Sun Printing: Cyanotype & Lumen
Class Description
Join Teaching Artists Brittany Stowe, owner of Washed Lab/Studios, and Sarah Moody, co-founder of 1020 Collective, for a captivating 3 part experimental photography class at 1020 Collective. Participants will explore the art of sun-printing through the following sessions:
Sunday, September 15, 2-4 PM:
Intro to Cyanotype: Coat paper, theory, history on cyanotype and making
Sunday, September 22, 2-4 PM:
Lumen Making: Arranging objects on photosensitive paper, exposing it to sunlight, and then fixing the resulting image
Sunday, September 29, 1-4 PM:
World Cyanotype Day! Experimental techniques and basic toning (for students from previous classes)
Price
$50 for members and $60 for non-members. Members use the code CYAN for your discount!
Dates & Times
This class meets on Sunday starting September 15th and 22nd from 2 – 4 pm and September 29th from 1 – 4 pm at 1020 Collective.
September 15th 2 – 4 pm
September 22nd 2 – 4 pm
September 29th 1 – 4 pm
Materials Required
Materials are included.
Brittany Stowe
Sarah MK Moody
About the Instructors
Sarah MK Moody
Sarah MK Moody (SMKM, born 1988) is an artist, mother, doula and community builder based in Erie, PA. She has lived in Chicago, NYC and Miami, Florida creating art and art experiences since she was a student at Parsons School of Design studying photography. She learned darkroom photography at the age of 12 and has been actively practicing since then. She is the co-Director of 1020 Collective and The Bastion Studios, an art center and artist studio spaces in Erie, PA. Her current work incorporates experimental photography techniques such as lumen and cyanotype printing, traditional 35mm portraiture, and acrylic painting. You can see her work sarahmkmoody.com.
Brittany Stowe
Brittany Stowe is a photographer & printmaker working in alternative photographic processes. Through variations of the historic cyanotype process, her work documents the ethereal intersection of science & nature.
Washed_ lab/studio, the Erie-native's most recent project, focuses on promoting the accessibility, sustainability & versatility that the cyanotype process offers as a medium.