This event is for UAL students only, a UAL ID card will be needed to enter the site and attend.

LCC prides itself on its wide range of traditional workshops. Our photography darkrooms (in the design block) are available for all students across LCC to explore, create and experiment with. In this beginners workshop you will be introduced to the process of photograms. This is the technique of creating photographic prints without using a camera but experimenting with light and shadows through translucent objects.

No prior experience is needed. Open to all new BA and MA students.

Image credit: Wet plate collodion photograms by Jo de Banzie

Accessibility: London College of Communication strives to provide an inclusive and accessible environment for our students and visitors. For full access and route guides for our building, please view our AccessAble accessibility guide.

Content Guidance: Exhibitions at London College of Communication often address a range of social issues and mature themes. We recommend that children and vulnerable adults are always accompanied.

Space, lighting and sound levels will vary. Sounds can be high-volume and play suddenly without warning. Some visual effects may be disorientating.

Find us: London College of Communication is located close to central London in Elephant and Castle. The College is based on a single site within easy reach of various parts of the city, and is well-served by Underground, bus and rail networks. Find out more about getting here on Find Us page.

Filming and Photography: Please note that filming and photography may be taking place at this event. Both bigger crowds, smaller groups and individuals may be captured on camera. All imagery and footage may at some point be published on the College website, social media channels, and in print.

If you have any specific access requirements for an event or exhibition at all please contact us by email (events@lcc.arts.ac.uk) or phone (020 7514 8498) in advance of your visit, so that we can make any necessary preparations or adjustments.

Welcome: Photograms workshop