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this is a one day workshop
'The Bromoil Workshop'
Date: Sun 10th June
Venue: 700 James Lane Trentham East
Times: Sun 10.00 am to 4.00 pm
An Alternative photographic process where the silver particles on a black and white print are replaced by oil based printing
inks. The print is treated chemically before oily inks are applied by brushes, re-creating the original image. The use of
different brush actions allows the artist creative control over the image reproduced.
Level of skill required: Ability to make a photographic image (basic darkroom skills) Patience and persistence highly
desirable.
Class Size: Maximum 6 Cancel workshop if 3 or less
Cost: $175.00 [subscribers sponsors & concession $150.00]
Lunch, morning and afternoon teas provided
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Chris Lim is an art photographer who now specializes in the Bromoil process, using it as a means of expression since completing
her photographic studies in 1997. She graduated from Photography Studies College with a Diploma of Illustrative Photography. She
has had 2 solo exhibitions and several group shows all in Melbourne, and has shown in small cafes, Event centres and galleries
like 101 Collins Street, Linden Gallery, Photographers Gallery, The Centre for Contemporary Photography, 80 Gold Street and
in the United States of America
Awards
1999 Winner of Weerama Photographic competition, open category
1998 Polaroid award from Photography Studies College and Polaroid
Australia for excellence in use of the Polaroid medium
1996 Silver Award and Certificate of Merit from the Australian Institute of Photographers Experimental section
1993 Winner of the Williamstown Summer Festival Photographic Competition
Member of the Institute of Photographic Techniques and International Society of Bromoilists
Chris runs workshops on the Bromoil process and has been invited to speak at conferences, the two most recent being at
the Institute of Photographic Technique conference at RMIT, Melbourne and at the Daylesford Foto Biennale 05.
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