Registration Office | P.O.Box 37, Penland, NC 28765
Phone: (828) 765-2359 | info@penland.org | https://penland.org
If you have been enrolled in a workshop since Fall 2019, you will need your username and password to complete your registration. If you have not enrolled in a workshop, you will create an account during the registration process.
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If a workshop is full, please submit a Waitlist Application HERE. This application can also be found at Penland.org , click on Registration, then scroll down to Waiting List . Students interested in a scholarship to attend our programming should not apply to be on the waiting list. Those applications can be found online at: www.penland.slideroom.com.
Housing assignments are made on a first, come-first, served basis. We cannot honor requests for specific rooms or buildings. We do our best to match students with the type of housing they request, but this is not always possible. If the housing preference selected is not available, we will contact you to discuss alternate options. Note: we only house people enrolled in workshop.
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If you are applying for a scholarship, do not complete this application. The scholarship application can be found at www.penland.slideroom.com
PHOTO – FALL CONCENTRATION
This workshop will explore the limitless possibilities of working with photographic processes invented during the past three centuries. By first learning each process and then beginning to combine them, each student will invent their own way of working. We will have daily demonstrations, discussions of historic and contemporary works, and plenty of time for experimentation. Processes will include in-camera and digital negatives, wet-plate collodion (ambrotypes, tintypes, negatives), cyanotype, Van Dyke brown, platinum/palladium, albumen, and digital printing. The workshop will be exciting for beginning to advanced photographers who want to set aside time to experiment and make new art. All levels.
Photographer, educator, author; teaching: associate professor at Parsons The New School of Design (NYC), Maine Media Workshops, Griffin Museum of Photography (MA), NORDphotography (Norway); 2022 keynote speaker for Finnish Darkroom Association, advisor to Lishui International Handmade Photography Center (China); collections: Amon Carter Museum of Art (TX), Crocker Art Museum (CA), Toledo Museum of Art (OH), Museo de Arte Moderno (Columbia); author of Jill Enfield’s Guide to Alternative Processes, used as a textbook in many schools.
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