London Alternative Photography Collective / This is not a solution
In June 2019 LAPC ran a residency, inviting a group of darkroom based practitioners to spend 10 days asking the question: How can we foster a more sustainable darkroom practice?
Many questions were asked, many of them remain unanswered. But the important thing is that we have opened up a dialogue, a site of enquirey and a field of discovery. This is just the start of a project that we hope will evolve to incorporate many more people, places and ideas.
Our recipes, ideas, questions and thoughts towards creating a more sustainable darkroom photographic practice have been manifested into the form of this publication, ‘TINA’.
Def. Tina; in Portuguese, is the word used to describe development trays used in the darkroom.
Launched at Tate Exchange on Sunday, 03rd November 2019
135mm x 190mm
52 pages
Stapled zine
In June 2019 LAPC ran a residency, inviting a group of darkroom based practitioners to spend 10 days asking the question: How can we foster a more sustainable darkroom practice?
Many questions were asked, many of them remain unanswered. But the important thing is that we have opened up a dialogue, a site of enquirey and a field of discovery. This is just the start of a project that we hope will evolve to incorporate many more people, places and ideas.
Our recipes, ideas, questions and thoughts towards creating a more sustainable darkroom photographic practice have been manifested into the form of this publication, ‘TINA’.
Def. Tina; in Portuguese, is the word used to describe development trays used in the darkroom.
Launched at Tate Exchange on Sunday, 03rd November 2019
135mm x 190mm
52 pages
Stapled zine
In June 2019 LAPC ran a residency, inviting a group of darkroom based practitioners to spend 10 days asking the question: How can we foster a more sustainable darkroom practice?
Many questions were asked, many of them remain unanswered. But the important thing is that we have opened up a dialogue, a site of enquirey and a field of discovery. This is just the start of a project that we hope will evolve to incorporate many more people, places and ideas.
Our recipes, ideas, questions and thoughts towards creating a more sustainable darkroom photographic practice have been manifested into the form of this publication, ‘TINA’.
Def. Tina; in Portuguese, is the word used to describe development trays used in the darkroom.
Launched at Tate Exchange on Sunday, 03rd November 2019
135mm x 190mm
52 pages
Stapled zine