Cyanotypes are one of the earliest forms of photography — also called “sun prints.” Using light-sensitive paper, sunlight, and simple objects like leaves, fabrics, or drawings, you can create deep blue images that feel both scientific and poetic. In this one-day...
The camera obscura is one of the simplest and most magical ways to make an image: a box, a tiny hole, and light itself. Long before modern cameras, artists and scientists used pinhole devices to observe the world and to understand how vision works. In this one-day...
I’ve been building kites since I was a child, kites that fly with the wind, and kites that stand as sculptural structures. In this 3-hour workshop, we’ll build two classic kite designs using paper and simple materials. These kites are light, colorful, and reliable,...
