• LIGHT WORK TOTEBAG: Too much to carry without a good-looking bag in sight? Try Light Work's new totebag ($10).
Visit our online store for details.
• VISITORS + TOURS: Take a tour of Light Work's state-of-the-art facilities. See tour details online or call 315-443-1300.
• ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM: Apply now, if you are interested in a residency for 2009. The artist stipend for the one-month residency is $4,000.
See details for a description of the residency and our facilities.
• COMMUNITY DARKROOMS: offers classes, workshops, and special teens-only sessions.
Please visit the darkroom website for details or call 315-443-2450 for a printed brochure. The darkrooms are also accepting donations of film cameras of any format and make. Please contact us if you have working camera equipment that you would like to donate.
www.CommunityDarkrooms.com Community Darkrooms reopens Tuesday, September 8th! We're still open to take in print orders, though! Bring 'em in! Posted at 3:50 PM Sep 1 view more
About me: Light Work/Community Darkrooms (LW/CD) is a public access photography facility located in the Robert B. Menschel Media Center at Syracuse University. LW/CD is open to Syracuse University students and the general public through semester and yearly memberships, or through a low hourly rate. LW/CD is a modern photographic facility designed to provide access too the equipment and materials needed to produce photographs in both color and black-and-white; experiment with multimedia, web design, and digital photography; or learn new skills through a variety of classes and workshops offered each semester.
LW/CD is open evenings and weekend hours to accommodate your busy schedule. Our lab assistants are on hand at all times to answer questions and provide assistance. LW/CD is also a valuable resource for information about upcoming gallery exhibitions, grant opportunities, and local events listings. In 2001, LW/CD was completely renovated from floor to ceiling making it one of the most technically advanced photography and computer imaging studios.
Paid parking is available at Booth and Marion Lots
Who I'd like to meet: • Beginning photographers
• Professional artists
• Artists-in-Residence at Light Work (nearly 300 to date)
• Designers needing highly calibrated, large-format digital outputs
• Artists wanting to output digital art for gallery exhibitions and collections
