Come learn how to monoprint with Rowan Sivyer. Gelli printing is a form of monoprinting that uses flexible printing plates to create textures and layers of colour. It is easy, fun and ADDICTIVE!
Tangible has been selected for the Open Program of this year’s Head On Photo Festival. The series contrasts the fleeting, screen-based nature of modern devices with the slow, physical process of 19th-century wet plate photography to reflect on mental health, presence, and the human need for tactile connection.
Learn the fundamentals of 19th-century wet plate collodion photography in this hands-on course, where we’ll create glass or metal plates from start to finish. From pouring collodion and sensitizing plates to exposing, developing, and varnishing, you'll experience the full process and leave with your own unique analog portraits.
Learn the art of salt and albumen printing—19th-century contact printing processes known for their rich tones and organic textures. Using either wet plate collodion negatives or digital transparencies, participants will explore hand-coating paper, UV exposure, and traditional development techniques to create luminous, tactile photographic prints.
Friday 28 November 10.30am - 6pm
Opening Night Friday 28 November from 6pm
Saturday 29 November 11.30am - 6pm
Join local artist John Klein for his annual Christmas exhibition at Into-Arts. View a collection of works that explore the intersection of design, technology and the home. In addition to original paintings, john will have a range of homewares, stationery and accessories available to purchase. A great opportunity to shop for unique Christmas gifts.
Thursday 4 December, 10.30am-5pm
Friday 5 December, 10.30am-5pm
Saturday 6 December, 11.30am-6pm
Sunday 7 December, 10.30am-5pm
Block printing is a lovely way of creating one-of-a-kind stationery, gift wrap or fabric and is PERFECT for Christmas! In this beginner's class, you will learn how to carve a rubber stamp which you can either design yourself or use one of Rowan’s designs. Along the way, Rowan will share with you her favourite materials and carving techniques.
