Learn to create beautiful cyanotype prints with deeper blues and a longer tonal range using the modern cyanotype printing process in this hands on workshop. This workshop offers the experience of combining contemporary image-making with one of the earliest photographic printing processes.
Cyanotype is a non-silver process that can be combined or used independently to create distinctive Blue toned imagery on natural materials such as silk or art papers. This hands-on workshop with artist Sally Ayre covers proper coating, exposing, and developing techniques for Cyanotype.
For this workshop, you must bring your own Black and White digital negatives (maximum size 8x10"). If you need to print digital negatives, Gallery 44 can provide this service only for the purposes of this workshop. You can print digital negatives maximum 16" wide for $10/square foot. Please inquire about this service upon registration. You must submit your files at least 2 weeks prior to the workshop in order to have them for the session.
Please e-mail lfatemi@gallery44.org with any questions you may have.
Sally Ayre is a lens-based artist working in print and historical photographic processes. Walking is one of her passions, an activity she enjoys, where her thoughts can flow at liberty in many directions and from where many of her art projects have been sparked and fostered. A graduate of OCAD (1990), she has exhibited her work nationally and internationally. She is an educator specializing in Historical Photo Processes and has received several grants and awards.
