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Get in touch with Jay anytime about tintype booking inquiries, general questions and concerns about multidimensional rifts in time.

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COMING SOON in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA

 
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Wormhole Workshop was established in 2018 to provide affordable time-travel to the Baltimore community, and in 2024 moved to the Twin Cities. Our vessel of choice is the historic wet-plate collodion photographic process. While it is one of the first photographic processes, it remains one of the most beautiful and transformative. Few experiences match the magic of watching your own unique rendering appear out of the darkness in silver! We love to share this experience with participants and together engage in thoughtful conversations about history, time and wonder.

Beyond Wormhole Workshop, Jay Gould has built a career on conceptually integrating scientific topics into tactile photographic works that ponder provocative curiosities, paradoxes and the hidden world beyond our given senses. By combining modern and historic photographic processes with sculpture, Gould’s one-of-a-kind works invite his audience on a journey through space, time and a revisioning of what lies before our eyes. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including a recent solo exhibitions of collodion works at the Walters Museum of Art in Baltimore and the Montpelier Arts Center.

To view Jay’s fine art projects, please visit jgould.net

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Marie Jane Machin

If you’ve been to any of our tintype portrait pop-ups, you’ve probably met Marie, whose unmatched energy about making photographs never fails to inspire. Marie is now running her own tintype and amazing photography business in Baltimore, so check her out!

www.mariejanemachin.com

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💪🙏#repost @thewaltersartmuseum ・・・ Happy 290th birthday to the city of #Baltimore! We couldn’t be more proud to exist in a place full of passionate and loyal neighbors, world-class cultural institutions, and remarkable crab cakes 🦀😋 This ph
The 1 West location at @thewaltersartmuseum is incredible and I was so fortunate to be allowed to ⚠️carefully⚠️ bring the wet-plate collodion process inside. Here’s Keondra looking down from the ornate staircase, being haunted by some sort of j
Many thanks to the vigilant @thewaltersartmuseum registrars, Sterling, Jenn and Will, who take excellent care of the artwork (mine included!) The Time & Place exhibition opens at the museum’s 1 West location on August 1, 6:30pm. Tap the lin
The Collector’s Study is one of the most amazing rooms at the @thewaltersartmuseum Follow Angie’s lead and have a seat and become a curious Victorian for a while. The Time & Place exhibition opens at the museum’s 1 West location
#repost @thewaltersartmuseum ・・・ Next week marks the opening of our latest exhibition, Time and Place—and we could not be more excited for you to experience this collection of work. The exhibition is set in 1 West Mount Vernon Place (also know
I really love this portrait of Will from the @thewaltersartmuseum Come see this collodion photograph along with many others at the museum on August 1, 6:30pm 🖤 . . . @thewaltersartmuseum Camera assistant @huckleberrymuffins #tintype #ambrotype #wetp
One week from today @antonioemca and I open shows at the @thewaltersartmuseum Hope that some of you can come check out my photographs and Antonio’s striking sculptural piece on August 1 at 6:30pm. . . . #tintype #ambrotype #wetplate #timetravel
A bit of time travel with some conservators at the @thewaltersartmuseum This parlor room was the peak of lavish elegance in 1908 Baltimore, so we wanted to bring some of that with a nod to past and present fashion. Come check out the photographs on A
Thelma is such a beloved, long-time member of the @thewaltersartmuseum team. We had some fun using the huge mirrors at 1 West Mt. Vernon Place, where we hope you can come out to the reception on August 1. 6:30pm talks will begin and we will move to t