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This project successfully raised its funding goal on January 4.
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handwritten Radiant Labs postcard
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gelatin silver printed 4”x5” postcard
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Radiant Labs tote bag screen printed by us and our lovely friend Emily (includes $5 flat rate domestic shipping fee)
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Radiant Labs kitchen/work apron screen printed by us and our lovely friend Emily (includes $5 flat rate domestic shipping fee)
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custom 8”x10” gelatin silver print made by us from a b&w negative you send us
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one 11”x14” chromogenic color print by Johanna or Stephanie
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two 11”x14” chromogenic color prints by Johanna and Stephanie
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Stephanie Prussin is an artist that lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She was born in San Francisco, CA, and received her M.F.A. from Columbia University, New York, and B.A. from University of California, Santa Cruz. Her work considers photography’s expectation of documentary truth by pushing the capacity of the negative to hold and relay information. Utilizing a large format film camera and the basic elements of photography - time and light - she investigates the experience and perception of time through durational exposures.
www.stephanieprussin.com
Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Johanna Wolfe is a photographer who makes analog c-prints. Her awareness of forensic and scientific investigation was encouraged at a young age by parents working in medicine and criminal law enforcement. During her time as an undergraduate studying Art History at Columbia University, she traveled extensively through Europe and Asia, fortifying her interests in and passion for documentary photography. She has worked in various media-based fields, including publishing, film festivals and television, where she produced observational documentary series for networks including TLC, Discovery Health and A&E. After receiving an M.F.A. in Visual Arts from Columbia University in 2010, she began teaching undergraduate photography in New York City. She has exhibited her work in New York and throughout the United States.
www.johannawolfephoto.com
Any project updates to share?
Darkroom Rocks!
We also will make Lab in Tokyo next year !
Can't wait to visit!
Three cheers for analog! Long live the C-Print, Gelatin silver prints and traditional darkroom techniques. Congratulations.
Yay! Congrats on reaching your goal!
Lovely homegrown project! Keeping the darkroom bright!