This is an in-person workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: Full refunds are given up to ten days before the event.
Join us for a cyanotype printing workshop at the Linnean Society. You'll learn about the history of the cyanotype process and its connection to early botany. You will also discover the history of nature printing and how it has been used to document plant specimens.
The workshop will guide you through the proces of making your own cyanotype, from coating paper and arranging botanical specimens from specimens in the Linnean Collections (exclusively for this workshop), to creating your print with UV light. At the end, you will be able to create your own Anna Atkins-style cyanotype specimen print. This hands-on session provides an opportunity to explore the intersection of science and art in botanical studies.
Martha Gray is a London based curator and artist, working with alternative photographic mediums. Her practice applies alternative methods of creative thinking to historic photographic processes in response to themes of sustainability, feminism, and the natural world. Gray is an editor for the online platform Alternative Processes, and a member of The London Alternative Photography Collective as a Project Leader.
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Concessions
Please buy the concession ticket if you are any of the below:
- 65 years of age, or over
- Under 26 years of age
- Currently in receipt of UK government benefit (including, but not limited to, Income Based Jobseeker's Allowance, Income-related Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit and Housing Benefit, and Universal Credit).
- Currently in full-time education.
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This is an in-person event at the Linnean Society of London on Piccadilly, London, only.
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