Winter Class: Cyanotypes: How to Make Handmade Photographs Using the Sun

Explore the world of alternative process photography and learn how to make cyanotypes using the sun and your own photographs. Cyanotypes date back to the mid 1800s, first used to illustrate botany books and reproduce drawings and diagrams—the original blueprint! This workshop will cover how to prepare and print cyanotypes using digital negatives and/or objects such as leaves, flowers, or any small object with interesting negative space. No prior experience is necessary! All materials included.

Instructed by Samantha Metzner (artwork in above image).

COVID-19: In the interest of public safety, and due to a rapidly changing health environment, Moab Arts staff have amended the health and safety protocols for this year’s classes:

Classes will be held in one of the large rooms upstairs to allow for maximum social distancing.

Class sizes will not exceed 10 students. 

Face coverings will be required indoors at all times.

We are monitoring state and local guidelines closely, and will continue to do so as class dates approach. If a class is cancelled, Moab Arts staff will reach out to students directly and full refunds will be given. Refunds may also be given upon request by students. Contact marcadmin@moabcity.org or call 435-259-6272.