(Re)Discover the elegance of analogue photography in this one-day workshop led by accomplished photographer, scholar, and writer Sarah Fuller.
Beginning with a presentation on the context and history of pinhole photography, participants will learn how to capture light in a found object and develop it into a work of contemporary art.
Following the workshop, participants will have one month of access to the AGSM darkroom to continue their experiments (April 29 to May 27) at no additional cost*.
ABOUT SARAH FULLER
Sarah Fuller is a Canadian visual artist and photographer who makes work about human intervention in the landscape.
Sarah has been an artist in residence at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Laughing Waters in Nillumbick Shire, Australia, the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture, Yukon, Fondazione Antonio Ratti, Italy, and the Association of Visual Artists (SIM), Iceland. She holds a MFA from the University of Ottawa and a BFA from Emily Carr University.
Recent exhibitions include Terra Incogknita at PLATFORM centre for photographic + digital arts, Winnipeg, Refugio at the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery and And perhaps in me someone very old still hears the living sound of wood at the Ottawa Art Gallery. Her video work has been screened at Art on the Screens (Mississauga 2019) and Photophobia (Hamilton 2019. In 2017 she collaborated with Moment Factory and the Banff Centre on the site-specific installation Illuminations: Human/Nature.
Her work is in public and private collections including the Canada Council for the Arts Art Bank, the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, the Walter Phillips Gallery and Global Affairs Canada.
sarahefuller.com
*Arrangements to access the darkroom must be made in advance, and must be during regular Gallery hours.
Image: “Shoresy on the Balcony”. 4″x5″ pinhole image. © Sarah Fuller 2023.
