Cyanotype is an alternative photographic technique invented in the early 1800s. The cyanotype process involves placing objects, such as leaves, on paper coated with a light-sensitive film which is then exposed to sunlight. Join artist Aly de Groot to create a distinctive blue cyanotype print using a range of plants and other materials to form your composition.

$25.00 per person | Spaces are limited | Bookings are essential | Materials provided

Key Information

Suitable for ages 12+ | Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Register at the Information Desk in the Foyer from 10:45am.

Meet in the foyer at 11:00am then proceed to the workshop with the artist.

COVID-Safety

We encourage you to:

* maintain 1.5m physical distancing from people not known to you where possible

* practice good hand hygiene and stay home in you are feeling unwell.

Please contact MAGNT via info@magnt.net.au prior to 10:30am on the day if you need to cancel due to illness.

Image: Cyanotype workshop, Student work. Image courtesy and © the artist.