Blueprints of Memory: Cyanotype Printing at Marina Square

Turn Marina Square memories into blue cyanotype prints and take home a framed keepsake celebrating 40 years of stories.
About this Event

About this workshop

See Marina Square’s memories in a new tones of blue. Celebrate its 40th anniversary through cyanotype printing—a photographic process that uses light to create distinctive blue-and-white images. Turn familiar scenes and nostalgic details into a keepsake of your own.

What participants will do and learn

Discover how light-sensitive paper and photographic negatives work together to create a cyanotype print. Learn to arrange your composition, expose it to light, and rinse it to reveal the image before placing your finished artwork in a paper frame.
What each participant takes home

One cyanotype artwork in a paper frame, ready to display.
What is included
A selection of photographic negatives to choose from, materials and tools for use during the workshop, guided instruction and a paper frame for your finished artwork.
Who this workshop is suitable for

Ages 10 and above. Beginners are welcome—no photography or printing experience needed.
Facilitation

Led by Co:Creation Workshop team, this session offers friendly, step-by-step guidance to help you explore cyanotype printing and bring your ideas to life.

Accessibility or activity conditions to know about
This seated activity involves handling light-sensitive materials, arranging small photographic negatives and rinsing prints in water. Children under 14 must be supervised by an accompanying adult.