring the tactile experience of image-making back into photographic practices. At this workshop, be inspired by your personal sense of aesthetics to create artworks to be exhibited by NTU Museum!
*At the end of the workshop, each participant will submit an artwork to NTU Museum for display on campus. Selection will be done by the museum.
Register for the workshop today.
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