In this session, Rachel will discuss the history of photography and its alternative processes. Students will then take a Polaroid photograph and learn how to remove the inside sheet of film and transfer it to a different surface such as paper, wood, or glass. After drying, students will have a one-of-a-kind art piece to display and a new understanding of film photography in a digital world.
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Details
- Offering Type: Art Experience
- Disciplines: In Person Offering, Visual & Media Arts
- Grade Level: 9th-12th
- Academic Subject: Science
Cost
$25/1 unit per class (minimum of 2 classes must be booked back-to-back)
Booking
Time Availability
Artist is available Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Class duration is 1 hour.
Materials Needed
- Polaroid 600 film
- Rubber gloves
- Scissors
- Paint brushes
- Paper
- Canvas, etc.
Artist will provide Polaroid cameras (shared in pairs), film trays, electric water kettle
Space Requirements
Room with a large table or desks and sink
Advanced Preparation
None
Downloadable Resources
Scheduling Request Form
Artists in the Schools is available for use by all schools and educational institutions, public or private. Program costs are listed on individual offering pages. Tulsa, Jenks, and Owasso Public Schools teachers and staff are able to book through Artists in the Schools at no cost to individual sites because district funds have been allocated to the program. Some restrictions may apply; contact us for details.
Couldn’t find exactly what you were looking for? Let us know! Our artists and arts organizations are flexible and talented and can most likely accommodate your request.
If you have any questions, contact:
Caitlin Turner
Director of Partnership Programs
(918) 922-7537
cturner@ahhatulsa.org
