Photolithography is a versatile printmaking process utilizing an array of mark-making applications from hand-drawn to lens-based and digital imagery. By the end of the course, participants will create a professionally printed, three-color, three run photolithograph in an edition of five.

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.

Students will learn to make carborundum collagraphs and create multi-color prints using watercolors mixed with gum Arabic.

This intermediate course offers students an opportunity to hone their introductory intaglio skills, with the addition of colorful new techniques. The class will focus on soft ground etching with the addition of relief roll and/or monoprint elements.

Learn the fundamentals of Japanese-style water-based woodblock printing in this two-day Mokuhanga workshop. This workshop is taught by visiting artist Yoonmi Nam.

This class is for those who are interested in exploring the expressive potential of the woodcut/relief print. The emphasis of the class will be on developing individual vision and approach, and at the conclusion of this course, students will have a solid understanding of the medium with the goal of being able to continue to develop their work independently beyond the classroom.

This introductory course explores different monotype methods while drawing inspiration from your dreams, a door into the creative unconscious. Each student will be given a dream journal during the first class, which they can use and reference throughout this six-week course (and beyond).