Cyanotype Workshop

Cyanotype Workshop

Join us at the Center for Visual Art for a fun and hands-on workshop where you'll learn all about creating beautiful cyanotype prints! Tomiko Jones, solo artist of the exhibition , will teach you the history of cyanotype, how to coat paper or fabric with light-sensitive chemicals, and how to expose your designs using sunlight or UV light. No experience necessary - just bring your creativity and enthusiasm! Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore the world of cyanotype photography. See you there!
The Intimate Infinite
Tomiko Jones’ solo exhibition provokes questions about the human relationship with the landscape. Through photographic interventions that traverse time and notions of belonging, Tomiko Jones’ work reflects historical modes of artmaking while imbuing a contemporary urgency and relevance. This workshop is held in conjunction with the Tomiko Jones: The Intimate Infinite exhibition, on view at CVA through March 22.
About Tomiko Jones

Tomiko Jones was a Resident Artist at Museé Niépce, France, and a Fellow at The Camargo Foundation, France. Jones received her MFA and Certificate in Museum Studies from the University of Arizona, Tucson. Currently, Jones is an Assistant Professor of Art at University of Wisconsin-Madison. As an educator she was a Visiting Artist and Curator-in-Residence at California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, Assistant Professor and Photography Program Coordinator at Metropolitan State University of Denver, and held teaching appointments at Mendocino College, New Mexico State University, and Drury University Summer Institute for Visual Arts.

Host or Publisher Center for Visual Art, MSU Denver