Camera Obscura Workshop

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Camera Obscura Workshop

NOOSA REGIONAL GALLERY
SATURDAY OCTOBER 23
10.30AM – 1.30PM
LOCATION:  NOOSA REGIONAL GALLERY

Camera Obscura Workshop with Floating Land artist Amanda Bennetts.

Experience first-hand the optical phenomenon that all cameras rely on to produce photographs, the Camera Obscura. Watch as the room becomes a camera, projecting the outside world upside down. It’s a truly magical experience!

The workshop starts with Amanda explaining what a camera obscura is and showing examples of the camera obscura built in different eras and artists using the unusual camera obscura in their artmaking practice, including Amanda’s Floating Art installation. Experience a room transformed into a giant camera, stand inside it, and see the outside world appear inside the room. Then, build your own small Camera Obscura out of cardboard. With your camera obscura, you will be able to capture photographs using your mobile phone that are truly beautiful and unique. All materials are supplied, and you get to keep your camera obscura.

$35 incl. materials.

Ages 18+

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In accordance with our Conditions of Entry, all visitors attend Floating Land Biennale (FLB) at their own risk. Whilst FLB has implemented all legally required and recommended control measures in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic, by entering FLB all visitors acknowledge and accept that there currently remains an unquantifiable risk of transmission of COVID-19. All visitors are assumed to have assessed this risk of transmission, including through consideration of their own health condition, in making the decision to attend FLB.

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  • Have you been overseas within the last 14 days?
  • Have you recently returned from declared Queensland Health hotspots?
  • Have you been or someone you live with social isolated within the last 14 days?
  • Do you have any flu like symptoms?

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