Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th, October 2024
at SPAZIO TRART
Viale XX Settembre, 33 - Trieste
Schedule for the Workshop
Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th, October 2024
Paul Gadd will explain the advantages and disadvantages of bleaching prints, how it can enhance or change their appearance, and demonstrate different techniques for achieving various effects. He will also share practical tips on how he professionally hangs and presents his work.
Participants are invited to bring a selection of printed works, including some they don't mind damaging for experimental purposes. Fibre-based prints are preferred, as they offer better workability. Matt and semi-matt papers are particularly recommended, as they are more forgiving when corrections are needed. RC papers are discouraged, as their coating makes them difficult to paint on, especially for beginners.
Day 1 - Bleaching, Toning, Fixing, and Washing
9:00 am - 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Day 2 - Painting
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Participation and Equipment
Participation is reserved for Exhibit Around APS members (registration by filling out the workshop registration form).
Enrollment Fee
Special Promo Trieste Photo Days 2024
230 € + Exhibit Around 2024 membership card (20 €)
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Payment
- PayPal to paypal@exhibitaround.com or www.paypal.me/ExhibitAroundAPS (+10 €)
- Bank Transfer to Exhibit Around APS
IBAN: IT34P0306909606100000186758
BIC/SWIFT: BCITITMM
Bank: Banca Intesa – Milano, Piazza Ferrari 10, bank code: 55000
Reason for Payment: “Your Name + Workshop Gadd” - Cash at the premises of Exhibit Around APS headquarters: via San Francesco 6, Trieste, Italy (appointment required: 040 372 0617)
Teacher: Paul Gadd
Paul Gadd is an internationally acclaimed British photographer known for his unique style that combines deep aesthetic sensitivity with an innovative conceptual vision. His work begins with film shots, which are then manipulated with scratches and other mechanical interventions. The resulting prints are further modified by the artist using various techniques, including the ancient encaustic method. This creative process gives rise to unique pieces, characterized by a mix of humor and dark atmospheres, which have captured the attention of collectors and galleries worldwide.
