Lucia Moholy – Exposures
Camera Obscura – Back to the Origins of Photography, for families
In this workshop, participants will explore the phenomenon of the camera obscura. They will experiment with pinhole cameras and expose their own motifs outdoors, which will then be developed in the black-and-white photo lab. The resulting negatives and positives are theirs to take home with them.
The workshop is designed as a family workshop. All persons, children and adults, require their own ticket.
Age: suitable for all age groups (children under the age of ten must be accompanied by an adult), no previous knowledge necessary.
Duration: 2.5 hours
Educator: Sophia Remer
Costs: CHF 30.– per person
Note: This workshop requires a minimum of eight registered participants and is limited to a maximum of twelve people, based on the space available in the photo lab.
Registration deadline: one week before the event
This workshop takes place in German.
The Lure of the Image – Wie Bilder im Netz verlocken
with Sarah Hablützel, in German
The guided tour is free.
Admission to the exhibition: CHF 14.– (reduced CHF 12.–)
Limited number of places. Participants can register for the tour at the ticket desk (at the earliest 30 minutes before the tour starts).
The Lure of the Image – Wie Bilder im Netz verlocken
with Sarah Hablützel, in German
The guided tour is free.
Admission to the exhibition: CHF 14.– (reduced CHF 12.–)
Limited number of places. Participants can register for the tour at the ticket desk (at the earliest 30 minutes before the tour starts).
Lucia Moholy – Exposures
with Astrid Näff, in German
The guided tour is free.
Admission to the exhibition: CHF 14.– (reduced CHF 12.–)
Limited number of places. Participants can register for the tour at the ticket desk (at the earliest 30 minutes before the tour starts).
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