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EXPLORING
COPIER ART
Instructor Ginny LloydChoose
from one of the two dates below.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
9:30 AM to 4:30 PM |
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Saturday, October
9th, 2010
9:30 AM to 4:30 PM |
Jaffe Center for Book Arts
Book Studio Studio 350C
This workshop, in conjunction with our Carbon Alternative
exhibition, offers instruction in copier art from one of the
major contributing artists originally working in the medium,
Ginny Lloyd, whose work and private collection forms the
foundation for our exhibition.
Ginny will show examples of early works created on copiers,
explain how they were made, and demonstrate techniques
developed as a result of her experiments with using copiers
as unique cameras. This is a hands-on workshop where
participants will have an opportunity to try the techniques
for themselves and come away with unique prints and/or an
artists' book.
Techniques you will learn in this workshop include:
• Flashing
• Copy Motion
• Overprinting
• Degeneration
• Direct image
• Still Life Collage
• Automated Overlay
And many more you will find in discovery experiments. Ginny
has taught similar workshops in California, Ohio, New York,
Germany, Holland and Italy.
Tuition Schedule:
$75 general public / $65 FAU faculty & staff and students
from other institutions / $55 FAU students
Instructor
Ginny Lloyd is an award-winning photographer and former
professor of computer graphics. She has received NEA grants
for both her artists'
books and performance art. Her works have been published and
exhibited internationally. Ginny is the founder of the Gina
Lotta Post Artistamp Museum and she is affiliated with
contemporary Fluxus and DADA art movements. She has been a
curator of several exhibitions of copy machine art and
lectures internationally on the topic. She lives in Jupiter,
Florida and is the organizer of the Inter-Florida Fluxus
Tour.
To
Register
Click the link to the left, which will open
an email that you can send to John Cutrone, JCBA Programs
Coordinator. Sending the email, with your contact
information, will begin the registration process.
blog: ginnylloyd.blogspot.com |
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