Creating cyanotype prints is one of the oldest alternative photographic processes. It uses non-toxic chemicals to develop a UV-sensitive solution that produces vibrant blue colors. Participants will be able to use plants and leaves from the surrounding landscape, hand-drawn stencils, or printed transparencies to compose an image. The composition is then exposed to the sun to create prints on paper or fabric.

Art material supplied.
Door prizes.
Food Provided.

About Joseph:
Joseph Allen (Rosebud Lakota/ White Earth) is a photographer and printmaker based in Ogema, Minnesota, in the White Earth Nation. He is also Executive Director of the Manoomin Artis Initiative and founder of the Animikii Print Club in Mahnomen, MN. He will be assisted by photographer Rebecca Dallinger.