WORKSHOP – INTRODUCTION TO LUMEN PRINTS, AINDREAS SCHOLZ

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WORKSHOP – INTRODUCTION TO LUMEN PRINTS, AINDREAS SCHOLZ

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INTRODUCTION TO LUMEN PRINTS

AINDREAS SCHOLZ

This workshop is for either beginners or intermediate learners who wish to develop their analogue and camera-less photographic skills and develop specific alternative photographic projects with a strong focus on Fine Art (e.g., composition, exposure, and image editing). Learners will be taken through the historical, technical, and creative aspects of fascinating alternative photographic processes.

Have you ever wondered how and when photography really started? Is it true that nothing else existed before the invention of the camera in 1839?

Artists and scientists have been capturing images using camera-less photography since the 19th century. In recent years, analogue and camera-less photographic processes are experiencing a renaissance including lumen. This half-day workshop will bring you on a 200-year journey through photography’s rich history and introduce you to some of the earliest camera-less photographic printing processes and techniques.

Far from being outdated, alternative photographic printing practices are experiencing a significant come-back, both thanks to their appealing visual qualities and to the fact that they are more sustainable and environment-friendly.

Course Content:
This workshop is for either beginners or intermediate learners who wish to develop their analogue and camera-less photographic skills and develop specific alternative photographic projects with a strong focus on Fine Art (e.g., composition, exposure, and image editing). Learners will be taken through the historical, technical, and creative aspects of fascinating alternative photographic processes.

  • Historical and contemporary uses of lumen.
  • Safe preparation of the required chemicals.
  • Preparation of various plant specimens for printing.
  • How to expose, develop, fix, wash, and dry prints.
  • How to protect, store and archive prints.
  • Historical and contemporary uses of chemigrams.
  • Safe preparation of the required chemicals.
  • How to expose, develop, fix, wash, and dry lumen.
  • How to protect, store and archive lumen.
  • This will be followed by an informal Q&A session, celebrating each other’s outcomes in a supportive learning environment.

 

 

Additional information

Duration

20/11/2023, 10:00 – 14:00

Location

Festival Headquarters: Atelierhaus der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien
> Lehárgasse 8, Tor 2, 1060

Participants

15 person