Workshop in Phytograms & Phone Prints

Workshop Space at Kirkcaldy Galleries 
Saturday 21 March 2026
Book either 11am – 12 noon or 12 noon – 1pm 
Pay What You Can: £3 / £5 / £7 (tickets via Humanitix)
Suitable for ages 12+

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A black and white photograph by Zoe Hamill showing a white card with a small poppy plant in front
Poppy by Zoe Hamill

Join us for a morning of creative activity led by Dear Earth artist Zoe Hamill in a fun filled session exploring alternative photography. 

Embrace imperfection and experimentation as we learn about less toxic photo processes in this hands-on session. Use plant-based chemistry to create cameraless prints on photographic paper, before entering our DIY darkroom to make an analogue print from images on your phone. All are welcome, no previous experience required! 

In connection with this event, you are welcome to visit the Dear Earth show at any point throughout the opening day. Visit the Kirkcaldy Galleries upstairs from the workshop.

A red coloured image set in a photographic darkroom showing people arranging plant material over photographic papers
Photography with Zoe Hamill

Getting there by Train: Kirkcaldy Galleries is a 2 minute walk from Kirkcaldy Train Station – find timetables, routes, and journey options here.

Getting there by Bus: Kirkcaldy Galleries is a 6 minute walk from Kirkcaldy Bus Station. Stagecoach Buses run frequently between Kirkcaldy Bus Station and destinations around Scotland – plan your journey here.

All images © Zoe Hamill

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