Keith Schreiber, a former staff member at the University of Arizona’s Center for Creative Photography (1989-98), has been making photographs for more than 30 years. He has been interested in alternative photographic printmaking processes for most of this time and has experience in cyanotype, van dyke, salted paper, and gum bichromate. Since 1991 when he took a workshop with Dick Arentz, the platinum/palladium process has been his medium of choice. He was Dick’s workshop assistant for several years. He has lived near Taos, NM since 2004.
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