June 2016 has been a very busy month. I have been running a series of lectures and workshops for the Sotheby’s Institute of Art and the University of the Arts London.
On Thursday 21st of April I taught the wet plate collodion process to BA Photography students at the London college of Communication, UAL.
Images of artwork and cyanotype collaborative workshop as part of my residency at Scene Art.
I was commissioned by the Victoria and Albert Museum to deliver a participatory art project with Opening Doors. The commission was exhibited at the museum in February 2016 in the context of the National Festival of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Trans History.
I was commissioned by the V&A Museum to work on a project of participatory Art with Opening Doors to be later exhibited at the museum in the context of the National Festival of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Trans History.
I was commissioned by the V&A Museum to work on a participatory art installation based on installing a pop-up collodion darkroom on Exhibition Road for the Creative Quarter event on the 13th of November. I was helped by a team of 4 people to produce a total of 30 5x4” tintypes.
