Join us for the Pinhole Photography Workshop by Mrinal Bahukhandi, presented as part of the Multiform series developed in collaboration with Goa Open Arts at Arthshila Goa.

DETAILS
Date: 14 March | Saturday
Time: 11.00 AM – 2.00 PM
Age: 10 years and above
Limited Seats | Free Entry

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/qd8cTqbWDNAy26v47

This hands-on workshop teaches participants to build a simple pinhole camera from a cardboard box while exploring the concept of camera obscura and the basics of light, optics, and photography. Participants will create black-and-white images on photo paper using chemistry, producing negative photographs that can later be converted into positives.

Mrinal Bahukhandi is a Goa-based writer, filmmaker, and photographer whose practice focuses on analogue photography and historic 19th-century photographic processes. He creates hand-made images using light-sensitive emulsions and shares his knowledge through workshops and Atelier Monad.

Atelier Monad is an experimental photo lab and studio dedicated to process-driven, analogue photography and filmmaking.

Multiform is a six-month series showcasing Goa’s interdisciplinary art practices across image, performance, sound, research, and digital forms. Through performances, presentations, and conversations, it foregrounds process and dialogue while offering an early view into ideas shaping the Goa Open Arts Festival 2026.

Goa Open Arts, founded in 2019, is an artist-led initiative that supports and energises Goa’s creative community through festivals, exhibitions, grants, mentorships, and public programs.