Chemigram, Photogram & Lumen Printing, Experimental Workshop
This workshop will explore the possibilities of image-making through photograms and chemigrams. Tutor and artist Jane Cummins will take you through these experimental processes.
When? Saturday April 27th 11am - 4pm
5 students max, book early for this creative workshop to avoid disappointment.
Photographers Darkroom at Photo Museum Ireland
You will be briefly introduced to both photogram and chemigram processes; then, you will head to the darkroom and learn how to prepare the chemicals for producing your images.
Photograms
We will be using photographic paper and exposing it to light, and learning how to develop and fix the images we create. The results are incredibly effective, visually stunning black-and-white photographs made without a camera.
Preparing the enlarger for Photogram making.
We will then move on to the Chemigram process.
Chemigram
Chemigrams are photographic images made by painting on light-sensitive paper.
You will explore various application methods and techniques to develop your chemigrams and look at how everyday household items like coffee, lemon, toothpaste, etc., can be applied to photosensitive paper to create unique images.
The photos have a watercolour-like appearance, and the opportunities to experiment are limitless.
Chemigrams
Chemigrams developing
About the tutor.
Jane Cummins is an Irish photographer based in Dublin and is a graduate of the MFA Photography program at the Belfast School of Art, Ulster University. Her practice involves self-portraiture and landscape, focusing on self-exploration and identity.
For more information please visit artists website.
Cyanotype self portrait
What will I learn?
How to set up a darkroom workspace to produce Photograms and Chemigrams:
How to produce camera-less photographic images
How to make exposures and develop photograms in a traditional darkroom
How to care for your finished images
What we provide?
Everything is supplied, but please feel free to bring any objects or materials you wish to experiment with.
Artists at work
Course Cancellation Policy
Full refunds will be given for courses cancelled in excess of 10 working days before course start date.*
Cancellations made 10 working days or less in advance will incur the full course fee.*
No refund will be made to students who fail to attend classes or who do not complete the course.
Course Transfers/Change of Date
Individuals may substitute participants prior to the start of the course without additional payment. Course transfer or change of date requires notification by phone (+35316714654) or e-mail (info@photomuseumireland.ie) received by Photo Museum Ireland more than 6 working days prior to the course commencement date.
Disclaimer: Photo Museum Ireland reserves the right to cancel or re-schedule any course at any time. In the unlikely event of cancellation, fees will be refunded. Photo Museum Ireland also reserves the right to re-schedule the start dates of all courses and, if necessary, to vary the content. Except where expressly stated, all fees are non-refundable. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information on the web-site, it may be subject to later alteration or amendment in the light of policy changes, course updates or other constraints.
When?
Saturday April 27th, 11am - 4pm
How can I book a spot?
Where?
Photo Museum Ireland
Who is the teacher?
Jane Cummins
How many participants?
5 max
How much?
€150 Individual rate
€135 Museum Members, Students, Unwaged, Artists & OAPs
What do I need to bring?
Everything is supplied, but please feel free to bring any objects or materials you wish to experiment with.
Do I need previous experience?
No previous darkroom experience necessary.