BOSTICK & SULLIVAN @ EL MUSEO SANTA FE

The Handmade Photograph:
Contemporary Photographers Working in Historic Processes

Juried by Christopher James

June 7 -July 27, 2019
Opening June 14, 2019, 5-7pm

Our upcoming juried exhibition will feature modern photographers’ handmade prints working with historic and alternative photographic printing methods. Digital means are allowed to capture the photograph and negative, but the prints submitted must be handmade. Silver gelatin is accepted as well. We welcome the chance to see how contemporary photographers work with these processes to convey their artful expressions to the world.

El Museo Cultural
555 Camino de la Familia.
Railyard Art District,
Santa Fe, NM
www.photo-histoica.com/call-for-entrie
www.bostick-sullivan.com

HEAL: An invitation to HEAL
Curated by Dona Laurita Collective
March 8 - May 31, 2019

Opens March 17, 2-5pm
Artist Talk, April 14, 2-5pm
Closing Reception May 31, 6pm

HEAL: An invitation to HEAL visually explores life and its inherent drive to find balance in contrasting, restorative, beautiful, meditative, terrifying and informative ways.

This group show, curated by Dona Laurita Collective, resides in three different Boulder County venues showcasing different works. It engages the viewer with representation of what we all as living beings desire: to be healthy, to heal.  

HEAL weaves visual mediums together to create a cohesive body of work that speaks to all of us living on this spinning planet.

Dona Laurita Collective is pleased to announce another Shutter Relief Project: Creating Social Awareness Through the Arts www.donalauritagallery.com/events

Boulder Digital Arts HERE
Dona Laurita Gallery HERE

Eldorado Springs Art Center
8 Chesebro Way,
Eldorado Springs, CO 80025
www.eldoradospringsartcenter.com
www.donalaurita.com

The Gallery at Mr. Pool - Wendi Schneider Closing Reception

Thursday, May 30th 6-9 pm

Evenings with the Moon
Wendi Schneider

In Evenings with the Moon, artist Wendi Schneider contemplates the power of universal experiences to unify and find transcendence using the moon as muse. Printed on vellum or Japanese kozo and gilded with precious metals, the subjects echo the luminosity of their celestial inspiration. Schneider’s ethereal images of the night draw on the metaphor of darkness and light to express our collective longing for harmony and balance amidst the chaos of the world. This synthesis of form and content, paired with poignant poetry, allows the viewer to enter a space between the real and the imagined to consider the commonalities in our collective consciousness.

Mr. Pool Gallery owned and operated by Terry Seidel and Ann Helke, Mr Pool Gallery has been a longtime beloved cultural hub to the community of Boulder and the front range.

Mr. Pool Gallery
2347 South Street
Boulder, CO 80302
www.mrpoolinc.com

Space Gallery ANNEX Closing Party

6-9pm May 3rd

Rear View Mirror, Paul Brokering
Though - May 4, 2019

Space Gallery ANNEX
95 South Cherokee St,
Denver, CO 80223
Thurs-Fri 11am-5pm & Sat 10am-3pm
www.spacegallery.org

HEAL: An invitation to HEAL
March 1 - May 31, 2019

Opens March 1, 6-9 pm
First Friday April 5, 6-9 pm
Closing Reception May 3, 6-9 pm

HEAL: An invitation to HEAL visually explores life and its inherent drive to find balance in contrasting, restorative, beautiful, meditative, terrifying and informative ways.

This group show, curated by Dona Laurita Collective, resides in three different Boulder County venues showcasing different works. It engages the viewer with representation of what we all as living beings desire: to be healthy, to heal.  

HEAL weaves visual mediums together to create a cohesive body of work that speaks to all of us living on this spinning planet.

Dona Laurita Collective is pleased to announce another Shutter Relief Project: Creating Social Awareness Through the Arts www.donalauritagallery.com/events

Dona Laurita Gallery
820 Main St,
Louisville, CO 80027
www.donalauritagallery.com

Seidel City

Undomesticated

ANA MARÍA HERNANDO

pop-up exhibition

Friday, April 26, 6-9 pm

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7:30 pm screening:

Ana María Hernando / Undomesticated

a documentary by Amie Knox (25m)

3205 Longhorn Rd | Boulder, CO | 80302

@seidel_city

www.seidelcity.com

Playing with Perceptions
Todd Powell and Kia Neill

Runs through March 2019
Opening March 6, 4:30-7:30pm
Artist Talk March 23, 4:30-6:00pm

About the Artists:
Native to Chicago IL, Kia Neill is a multidiscipline artist working in photography, drawing, painting, ceramics, sculpture and installation. She received her MFA from The University of California San Diego and has taught college level art for 12+ years, in addition to a variety of art programs for ages ranging 3-70yrs old for about seven years. She held a position as full-time faculty at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston Glassell School of Art for six years, before relocating to Colorado and becoming Adjunct Faculty at the University of Denver School of Art and Art History. Neill teaches at The Colorado Photographic Arts Center in Denver, BreckCreate in Breckenridge, and teaches snowboarding and skiing at Keystone Resort. | www.kianeill.com

Todd Powell's passion for photography began as he watched his first print develop in the orange glow of the darkroom in 6th grade.  It continued to grow through high school, as he earned a degree in professional photography from the Rochester Institute of Technology. 
Photographing a multitude of places, scenes and people as his career evolved, his life has been centered around image making.  He moved to the Colorado Rocky Mountains in 1986 to follow his dream of photographing adventure sports and travel. His magazine and advertising work have been published widely around the world.
In 2001, he began to exhibit personal images from his lifetime collection of images. Today, his fine art prints are found in hotels, healthcare facilities, offices and private homes around the country. | www.toddpowell.com

1st and Main Building - Frisco Colorado
108 Main Street
Frisco, CO
www.townoffrisco.com

Modern Pictorialism
David Jepsen, Chris Kates, and Joshua Hicks
April 2 - April 30, 2019
Opening April 19, 7:30-10pm

Long before digital photo manipulation there was a movement in the world of photography inspired by the idea of pushing photography further into the realm of art. The goal was to create an emotionally inspired image rather than just recording a scene true to life. Inspired by this we decided to make an exhibition using one of the techniques used in this movement: Gumoil Printing. It’s "modern" because we utilized digital printing to create our positives to be used in the traditional contact print method. But after that the rest is done as it was back in the late 1800’s.

Gallery Hours:
Tuesday-Friday 10-6 / Saturday 12-5

The Painted Pixel
5846 W 25th Ave
Edgewater, CO 80214
303.233.2357
www.thepaintedpixel.com

HEAL: An invitation to HEAL
Curated by Dona Laurita Collective
March 8 - May 31, 2019

Opens March 17, 2-5pm
Artist Talk, April 14, 2-5pm
Closing Reception May 31, 6pm

HEAL: An invitation to HEAL visually explores life and its inherent drive to find balance in contrasting, restorative, beautiful, meditative, terrifying and informative ways.

This group show, curated by Dona Laurita Collective, resides in three different Boulder County venues showcasing different works. It engages the viewer with representation of what we all as living beings desire: to be healthy, to heal.  

HEAL weaves visual mediums together to create a cohesive body of work that speaks to all of us living on this spinning planet.

Dona Laurita Collective is pleased to announce another Shutter Relief Project: Creating Social Awareness Through the Arts www.donalauritagallery.com/events

Boulder Digital Arts HERE
Dona Laurita Gallery HERE

Eldorado Springs Art Center
8 Chesebro Way,
Eldorado Springs, CO 80025
www.eldoradospringsartcenter.com
www.donalaurita.com

Deconstructed Closing Brunch

Sunday, April 14, 2019 at 11 AM – 3 PM

Hosted by Deconstruction at Studio Altieri

LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE SHOW!

What better way to see the inaugural show at Studio Altieri than a

Deconstructed/Reconstructed brunch by Andrew Novick?

[we don't even know what on earth he's planning, but we're pretty sure it will blow all our expectations of "Deconstructed Brunch" away]

Gluten free, dairy free, vegetarian options available (please let us know you're coming)...and mimosas of course.

https://www.facebook.com/events/764664260718312/

Donation-based brunch and cocktails - funds go towards supporting Andrew's creations and Studio Altieri.

Enter a drawing to win art works from some DECONSTRUCTION artists!

Studio Altieri

1 Galapago St., Denver, Colorado 80223

https://www.mopdenver.com/mop-2019#/altieri-studios/

Seidel City- Open

Subject & Surface
Kellye Eisworth and Forrest Lotterhos

Saturday April 13th 1-4 pm

3205 Longhorn Rd. Boulder, CO 80302

gallery also open by appointment

info@seidelcity.com

303.591.1553

Pirate High School Show

Emergence: The Next Generation
A Juried Show for Denver Metro high School Photography Students
April 12 – April 28, 2019
Opening April 12, 6-10pm

Alexandra Overby and Linda Slobodin are co-organizers for the show.

The show highlights the style and vision of young photographers who are just beginning to explore the possibilities of the photography medium.

Pirate: Contemporary Art
7130 W 16th Ave,
Lakewood, CO 80214
www.pirateartonline.org
www.denvermopteenshow.weebly.com

Deconstruction
March 14 - April 14, 2019

Sharifa Moore, Jason Bye, Leah Diament, Katherine Phenna, Joe Addison, Tania Kaaz, Jody Akers, Bill Westheimer, Leah Diament, Jason Bye, Sharifa Moore, and Gary Reed present

Deconstruction, an exhibition of works by 8 alternative process photographers dismantling traditional and modern modes of photography in the first official exhibit at Altieri Studios.

April 7, 11am-3pm
Cyanotype Workshop

A cyanotype is a historic photographic process invented in 1842. Rather than utilizing silver, this method employs a combination of iron salts, and is one of the most stable and archival processes in photography. Cyanotype images are characterized by their Prussian blue color.

In this workshop, you will create your own cyanotypes, using either a contact printing method, or a photogram, using flat objects you bring to class.

Paper will be coated in advance, so you need bring only your film negative and photogram objects. We will teach you how to lay out, expose, and develop your images. At the end of the workshop, you will bring home 5 4x5 images.

** If you need assistance printing a photograph negative, arrangements may be made in advance.

This workshop will be taught by Sharifa Moore, part of the 2019 graduating class, at CU Denver. Sharifa received a EUReCA fellowship to conduct extensive research on the cyanotype process in the fall of 2018.

Studio Altieri
1 Galapago St,
Denver, CO 80223

DATELINE

Jack Ludlam: Imaginary waters and
Coleman Mummery: Everyone Is Evil and i’m Evil 2

April Exhibition Opening event
Saturday April 6th, 2019 6-11pm
Exhibitions will run through the end of April

In the front gallery

Jack Ludlam: Imaginary Waters

DATELINE in proud to present in conjunction with the Month of Photography Jack Ludlam: Imaginary waters. This exhibition of large scale black and white photographs focusing on the interactive and impactful qualities of coastal work life while living and working in a landlocked state. Taking time to remember and research these interactions between man, object, and nature in an attempt to capture and recreate them from afar by referencing memories from the artists time spent along the coast of the Pacific Northwest. In this way the body of work that is Imaginary Waters becomes a reference point of nostalgia and a storyline of impactful moments and processes that he has been lucky enough to witness or take a small part in. He firmly believes that rather than increasing mass production, cheap prices, and convenience we as a community can look those these people for inspiration and guidance.

Jack Ludlam is a photographer from Denver, Colorado. He found his love for photography in college and his interest in subject matter almost instantly shifted towards documenting daily life while working on farms in Ohio. During several summers of working the land he learned the true meaning of hard labor and its rewards from an extremely under appreciated group of people: the proletariat. Ludlam is ever expanding his body of work by traveling to, and studying various fields of manual labor across the U.S. in order to represent and the beauty of the proletariat and the equipment they work with.

In the project space

Coleman Mummery: Everyone Is Evil and i’m Evil 2

DATELINE welcomes Coleman Mummery as the first artist in our new project space. Everyone is Evil and I’m Evil 2 explores the nature of a post-consumer world through the reimagining of pop culture and the human condition via detritus waiting to be reimagined. Join us as the artist transforms the space into a warped wonderland of melted plastic, toxic neon hues and alien forms.

Coleman Mummery is a Post-Internet artist working in a variety of media including video, sculpture and computer generated 3-D Modeling. Mummery is from Cody, Wyoming and currently lives and works in Denver, Colorado. He is a past resident of the Rhinoceropolis D.I.Y. venue and was curator of the Post-internet art exhibition LighteLite Coin in conjunction with The Wrong Digital Art Biennale which occurred last Year at DATELINE.

DATELINE
3004 Larimer Street
Denver, Colorado 80205
www.ddaatteeliinnee.com

Join Vukadin-Hoitt, friends and family at Altered States of Beauty, a one-night exhibition and reception, on Saturday, April 6, from 6 to 9 p.m. at ATC DEN, 3420 Larimer Street.

Space is limited; tickets are available for a suggested donation of $10 to $15 at Eventbrite.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/altered-states-of-beauty-by-silvana-vukadin-hoitt-tickets-59492286029

HEAL: An invitation to HEAL
March 1 - May 31

Opens March 1, 6-9 pm
First Friday April 5, 6-9 pm
Closing Reception May 3, 6-9 pm

HEAL: An invitation to HEAL visually explores life and its inherent drive to find balance in contrasting, restorative, beautiful, meditative, terrifying and informative ways.

This group show, curated by Dona Laurita Collective, resides in three different Boulder County venues showcasing different works. It engages the viewer with representation of what we all as living beings desire: to be healthy, to heal.  

HEAL weaves visual mediums together to create a cohesive body of work that speaks to all of us living on this spinning planet.

Dona Laurita Collective is pleased to announce another Shutter Relief Project: Creating Social Awareness Through the Arts www.donalauritagallery.com/events

Dona Laurita Gallery
820 Main St,
Louisville, CO 80027
www.donalauritagallery.com

Galleries of Contemporary Art (GOCA)

TIME: Biannual UCCS Visual Art Faculty exhibition
Carol Dass, Abbey Hepner, Stacy Platt
Curated by Daisy McGowan
Jan 31 - May 12, 2019

Artist Talks @ GOCA UCCS, Ent Center for the Arts:

Marina Eckler, Pauline Foss, Abbey Hepner, Nikki Pike
March 14, 6–7pm, free Register HERE

Carol Dass, Ben Kinsley, Jessica Langley, Stacy Platt
April 5, 6–7pm, free, Register HERE

Faculty: Abbey Hepner, Ben Kinsley, Marina Eckler, Nikki Pike, Claire Rau, Corey Drieth, Jeremy Click, Pauline Foss, Stacy Platt, Matt Barton, Nick Henning, Carol Dass, & Jessica Langley

TIME: Biannual UCCS Visual Art Faculty Exhibition celebrates and investigates the work of contemporary artists serving as educators at UCCS. GOCA has championed conceptually innovative projects in its exhibition spaces for the past 37 years, inviting artists from this region and beyond to manifest their visions in collaboration with our students, faculty and staff. For this exhibition, we invited our faculty to respond to a theme that is connected to the biannual POLLINATE festival the exhibition is part of – TIME.

Time is both a physical dimension of our universe and and a marker of change. Beyond the ticking of seconds in a minute, minutes in an hour and beyond, time is also the accumulation of history, the forward march of ever-faster connections through contemporary technologies, and the incremental tedium of everyday experience. Contemporary art and artists have responded to time not as a unitary subject or theme, but in a multi-faceted way that’s as diverse as contemporary art itself.

Works in this exhibition span a broad range of media and concepts – painting, drawing, sculpture, sound installation, kinetic works, time-based media and performative happenings are all represented. The artists were invited to exhibit new or recent work connecting to overarching theme. It is an honor to give platform to the work of our artist faculty at UCCS – I invite you to connect with the work in our spaces this spring at our Marie Walsh Sharpe Gallery of Contemporary Art site, in the Ent Center for the Arts.

Galleries of Contemporary Art (GOCA)
5225 N Nevada Ave,
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
www.galleryuccs.org

40 West Arts district

First Friday in the 40 West Arts district. Some good art to be seen.

at Pirate: Contemporary Art : Craig Robb and John David Davenport

and at EDGE Gallery : Susan Goldstein and a MOP show

and Opening at Next Gallery : Melody Epperson and Natalie Smith

40 West Arts District

https://40westarts.org

'FIRST FRIDAY' AT SPACE ANNEX

FEATURING NEW WORK BY: PAUL BROKERING

REAR VIEW MIRROR

EXHIBITION DATES: MARCH 29TH - MAY 4TH

(SPACE ANNEX 95 S. CHEROKEE)

Paul Brokering's solo photography exhibition Rear View Mirror • 13 Typologies is currently on view at Space Gallery's newest location Space ANNEX Join us this Friday for extended viewing hours from 6-9pm. The exhibition will be open to the public Friday and Saturdays........ and by appointment.

Michael Warren Contemporary

Gwen Laine 
Of Light and Wind

With concurrent exhibit by Gallery Artists

March 5 – April 13, 2019

First Friday Art Walk, April 5 (6-9pm)

Michael Warren Contemporary (MWC) is pleased to present :

Gwen Laine “Of Light and Wind.” With concurrent photography exhibition with work by gallery artists: Richard Eisen, Liz Hickok, Fred Hodder, Dallas Parkins, Paul Sisson, and Sherry Wiggins.

Michael Warren Contemporary
760 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80204
303.635.6255
www.michaelwarrencontemporary.com

Ron Johnson
Once Upon A Time Out West

April 5 - May 5, 2019
Opens April 5, 5-7pm

After working for 37 years as an architectural photographer, Ron returned to what first brought him to photography. Black and white fine art images – primarily landscape and elements found in the landscape. Today, he uses a digital camera and computer much as he once used a 4x5 camera and darkroom. Each image is carefully composed and printed. Images are drawn from years of travel, a widely varied history of work, and an appreciation of all forms of music, art, and literature.

These images are not meant to convey any commentary on the social, cultural or political state of the world in which we live, nor are they about the process used to create them. They are about light and form, and seeing, not merely looking at the world around us. As artists, we are compelled to share parts of our lives through the images we create. Some of our efforts may end up lost or forgotten. A few may strike a chord in others. Perhaps we all, in one way or another, want to ask the world, ‘Do you see and hear the things I do? Am I alone?’

Sangre de Cristo Center
Hoag Gallery
210 N Santa Fe Ave,
Pueblo, CO 81003
www.sdc-arts.org
www.studio3301.com

Inspiration | Expression
Panel Discussion at Clyfford Still
Thursday, April 4, 2019, 6–8pm

Kimberly Roberts will moderate a discussion with feature artists from the Colorado Photographic Arts Center’s exhibition Inspiration | Expression. Abstract photographers Brenda Biondo, Carol Golemboski, Danae Falliers, & Philip V. Augustin will discuss the approaches and processes they use to create abstract imagery, and will discuss Still’s use of photographs in the creation of his abstract paintings.

Kimberly Roberts is Curatorial Assistant in the photography department at the Denver Art Museum and a former Junior Research Fellow at the Clyfford Still Museum.

$5 for Members of CPAC and Clyfford Still Museum
$10 for non-members | Registration required

Clyfford Still Museum
1250 Bannock Street
Denver, CO 80204
720.354.4880
info@clyffordstillmuseum.org
www.clyffordstillmuseum.org
www.cpacphoto.org

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Other CPAC organized events:

McNichols Civic Center Building

Elemental Construction
Odette England, Theresa Ganz, Susan Goldstein, Susan Hopp, Heather Oelklaus, George P. Perez, Holly Roberts, Joe Rudko, Vanessa Woods, & Mario Zoots.
January 19 – April 7, 2019

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HEAL: An Invitation to HEAL
Curated by Dona Laurita Collective

March 1 - May 31, 2019
Opening April 4, 6-8pm
Boulder Digital Arts

HEAL: An invitation to HEAL visually explores life and its inherent drive to find balance in contrasting, restorative, beautiful, meditative, terrifying and informative ways.

This group show, curated by Dona Laurita Collective, resides in three different Boulder County venues showcasing different works. It engages the viewer with representation of what we all as living beings desire: to be healthy, to heal.  

HEAL weaves visual mediums together to create a cohesive body of work that speaks to all of us living on this spinning planet.

Dona Laurita Collective is pleased to announce another Shutter Relief Project: Creating Social Awareness Through the Arts www.donalauritagallery.com/events

Boulder Digital Arts is proud to be a 2019 venue for the Denver Month of Photography. BDA empowers creatives and entrepreneurs with classes & workshops that are focused on practical skills and taught by industry professionals. For over 15 years, BDA has been a community-powered resource organization for people who create things. Whether you work in film, photography, design, technology or business, we seek to empower your creative process with membership, resources, education, events, community and collaboration.

Photography Classes available at Boulder Digital Arts during MoP -

Food & Product Photography
March 10, 9a-5p

Portrait Photography
March 13, 6p-9p

Adobe Photoshop Certificate Program
March 1, 9a-5p

Adobe Photoshop Hands-on
April 4, 9a-5p

Adobe Photographer's Workflow Hands-on - Lightroom & Photoshop
April 14, 9a 5p

Boulder Digital Arts
1600 Range St,
Boulder, CO 80301
303.800.4647
www.boulderdigitalarts.com
www.donalaurita.com

Leah Diament at Cooper & Dash

Come join us for our next artist reception on Thursday, April 4th from 6pm to 8pm.

Leah Diament is an artist from Denver, Colorado, who has been shooting photography seriously since 2015. Her photography has evolved to be a supporting element in both her sculptural work and alternative printing process, allowing her to combine a full range of abilities. She primarily focuses on people in their surroundings as a means to display juxtaposition in either a revealing or humorous light. Through her travels over the years she has had the opportunity to meet influential artists from around the world that have enormously shaped how she interacts with art, her photographic subjects, and the people around her.

Cooper & Dash

1441 Wazee St Unit 103, Denver, Colorado 80202

Todd Edward Herman's short film “Cabinet” will screen as part of the exhibit “Ghostly Traces: Memory and Mortality in Contemporary Photography.”

Thursday April 4th, 2019

5:30-7:30pm

Vicki Myhren Gallery

2121 E. Asbury Ave. Denver, CO 80210 (In the University of Denver School of Art)

For more details and to RSVP visit:

http://vicki-myhren-gallery.du.edu/2019/03/28/dont-miss-phantom-fun-times-vmg/

https://www.facebook.com/events/280966069506895/

Whichcraft
Carol Golemboski, Melanie Walker, Mariana Vieira
Curated by Sharifa Moore ‘19

April 4 – April 27, 2019
Opening April 4, 5-8pm

The Next Stage Gallery is pleased to host the work of three exceptional photographers during the Month of Photography: Carol Golemboski, Melanie Walker, and Mariana Vieira. Whichcraft features thoughtful compositions that defy boundaries of traditional expectations for photographic bodies of work and challenges notions of what defines an image. To practice whichcraft is to alter the nature of reality through engagement with curiosity and the magic of photography. 

An interactive art space curated by the College of Arts & Media at CU Denver with partnership from Denver Arts and Venues

*Inside the Denver Performing Arts Complex across from the Buell Theater

Tuesday – Friday 4:30 – 7:30pm
Saturday – Sunday 12:30 – 7:30pm

The Next Stage Gallery
1400 Curtis Street
Denver, CO 80202
Nextstagecu.org

NJC Youngers Gallery and Open Press LTD Present: Photo Etchings

Artists: Janice McCullagh, Daniel Teitelbaum, Renee Standley and Mark Lunning

March 25- April 18 2019

Public Reception and Artist Talk Wednesday April 3rd, 6:00pm to 8:00pm

Join us for our four artist group exhibition for the Month of Photography. All four artists combine photography with printmaking in their use of the photo-polymer process, similar to traditional photogravure. The main difference is the time it takes and the toxicity of the products. These artists are using Solar Plates to create their plates. Once the plate is made, it’s inked and printed as any traditional intaglio plate would be, with more or less the same results.

Each artist presented brings a unique perspective of their influences from travel, the landscape, everyday life, and the surreal.

The Youngers Gallery is open M-F 9am-5pm

Located on the Northeastern Junior College Campus in the ES French building Sterling, Colorado 80751

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Open Press Inc

504 N 3rd St, Sterling, CO 80751

www.openpressltd.com

Phone: (303) 778-1116

Please join us Sunday, March 31 for waffles, coffee and art! This is your last chance to enjoy the "Spun Sugar, same as it never was" Month of Photography Denver art show curated by Merhia M Wiese (meeeee!!!)

This is a family friendly event that will have more cotton candy, coffee and special waffles prepared by my love, Andrew Novick!!

Federal Coffee

2307 Federal Blvd, Denver, Colorado 80211

Deconstruction
March 14 - April 14, 2019

Sharifa Moore, Jason Bye, Leah Diament, Katherine Phenna, Joe Addison, Tania Kaaz, Jody Akers, Bill Westheimer, Leah Diament, Jason Bye, Sharifa Moore, and Gary Reed present

Deconstruction, an exhibition of works by 8 alternative process photographers dismantling traditional and modern modes of photography in the first official exhibit at Altieri Studios.

March 30, 11am-3pm
Student Paper Negative Workshop

Bring your vintage cameras back to life with our paper negative workshop!

A paper negative is much like it sounds. Using photographic paper in place of film we will create a photographic negative that can then be used to make a contact print or can be scanned and inverted to produce a digital print.

Using Vintage cameras this workshop will introduce students to basic photographic concepts, camera operations and darkroom processes that can be executed in your own simple washroom darkroom.

Instructor Jason Bye featured in our month of photography exhibition has been making photographs for most of his life. Creating his first paper negatives in high school Jason became mesmerized by photographic processes sparking a life long passion for the medium. Bye studied studio arts at MSU with an emphasis in photography and has since curated several photo shows with local and national artist. In recent years Bye worked as the Marketing Director at Mike Wright Gallery where he also curated shows for the Month of Photography in 2015 and 2017. Currently Bye is an Account Executive at Reed Art & Imaging working with local, national and international artist to fulfill their print production needs.

Paper and cameras provided by Englewood Camera

Additional cameras provided by Mark Sink

Upcoming:

March 31, 11am - 3pm: Paper Negative Workshop ($40)

April 7, 11am- 3pm: Cyanotype Workshop ($40)

Studio Altieri
1 Galapago St,
Denver, CO 80223