Cyanotypes Workshop Collective Intermission

Kathryn and Paula, the duo behind Collective Intermission, have a passion for sharing their knowledge of alternative photography methods. They started exploring the world of cyanotypes, one of the earliest forms of photography, and now they're excited to lead a workshop where participants can learn about this captivating process.

The Cyanotypes Workshop: Collective Intermission, taking place on Friday, 13 November 2026, at Where Else? in Margate, is a beginner-friendly session where attendees will learn how to make cyanotype prints using sunlight and personalised drawings. The workshop will provide hand-made kits and delve into the history and chemistry behind cyanotype photography, giving participants a comprehensive understanding of the technique.

During the workshop, Kathryn and Paula will guide participants through the process of coating paper with a non-toxic light-sensitive solution and exposing it to UV light, resulting in stunning blue prints. This unique process allows for a high level of creativity and personalisation, as participants can use their own drawings to create one-of-a-kind prints. The workshop is designed to equip participants with the basic knowledge to continue making cyanotypes at home, making it an excellent opportunity for those interested in photography and alternative printing methods.

The Cyanotypes Workshop: Collective Intermission is perfect for individuals looking to explore their creative side and learn about a unique form of photography. With the guidance of Kathryn and Paula, participants will leave the workshop with a newfound understanding of cyanotype printing and lovely blue prints to take home. To join this creative session, tickets are with the button beside the article.

By attending the Cyanotypes Workshop: Collective Intermission, participants will not only learn about the art of cyanotype printing but also gain hands-on experience in creating their own unique prints. The workshop's focus on providing a comprehensive understanding of the technique, combined with the creative freedom to experiment with personalised drawings, makes it an engaging and rewarding experience for all participants.