Polaroid Transfer Workshop
Saturday 24 January | 10:00–13:00
(Sold out)
Learn how to create your own Polaroid emulsion lift in our cosy gallery. This hands-on, analogue image technique involves transferring an image from a Polaroid instant print onto paper. We’ll experiment with shaping and forming images, creating fleeting memories and dreamy landscapes.
Open to everyone — no photography experience required. Bring a few digital images on your phone if you’d like to work with your own material (a simple snapshot is perfect). Motifs will also be available. If you bring your own Polaroids, they should be freshly shot on i-Type, 600 or SX-70 film.
Jess Lycoops guides you through the process with individual support. You’ll go home with your own small pieces of analogue art.
Location: Dark Gallery CPH, Ryesgade 103B, DK-2100 Copenhagen
Price: DKK 250 (materials + coffee/tea included)
Max: 8 participants
Cyanotype Workshop
Sunday 25 January | 10:00–14:00
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Dive into the deep blue tones of cyanotype printing and create light-sensitive prints on recycled textiles. The workshop begins with a short introduction, followed by time to experiment and develop your own prints.
Cyanotype is a slow, tactile analogue printing process that depends on daylight. During the day, there will be a one-hour break while prints are left to expose in the sun.
Led by architect Marina Holst, whose exhibition Shaped by the Sea used cyanotype to explore the ocean and its plant life.
All materials are provided. Seaweed will be available, and you’re welcome to bring your own plants or motifs. No experience needed — the focus is on process, sensory experience and curiosity.
Location: Dark Gallery CPH, Ryesgade 103B, DK-2100 Copenhagen
Price: DKK 400
Max: 7 participants