This course is an introduction to screenprinting. You’ll learn how to create multi-layered screenprints from start to finish!
This introductory course offers students a hands-on exploration of traditional etching, where they will learn to create detailed and textural prints.
This workshop will introduce participants to a dynamic process that merges the immediacy of monotype with the bold graphic qualities of screenprinting. Through guided demonstrations and open studio work time, students will create a small edition of 4.5 x 6.5 in postcards.
For women’s history month, this workshop will have participants tap into water soluble monotype techniques while exploring dolls in a fine art and personal experience context. Whether new to printmaking, or an experienced printer, engage in community, reflection and use the expressive quality of monotype to appreciate the historical and contemporary themes.
In this beginner-friendly workshop, participants will be introduced to contact paper screenprinting while designing and printing their own bookmarks.
In this workshop, participants will bring in an image of one or more food items that have personal, cultural, political, or familial significance and create a collaborative relief print.
This workshop combines creative writing with hands-on cyanotype printmaking. Participants will begin by writing a short poem (either during class or brought from home) drawing inspiration from BIPOC poets who work with brevity, such as haiku or micro-poems.
Curious what the stars have to tell you? Or looking to explore a new form of art through an introspective lens? In this 6-week class we will learn astrology basics through three mini projects covering three different print techniques: relief, water-soluble monotype, and stencil monotype.
This class will allow students the opportunity to learn how to register two intaglio plates to add a splash of color to their prints. Students will learn the basic fundamentals of Intaglio: including, drypoint and etching, to make their images where then they will learn how to register and print two plates on the same paper. Through guided demonstrations and time to work, participants will be able to make a two-layered intaglio print and create a small edition of their own artwork.
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