We will be using black and white photography paper and chemicals to create photogram images. As well as creating pinhole cameras from tin cans.
For adults aged 16+ and suitable for all abilities. There are low cost and fully funded places available. This is part of Everybody Counts funded by Multiply and Skills for Life.
This workshop will be led by artist Francesca Cello
Francesco Cello started experimenting with black and white photography during her fine art degree in Sheffield over thirty years ago. This enthusiasm for low tec. image making continued during several years of teaching in a further education college. Francesca taught general art and design subjects including screen printing, contextual studies and black and white photography. Both her students and Francesca enjoyed the experimental unpredictability of camera-less photography. Francesca recently completed an M.A. at Plymouth Arts University, where she used film, photography and sound, to make her artwork which was based on personal and historical themes.