Bruno Barbey – Contact sheet for student protests in Paris, 1968
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Contact prints by legendary Magnum photographers, including Martin Parr, Eve Arnold, David Hurn, Elliot Erwitt, Bruno Barbey, Burt Glinn, Guy Le Querrec, Herbert List, Thomas Hoepker, David Seymour, and more, are available starting today.
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Jennifer Steen Booher makes double exposure cyanotype photograms on plastic bags. The series is called "Extinct" after her town banned plastic bags.
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(ORIG 08.12.2021) ECO PRINTING TIPS AND HINTS FOR SUCCESS copy 2.pdf
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How funny is this? I was playing with my Gelli plate, after a long time away from it, and doing the packing tape thing. I tried sticker paper (too dull) and while I had the Mac shut down (still p…
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Introductory notes: The search for hidden colours, forms and textures is for me the lure of eco dyeing and eco printing, and a form of art. Eco dyeing and eco printing are essentially direct contac…
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How to make wearable art using a nineteenth-century printing process and your sewing chops. By Kati Sidwall.
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When most observers think of photography and what it means to work in a photographic medium, they imagine a flat two dimensional print in a frame. Photography however, aims to be seen as much more than a piece of paper. Each photograph has a meaning, a purpose. When a piece pushes the bounds of photography,
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This piece is called "Portrait of a Human" because it explores how a person "looks" at a cellular level. The 16 clayboard panels are painted with various types of cells found in the human body - red and white blood cells, neurons, skin and hair cells, lung, retina and muscle tissue cells, among others. A stunning artwork for a doctor's office, biotech firm, research lab, or your living room. Each cell type is painted in watercolor on a separate 8 x 8 inch clayboard, which is particle board…
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Every so often I get an email from someone who wants to know how to make a zine. I try to respond to every message, but sometimes life gets in the way, not to mention the times when my carefully worded responses bounce back because my correspondent mis-spelled his or her email address in the contact
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