Discover the World of Alternative Photographic Printing
56 Tennyson Street, Rolleston, Selwyn
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Join us for a presentation and talk from Stuart Clook on alternative photographic printing processes. Explore this fascinating world where creativity and technology converge when traditional printing methods meet innovative digital techniques.
Unleash your imagination as we delve into the history and contemporary practice of cyanotype, platinum/palladium, gum bichromate and many more processes. Discover how these printing processes offer unique opportunities for artistic expression, enabling you to create stunning, handcrafted photographic prints that transcend the ordinary.
See first-hand examples of prints made with these processes and experience the tactile beauty and exquisite detail that these methods offer, showcasing the inherent charm and depth that can only be achieved through hands-on craftsmanship.
Learn about the historical significance of these methods and hear about their resurgence in the digital age. Gain insights into the technical aspects of each process and the materials and equipment required.
Whether you're an aspiring photographer, an art enthusiast, or simply curious about the art and craft of alternative process printing, this presentation is for you.
This talk is free to attend however you are required to register. If you can no longer attend the talk, please remember to cancel your tickets so that others may have the opportunity to attend.
Limited to 20 tickets.
Supported by the Creative New Zealand Creative Communities Scheme.
About the Exhibition:
The 'Art of Photography' exhibition celebrates the medium of photography with an exhibition of over 60 printed works by both professional and amateur photographers from across the Selwyn District. Winning images from a public photography competition, open to all Selwyn residents, will also be printed and on display. Art lovers and photography enthusiasts are invited to come and view the exhibition and enjoy the diverse range of work from our talented local photographic community. You might also like to attend a variety of public talks and workshops hosted by Canterbury-based photographers. The exhibition runs from 13-25 July 2023 at Te Ara Atea, Rolleston Library.
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