EventsStudio Workshop: Cyanotypes

Studio Workshop: Cyanotype

October 2, 2026 | 1:30–4 p.m.
Location: High Museum of Art, Blue Workshop
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Cyanotyping, a photographic printing process in which objects are placed on photosensitive paper and exposed to UV light, creates striking blue-and-white images through the power of sunlight. In this hands-on workshop, we will begin by creating traditional cyanotype prints using objects brought from home or selected from a collection of nature-inspired materials we provide. We will then take our prints to the next level by experimenting with staining, hand-drawn elements, and other creative interventions that transform the classic cyanotype process. Each person will leave with a collection of unique prints while gaining a deeper understanding of alternative photographic processes.

About Studio Workshops

Studio Workshops are beginner-friendly art-making workshops inspired by artworks on view at the High. These workshops provide opportunities to experiment, play, and enjoy new art-making materials and processes. No prior experience is required. Studio Workshops are designed for adults, but all ages are welcome. This workshop is offered three times.

About Your Instructor

Purna Ahuja is a graphic artist turned art educator. She began her career in publishing, working as a graphic artist in New York and Atlanta with a specialization in children’s books. Her passion for educational materials inspired her to change careers, and she worked as an art educator for Gwinnett County Public Schools for twenty-one years using multidisciplinary and STEAM-based methods to teach students of diverse needs and abilities. She served as a juror for the Governor’s Honors Program and a supervising mentor for art education students at Georgia State University.

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