Join instructor Ruth Kaplan for an immersive workshop, Introduction to the Darkroom, where participants will learn the essential skills for traditional wet black & white darkroom printing. Whether you're a beginner or in need of a refresher, this course is designed to guide you through the fundamentals of black and white printing. From setting up the darkroom chemistry and ensuring safety to using the enlarger and creating test prints and contact sheets, you will gain a solid foundation in darkroom techniques. As you progress, you'll also explore more advanced printing methods such as dodging & burning and the use of filters to enhance your images and create exhibition-ready prints.

Ruth Kaplan, an esteemed documentary-based photographer, brings her expertise and passion to this workshop. With her extensive experience in exploring themes such as social behavior, spirituality, and refugee shelters, Kaplan offers valuable insights into the art of darkroom printing. She has exhibited internationally and is represented by the renowned Stephen Bulger Gallery. Additionally, Kaplan's work has been published in major Canadian and international publications, earning her numerous grants and awards.

The Introduction to the Darkroom workshop will be held at Gallery 44 in Toronto. Participants are required to bring their processed B&W negatives, while all other materials will be provided. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the captivating world of darkroom printing with Ruth Kaplan. Book your spot now for an enriching and educational experience. Tickets range from $150 to $175.

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