Photocollages: Do It Yourself
Jeffrey Dahmus
Tue Jan 17, 01-02:00pm, 1-150
Tue Jan 31, 01-04:00pm, 1-150
Enrollment limited: advance sign up required (see contact below)
Signup by: 16-Jan-2006
Limited to 25 participants.
Participants requested to attend all sessions (non-series)
Prereq: None
Make your own photocollage!
Photocollages involve arranging a series of photographs of a single subject, often dozens of photographs, into a single, larger collage. They are simple to make, and are capable of capturing broader expanses of space and longer periods of time than individual photographs. This technique was originally explored by David Hockney in the 1980's.
At the first session, the basics of photocollages will be discussed and film/disposable cameras will be distributed so that each student can take his/her own pictures. Film and cameras should be returned by January 24th, to allow time for developing. At the second class session, each person's developed photos will be returned. Using these photos, along with other provided materials, each person will be able to make their own photocollage.
Contact: Jeffrey Dahmus, 35-005, x3-7530, jdahmus@mit.edu
Sponsor: Jeffrey B Dahmus, 35-005, 617 253-7530, jdahmus@mit.edu
Latest update: 23-Nov-2005
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