As
a community arts worker Liz has worked on a variety of arts projects
in schools, colleges and with different types of community groups,
ranging from people with disabilities to ethnic minority women's projects.
She teaches photography and tape/slide and its application in a wide
variety of contexts, from slide projection for theatre and dance to
large scale outdoor screenings of tape/slide productions |
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Workshops have covered slide-making techniques, both handmade and photographic; black & white photography and darkroom skills; animation and projection techniques; sound recording and editing; slide editing and programming of multi-projector slide shows synchronised to audio tracks using Dataton Trax software. |
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 Animated slide sequence for theatre production |
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Liz provides slide and film projection as visual support for theatre, dance and music performances, multimedia arts installations and other social events such as clubs and benefit gigs. In addition she produces tape/slide shows for conferences |
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Boy kickboxer: photographic documentation of youth workshops |
Harnessing her great enjoyment of photographing people, Liz also creates documentary photographs for theatre, dance and community projects and events; promotional images and CD covers for musicians; as well as informal portraiture such as the fisheye prints seen on this site.
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Having recently produced a body of work entitled ' Walled Garden' for exhibition, Liz is interested in taking these abstract images further, possibly into the field of textiles or fabric design.
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 Projection on Mark and Mannequin |
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 Projection onto net curtains:print from "Veils" series of stills. |
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Please contact AbstractPhoto if you are interested in purchasing any of the Walled Garden prints, or would like further information about Liz Tainsh and her work. |
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Shadowplay, slide animation
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