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Feb 26
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10:00 am
 – 
5:00 pm
In-Person Workshop

NEW! Image Making with a Pinhole Camera

Samuel Choisy

Through this workshop participants will explore the possibilities pinhole photography offers as a contemplative and delayed gratification imaging system and how this technique can help you find your own unique visual voice.

This workshop is open to anybody ready to start a new creative practice with the photographic medium and to photographers willing to enrich their already existing practice by exploring a new approach.

During this workshop participants will:

  • Build and use your own camera in a step-by-step process.
  • Be given assignments to shoot and explore the possibilities your camera offers.
  • Learn to process the images in the darkroom
  • Learn about many other ways to use the pinhole technology (cellphone/ DSLR/immersive pinhole experience and more).

Come in with your ideas and if you don’t have any yet, let the process inspire you!

Note: Proof of vaccination is required to attend this workshop. Participants are strongly encouraged to wear KN95 masks during the duration of the workshop, the gallery can provide masks if needed.

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Samuel Choisy is a Franco-Ontarian visual artist and educator working primarily with photography. Choisy favors a subjective and playful approach to the photographic medium.His work with pinhole photography started over 20 years ago and is still part of an ongoing project “Views of A Secret”, samples of this work can be found here: @choisymagery and his current research here: @ samuel_choisy.

Choisy graduated from l’École des Beaux-Arts de Nantes (2001-France). He is the recipient of the 2016 Chamlers Arts Fellowship and other grants from the Ontario Arts Council. His work has been exhibited in Canada the US and Europe.


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