Printmaking courses encourage the mastery of traditional techniques as well as experimentation and innovation. Explore etching, lithography, silkscreen, relief, photographic print processes, drawing, and more.
Screen printing is an old and versatile process with many modern uses. We present a variety of techniques and contemporary fine art applications of silkscreen printing. Students are guided through the transformation of an idea to printed image and encouraged to take a creative approach. The emphasis is on experimentation, … Read more
Start Date
05/21
Meeting Day
Tuesdays & Thursdays
End Date
07/11
Faculty
Carlos Alvarez
Time
6pm–10pm
Credits
3
This workshop invites participants to experiment with an array of etching techniques, including multiple state open bite and etched textures. Emphasis is put on relief etching techniques: longer acid bites and deep etches. The expressive character of etched matrices are printed using viscosity methods — superimposition and juxtaposition of color. No … Read more
Start Date
05/30
Meeting Day
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
End Date
06/02
Faculty
Catarina Coelho
Time
9am–1:30pm
Credits
0
Rich and expressive, monotype joins the graphic qualities of printmaking with the spontaneity of painting. This hands-on workshop teaches the basics of chine colle, pronto plate, collagraph, as well as other processes, and explores the sequential possibilities of monotype to develop images conceptually and formally. Image-making methods, ink handling, print … Read more
Start Date
06/07
Meeting Day
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
End Date
06/09
Faculty
David Bligh
Time
Friday, 6:30-9:30pm; Sat/Sun, 9am-3pm–
Credits
0
