10/14/2026
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 12:30-1:00pm
Ready for a chance to see what goes into creating a cyanotype? Join the Southeast Museum of Photography for an introduction to this historic 19th-century process that utilizes a solution of iron salts, sunlight and water to create unique works of art.
This demonstration will be led by artist Janet Bernardini, whose botanical-inspired works are currently on display in the exhibition “Arrangements: Impressions of Nature.” A step-by-step overview will be accompanied by examples of recent works and tips regarding what exposure times and materials yield the best results.
Event takes place Thursday, October 15 from 12:30-1:00pm. Free and open to staff, faculty, and students as well as the public.
Hosted at the Southeast Museum of Photography on the back portico. Attendees may pick up an educational brochure from the museum’s front desk prior to the start of the demonstration.
Janet Bernardini is a photographer whose passion lies in revealing the beauty found in nature’s forms and textures.
Janet Bernardini’s creative focus is on botanicals, using the subject to draw attention to the artistry present in their details. She will demonstrate her use of various techniques to layer, enhance and embellish her cyanotypes.