the fabulous Denny Moers demonstrate his wet chemistry Voo-Doo in front of

your very eyes in our Wet Darkroom. This live demonstration is free and

open to anyone interested. An ongoing slide show of his work will be

running in our lounge next door.

Diana Johnson of Brown University’s David Winton Bell Gallery describes

Denny’s work below.

” Denny Moers has become known for his highly imaginative, technically

innovative photographs, which encompass subject matter as diverse as New

England architecture, medieval wall frescoes, ancient Egyptian tomb

reliefs, contemporary construction sites and most recently, western

desertscapes. He uses the term photographic monoprint to describe the

unique quality of each of his images, which he creates by controlling the

action of light on the chemicals in sensitized photographic paper during

the print developing process. His black and white pictures thus exhibit an

extraordinary range of colors, from black to deep rust to pale reds and

rich blues. ”

Scott Lapham / AS220 Darkroom