Bend the rules and try new things with Alternative Processes. There are just as many ways to create an image as there are images to create. Don’t let yourself get stuck in a creative rut. Experimenting with different cameras and printing methods is a great way to give your imagination a kickstart.
In this live online webinar program, Christina Z. Anderson reflects on the development of alternative process photography from the 1990s to today, sharing insights into materials, techniques, and the expanding global community of practitioners working in these methods.
In this new online workshop, visual artist Frank Lopez introduces you to the creative possibilities of Chromo and demonstrates how this innovative process expands on the tradition of the chemigram.
Interdisciplinary artist and educator Anne Eder introduces you to the creative possibilities of the historic Cuprotype process, and demonstrates how simple, accessable, and affordable materials can be to produce striking results from rich coppers to delicate pinks, deep purples, and subtle neutral tones.
Daura Campos guides participants through cameraless photography, transforming everyday materials into expressive visual art using three techniques: phytograms (plant-based contact prints on film), lumen prints (light-exposed photo paper), and chemigrams (chemical manipulations on light-sensitive paper).
This immersive, hands-on workshop in San Miguel de Allende, guides participants in creating expressive cyanotype prints on both fine-art paper and fabric, combining traditional photographic techniques with botanical collecting, making digital negatives, and using natural dyes.
Reimagine and transform photographs through a variety of different mixed media possibilities, learning from four artistic masters who guide participants through the technical and creative considerations, processes, and different perspectives in harnessing a new way of thinking.
This new online process-based workshop led by artist and educator Cali M. Banks, invites you to slow down and explore the tactile, transformative possibilities of emulsion lifts and transfers using Polaroid film.
With Stephanie Johnson’s guidance, learn to create individually expressive images using digital processes, such as Intentional Camera Movement (ICM), Multiple Exposure (ME), and creative processing techniques, while weaving handmade analog processes into the mix.
Join interdisciplinary artist and educator Anne Eder as she introduces you to the magic of Ziatype, a variation of palladium printing that lets you watch your image appear right before your eyes, requiring no developer.
This hands-on, three-day workshop in Santa Fe is intended for anyone who wishes to embrace a strong understanding of the origins, technicalities, and many forms of pinhole photography or is drawn towards the methodical nature of analog techniques.
