We’re Building a Public Darkroom, Photo Studio, and Gallery.

This is a project 18 months in the making.

theFINDlab has been processing film for over a decade. We want to give back to the community that has supported us for so many years by providing a new creative space for everyone.

This new creative space will contain a public darkroom, daylight photo studio, art gallery, camera repair, film retail store, and film processing. Everything a photographer could want, analog or digital, all wrapped up nicely at 187 West Center St. in Provo, UT.

FIND stands for “Film is Not Dead;” our ultimate goal is to keep analog photography and all its surrounding processes alive and accessible. This will be a place to work on your art, collaborate, and connect. A place where like minded artists will find community.

We've created pledge options for everyone—locals, the film community at large, and those who care about equality and inclusivity.

Thank you to @candidocollective for their collaboration with us on Studio 400!

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[flyingo]

This is fantastic! Every community needs a place like this. Analog film is a foundation for magic that everyone should experience.

[briantryon]

This is very rad to see. I just opened up a similar(ish) space like this in Colorado

[thevoiceman]

Nice film and photos. Pretty model. That Candido looks like my kind of film. Good luck on the new venture.

[alexbemanian]

Love to see this happening, congrats . Hope to visit one day

[feefawfern]

Building community has been lacking in the arts, good job! Anything to help us build community here, also, would be greatly appreciated.

[StephenWhitakerImages]

Nice! Haven’t lived in Utah for years but would have loved to have this kind of resource when I was in Provo. Backed, and can’t wait to try that Studio 400