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Cyanotypes: The Magic of Alternative Photography

Teaching Artist: Kevin Rose Schultz

Explore alternative process photography with cyanotypes.  Sir John Hershel invented this process in 1842.  Today, global artists are exploring new and modern ways to use this medium. Artist Kevin Rose Schultz will guide students through printing with this historical photo process on watercolor paper and vintage paper.  Learn dry and wet techniques for making one-of-a-kind prints with nature and textiles.  Participants may bring their own flat materials for printing (pressed plants, lace, paper cutouts, and small negatives), but all materials will be provided for printing. 

Artist Bio

Kevin Rose Schultz stays busy in her studio in Floyds Knobs, Indiana. After retiring from teaching art in the public schools, she has focused her energies on working as an artist.  Schultz has been exploring the alternative photographic process of cyanotypes and has successfully exhibited her work in regional, national, and international juried shows.  Her cyanotype prints of vintage dresses have been exhibited, published, and collected.  She has a BA from Indiana University and a Master of Arts in Teaching from the University of Louisville.  Schutz teaches photography with the LVA Children’s Fine Art Classes, conducts cyanotype workshops, and exhibits with Harrison County Arts in Corydon, Bourne-Schweitzer Gallery in New Albany, and Art on Main in Madison, Indiana.

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