Day/Time: 4 Thursdays starting January 8, 3:30—6:00pm

Location: W20, Studio 429 (W20-429)

Instructor: Jacob Geiger

An image of a colorful collage of different eyes forming the shape of a bouquet against an orange background — Hannah Höch, Der Strauss (Bouquet of Eyes), 1929

In this course, we’ll use both analog methods of producing composite photographic images through layering, collaging, and stitching. Tools will include darkroom techniques, image transfer, and basic scissors-and-glue. No prior experience is necessary. The course will discuss the use of formal archives and other sources of imagery, and recontextualization and compositing as a transformative artistic practice.

*All supplies for this class will be provided by the studio and paid for through the materials fee.

Tuition and Fees:
MIT Undergraduate + Graduate Students $100 | MIT Faculty, Staff, Spouses, Alumni $150 | Materials Fee: $20

January 8, 2026 - January 29, 2026
3:30 pm - 6:00 pm

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