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xxxxx workshop 45_xx: Ephemeral Exposures//Instant Imagery with Alice Miceli And Kathrin Guenter
May 3rd: 2PM: Ephemeral Exposures - Instant Imagery
The Game of Light. Equations and Estimations. Exploring beyond
reciprocity laws of light intensity and exposure time, we will
construct a variation of "kamera lucidas" based on simple photographic
mechanisms and optical phenomena. Starting off with instant
photographic materials for immediate results, any other kinds of
photosensitive material are welcome.
Kamera Backs for Instant Films (Custom Polaroid backs from former
Polaroid Land Kameras and also 6x6 medium format kamera backs) and some
Instant Films will be provided. Participants are very much encouraged to
bring their own polaroid backs and films (see details below) as
materials are limited.
Participants may also bring along anything they wish their kamera body
to be constructed from.
Film details: Fuji Instant Color Film FP 100 c Professional, Polaroid
665, 667, 669, 689, 690 Polaroid Studio twin Pack or any Polaroid that
has the Format 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 inch.
Please note: These are NOT standard instant Polaroid films like the
Polaroid 600.
Max. participants: 8. No technical knowledge required
Fee: 5 euros (+ materials). RSVP m@1010.co.uk
Kathrin Günter, artist and photographer has been exploring extensively
gossip, star behaviour and the phenomenon of paparazzi photography.
Recent researches include thoughtographic theories and invisible
phenomena of the early twentieth century.
Alice Miceli, artist, has been developing a body of work focused on
creating conceptual visualizations for extreme issues. She is
currently working on the further stages of herongoing "Chernobyl
Project".
Haribo Computer – Software
Katier Shows: Backlight Photo Triennale Finland, 09/2008
Ulrich Haas-Pursiainen,
Photographic Centre Nykyaika
Laughter, roars of laughter, the insatiable and irresistible desire for pleasure (kicks) are all ubiquitous elements of our contemporary (cross-cultural and worldwide) society of fun and pleasure, also with their darker sides.
The figures capable of producing these kicks were and are still today the iridescent clowns and talkative jesters who through art, ritualized gestures and often absurd tools show us our shortcomings with humour ranging from sarcasm to obscenity.
Other people’s behaviour appears grotesque always when it abandons the codes of familiarity and becomes capable of breaking taboos and showing us another reality.
From these ambivalent areas of tension in everyday life and in art, I wish Tickle Attack joyful projects from all cultural circles, which, as dedicated documentaries or creative constructions, at the height of our time, bring along them a wider and more in-depth understanding.
How, when, where, why, by whom or what – was, is and will there be laughter, humour, irony, a roar of laughter or dada? Not funny pictures but passionate and exciting projects with contents and backgrounds that grasp the wide and ambivalent theme within the contemporary society of fun and pleasure and can mediate it to their wondering viewers.
Workshop: Ephemeral Exposures – Instant Imagery
DIY – Instant Pinhole Photography:
Workshop with Alice Miceli and Kathrin Günter
Where: pickledfeet, Linienstrasse 54, 10119 Berlin
When: May, 3rd 2008, 2pm – 8pm
Participation Fee: tba
A limited amount of Film and Kamera Materials will be provided.
You are welcome to bring materials including polaroid backs for instant pack film formats, instant pack films, cardboards or any materials you wish your kamera to be built of.
Please register for participation at katie@fotokatie.com
Thoughtography: The Polaroid Pinhole Portrait
20 minutes daylight OHP 100 ASA Polaroid colour
10 minutes daylight OHP Elinchrom 500 100 ASA Polaroid colour
8 minutes daylight Elinchrom 100 ASA Polaroid colour
Big Black Pinhole Polaroid Box With Zoom
2 hours daylight chandelier light 100 ASA Polaroid colour
40 minutes daylight 100 ASA Polaroid daylight cloudy
1 hour artificial light and neon light nighttime 100 ASA Polaroid daylight
Star shots 3: “Star spots or Erasing Paparazzi Photography” – Soon!
A third series of the “star shots” project is currently in progress.
It may take a little while, as I need to find some fundings.
You can’t wait and would like to donate?
Get in touch with me! katie@fotokatie.com
17/02/2008, 11 pm – 6.30 am
This is an ongoing, investigative project between me, my friend Alice and a little black pinhole polaroid box.
7,5 hours nighttime, roof top, slight rain, positioned in a slightly windy cypress.