Adult Printmaking Workshops
Adult classes, lectures, workshops, and events are planned to fit busy schedules and provide high-quality art experiences for learners at all career stages and interests!
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This is a four week introduction to creating surrealist drypoint prints using recyclable plastic plates, water washable oil based inks, and an etching press.
Use recyclable plastic plates, water washable oil based inks, water soluble crayons, and an etching press to make drypoint monoprints.
Print drypoint plates using relief roll color techniques.
This free workshop will cover the basics of applying to artist opportunities such as residencies, open calls, and fellowships: looking for opportunities, developing personal criteria for which to apply to, tracking deadlines, organizing application materials, and - most crucially - navigating rejections and cultivating resilience to keep applying. Following a presentation, participants will be invited to discuss and share their own methods, experiences and questions.
Students will learn to make carborundum collagraphs and create multi-color prints using watercolors mixed with gum Arabic.
Build your own plates and learn about the unique and versatile form of printmaking called collagraphy, where the printing plates are made by hand.
Students will learn mono print methods using collagraph techniques, non-traditional objects, textures, and recycled materials to create imagery on a professional intaglio press with oil-based inks.
This introductory course offers students a hands-on exploration of traditional intaglio printmaking, where they will learn to create detailed and textured prints.
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