In this workshop, participants will utilise reprography as a creative methodology. The practice of reproducing documents and images through various techniques like photography, scanning, and others will be explored to understand the social and political world through ubiquitous images. The workshop will encourage participants to focus specifically on the unfocused, banal, overlooked, and peripheral sections of the images in order to read them in a larger context. Using reprography as a tool to dissect the images, the workshop will develop a discursive setting to examine the politics of images and the order of visuality. The workshop will follow group discussions, exercises, and a book- making session.

Interested and committed participants (18 years and above) are expected to attend the entire duration of the workshop. Art material and refreshments will be provided. The onsite workshop with limited seats will be held at KNMA Saket. Participants are required to carry their cameras or even phones to capture photographs for the workshop.

Priyank Gothwal is an art practitioner. He works across lens-based and drawing mediums. He is interested in the ideas of time and history in his practice. He completed his post-graduation in Fine arts from Shiv Nadar University (India) in 2017 and has initiated a Delhi based art collective called first draft in 2018. His participation in recent exhibitions include to take a turtle for a walk, Mumbai (2019) and many more. He has been a recipient of Inlaks Fine Art award (2018) and part of various residencies and grants including Generator– co-operative art production fund from Gallery Experimenter Kolkata, and Emerging artist award 2020: the extended support platform (FICA).