Learn the secrets of cameraless photography, and get tips for replicating techniques in the classroom
An excellent introduction to analogue photography, this workshop will explore camera-less photogram techniques and its opportunities for learning, including science curriculum links to the behaviour and effects of light.
The workshop will focus on the basics of cyanotype printing, as well as other photogram processes including anthotype printing – a process that uses sunlight and the inherent photosensitive properties of plants to produce images.
These Bow Arts practical art CPD workshops for teachers aim to equip participants with skills that can be applied immediately in the classroom, while aiming to reshape attitudes to what it means to work with art materials sustainably.
The techniques explored in each workshop aim make use of inexpensive, easy-to-access art materials, and can be applied to primary and secondary school level.
For more details, please contact Tom, Learning Project Manager at Bow Arts; tsherriff@bowarts.com