Wetlands Narratives: From lens to screenprint

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Jerrabombera Wetlands, PhotoAccess, Megalo

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Wetlands Narratives: From lens to screenprint

This course was a partnered workshop with photo access’ printmaking counterpart Megalo Print Studio and a journey into duotone printing guided by expert tutors. In this weekend workshop, participants explored the Jerrabomberra Wetlands guided by photo access’ own Gabrielle Hall-Lomax. She taught camera basics applicable for both smartphone and digital cameras. The second day of the workshop took place at Megalo Print Studio where expert screen printer Elise Stanley was the guide. At the end of the workshop, participants took home a small edition of handmade duotone prints.

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Gabrielle Hall-Lomax

Gabrielle Hall-Lomax is a visual artist living and working in Canberra. She has a keen focus on alternative photographic processes, specifically combining digital photography and painting techniques. Gabrielle is a graduate from RMIT University where she completed an Honours Degree in Fine Art. In 2020 she completed her Masters in Arts and Cultural Management at The University of Melbourne.

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