In this beginner-friendly workshop, participants will be introduced to contact paper screenprinting while designing and printing their own bookmarks.
Class participants will donate one (or more!) of the prints they make in this class to Art 4 Shelter, an art sale fundraising event to benefit Simpson Housing Services.
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 is meant to create a safe space for Minnesota artists from racial and ethnic communities that have been underrepresented to share work, learn, build skills, and build community.
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.
Fall in love with the secrets of printing with Edson in our CMYK screen printing class. In this class you will dive deep into the world of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black and learn the fundamentals and advanced techniques of color separation, blending, and printing.
This workshop will demonstrate numerous possibilities for reductive woodcut printmaking. Participants will learn a very expressive medium through demonstrations, discussions, and work time. Participants will design, carve and print two small editions of prints.
This Valentine’s Day, give a gift that’s as unique as your love! In this romantic and hands-on workshop, you’ll create a one-of-a-kind portrait print of your partner using the traditional technique of drypoint intaglio.
Cost includes all materials to create an edition of 6 prints, chocolate covered strawberries, and champagne.
In this weekend workshop, students will learn how they can capture moments, objects, movement, and imagery using cyanotype. This class will introduce students to the basics of how cyanotype works and will encourage their individual or collaborative explorations of the marks that can be made with the technique.
Join us on June 26th for a family-friendly, cyanotype Free Ink Day!
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