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Collaborative Workshops at The Art Association of Jackson Hole Wyoming |
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Photography & Encaustic |
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DATE |
INSTRUCTOR |
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COST |
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August 21st - 24th |
Bronwyn Minton/Eve-Marie
Bergren |
CALL AAJH FOR STATUS |
$625
+ lab and registration fees |
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For registration and
information on accommodations, please contact
The Art Association in
Jackson Hole (307) 733.6379 |
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Description
This
workshop will cover the information and techniques, and follow the same format
as the CPW/RF collaborative workshop, (please see description above). The
workshop will take place entirely at the Art Association of Jackson Hole in
Wyoming.
What is Covered
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Introductions
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Basic materials and formulas used in encaustic
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Safety
Procedures
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Preparation of supports and grounds for photography
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Slide
show and discussion of the history of encaustic including its' revival in the
20th century
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Photography
Demonstrations which include: Cyanotype, Pinhole Photography, Polaroid
transfers, digital printing, digital negatives, toning, hand coloring
photographs, transfers, and more...
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Encaustic
Demonstrations which include: tools and techniques for fusing, transparencies
and glazes, layering and scraping/scribing, building up of texture, line and
edge, collage, assemblage, casting, carving, and working 3-Dimensionally,
monotype, image transfer, combining oil and encaustic, dipping, and much more...
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Schedule
9:30am -
5pm each day.
What Materials Are Included
The use of all paints and equipment is
included in the cost of the classes.
Meals:
Participants should expect to eat lunch out at a local restaurant or bring a
bagged lunch.
Class Size
Class size is limited to
between 8 - 12 participants to ensure productive workshop sessions.
What You Need to Bring
Required:
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4 - 20 images (maximum size 11” x
14”) on fiber, RC and/or digital papers (matt finish preferred) |
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panels/supports, should be rigid
and absorbent (see enclosed sheet on supports) -we recommend 4 - 20 panels
(with dimensions to match the size of your photographs as well as 5” x 7”
and 8” x 10” for work done in class) - 2 - 10 photographs (fiber based)
can be pre-mounted to panels prior to class (see sheet on supports for
instructions on gluing paper to panel) |
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bristle, sable, and/or Hake artist
brushes, no synthetic brushes (they burn) or used brushes (danger of
solvent residue) |
Optional:
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Photocopies (color and/or B&W),
small: prints, drawings, watercolor, tempera or gouache paintings, collage
papers (handmade papers), imagery from magazines, newspapers, etc… for
copying and s |
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scanning, photographs for collaging
and montaging |
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-small works on paper for dipping
(should be absorbent and heat resistant), including photographs (keep in
mind that some papers are not absorbent and will be just for experiment -
we will be |
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discussing this during the
workshop) |
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polaroids (669, 667 prints) for
transfers, 4” x 5” or larger negatives |
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oil pastels, crayons, watercolors,
magic markers for hand coloring, |
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silk, cotton, or other fabrics for
transferring |
Accommodations
Contact The Art Association for
information on where to stay.
Registration & Policies
Registration Information
For registration
and information on accommodations, please contact The Art Association in
Jackson Hole (307) 733.6379
Cancellation and refund policy follows that of The Center for Photography in
Woodstock.
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