The Picasso Museum offers a family workshop to discover the work of Meyerowitz
The activity includes a guided tour of 'Joel Meyerowitz. Europe 1966-1967', as well as learning the cyanotype photographic technique.
The Picasso Museum Málaga (MPM) has organized a new event as part of the 'Museum in Motion' series for Saturday, December 14. It involves a workshop open to all audiences that combines the work of photographer Joel Meyerowitz with the photographic technique of cyanotype.
The activity includes a guided tour of 'Joel Meyerowitz. Europe 1966-1967', as well as learning a photographic process that uses transparencies on acetate, producing surprising results. Tickets are already on sale, the gallery announced in a statement.
'Meyerowitz's Photography through Cyanotype' is the title of this workshop, which will take place on Saturday, December 14 at 11:30 AM at the Picasso Museum Málaga and is aimed at people of all ages.
This is an activity that is part of the programming for the temporary exhibition 'Joel Meyerowitz. Europe 1966-1967', which ends on December 15. This training offers a unique experience that combines the work of the American photographer with one of the oldest known techniques, cyanotype.
The activity will start with a guided tour of the New York artist's exhibition, where participants can explore his most representative works. Meyerowitz is known for capturing significant moments of everyday life and urban landscapes from the mid-20th century.
During the tour, they will discover details about his creative process, as well as the relevance of his work in the evolution of photographic art, as specified by the museum. After the visit, participants will have the opportunity to apply what they learned in a practical workshop where the cyanotype technique will be taught.
This photographic process, which uses transparencies on acetate, allows for creating images by experimenting with light and shadows. The activity is designed to foster creativity and learning in a family-friendly environment, and provides a comprehensive experience that encompasses both observation and dialogue as well as artistic creation.
Intended for children aged four to 12 years, always accompanied by an adult, the cost of this workshop is five euros per participant --including children--, and includes the visit to the exhibition and all the materials needed for the activity. It lasts approximately 90 minutes and registration must be made through the website www.museopicassomalaga.org
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