Students create photograms in the darkroom at Wing Technology Center. The session was focused on Anna Atkins (1799-1871) an English botanist and, some argue, the very first female photographer, most noted for using photography in her books on various plants. Atkins chose to use the photogram process to create the first work with photographic illustrations. "Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions" was created by placing a plant specimen on light-sensitized paper and exposing it to sunlight.

Festival Guest Meagan Crowley stokes the forge in the metals lab. Crowley led a workshop on forming sheet metal into fluid organic forms.

Left, Dessa performs an acoustic set with Monakr guitarist Matthew Santos in Annett Recital Hall, Center for the Arts.

Kathy Gorman leads a talk about the innovations of Martha Graham. Graham revolutionized the posture of dance by incorporating the contraction and release motions of the torso into her modern dance technique.

A session that explores movements in art history that involved the human body as a means of making a painting, with particular emphasis on feminist artists, theories and practices.

A session on collage techniques had participants create their own wearable buttons championing underrepresented female artists while also becoming familiar with women artists who have shaped art history.