Dan Selvidge / Photo Studio Sat 1/23 1-4pm / 1-Day $70 / Members: $50
A one-day hands-on workshop for artists who need better images of their work.
Learn how to make clean, accurate photographs of paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, and other artwork using simple, affordable equipment. We’ll cover lighting, camera and smartphone setup, controlling glare and reflections, color accuracy, basic editing, and preparing files for juried exhibitions, grants, websites, and portfolios.
No photography experience is required. Students are encouraged to bring one or two pieces of artwork to photograph during the workshop.
Immerse yourself in a variety of projects designed to teach you the history and practice of printmaking. Students will carve a simple rubber stamp and a linoleum block, learn about intaglio methods by completing drypoint and acid-etched plates, and draw and print a simple plastic lithography plate.
Immerse yourself in a variety of projects designed to teach you the history and practice of printmaking. Students will carve a simple rubber stamp and a linoleum block, learn about intaglio methods by completing drypoint and acid-etched plates, and draw and print a simple plastic lithography plate.
Patrick Kinne / Printmaking Studio (A) Tue 1/5-2/9 6:30-9 pm / 6 weeks $210 / Members: $190
Learn the process of screenprinting and develop your skills into multi-layer prints. Sessions include individualized instruction with plenty of work-time in the studio. You can screenprint on paper or fabric to make your own prints, cards, posters, or gifts. More advanced students can explore screenprinting as a fine art medium, emphasizing multiple colors, experimental substrates, and as an element in collage. Bring drawings, photos, works-in-progress, or ideas to the first class.
Patrick Kinne / Printmaking Studio (B) Tue 2/16-3/23 6:30-9 pm / 6 weeks $210 / Members: $190
Learn the process of screenprinting and develop your skills into multi-layer prints. Sessions include individualized instruction with plenty of work-time in the studio. You can screenprint on paper or fabric to make your own prints, cards, posters, or gifts. More advanced students can explore screenprinting as a fine art medium, emphasizing multiple colors, experimental substrates, and as an element in collage. Bring drawings, photos, works-in-progress, or ideas to the first class.
Don Dombrowski / Printmaking Studio Thu 1/7-3/25 1-3:30pm / 12 weeks Prerequisite: Beginning Drawing or equivalent $390 / Members: $370
Discover your drawings coming to life as reproducible prints. Students will begin with Pronto plate printing, one of the easiest and fastest printing processes. This course will also cover the more traditional lithographic media of aluminum plates and stones. Step-by-step instructions will take you through the basics of plate preparation and press operation. Enjoy drawing and printing your own image with the potential of creating an edition of your own prints.
Further develop your printmaking skills while investigating the possibilities that printmaking processes offer. Etching, multi-color printing, registration systems, and printing of editions will be covered. Bring previous prints, work-in-progress, sketches, and ideas to the first class.
Further develop your printmaking skills while investigating the possibilities that printmaking processes offer. Etching, multi-color printing, registration systems, and printing of editions will be covered. Bring previous prints, work-in-progress, sketches, and ideas to the first class.
Take your linocuts and woodcuts to the next level in this class for intermediate block printers. We'll focus on multicolor prints, exploring techniques for layering multiple blocks and single-block reduction prints. Students should be familiar with basic carving and printing techniques.
Charles Coates / Printmaking Studio Mon 2/1-3/8 6:30-9pm / 6 weeks $230 / Members: $210
Students will create a cohesive series of one-of-a-kind prints by making stencils, drawing, and applying watercolors directly onto vellum plates, then print them onto Japanese and Western papers with the etching press. You'll learn how to build up layers of texture and visual interest by printing multiple plates at once, in addition to blending colors, overlapping stencils, and incorporating collage elements to achieve a range of dynamic effects.
Laurie Pruitt and Mary Whalen / Darkroom & Print Studio Sun 2/7-3/14 12:30-4pm / 6 weeks Prerequisite: Alternative Processes or Photoshop experience $315 / Members: $295
Using a polymer-coated plate and a digital positive, you’ll create an intaglio-etched plate for high-quality images approaching those produced using traditional copperplate gravure. This process produces a beautiful photographic gradation of tones.
INTRODUCTORY JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP
Charles Coates / Print Studio Sat 1/23 9am-4pm / 1-Day $130 / Members: $110
In this one-day workshop, students will learn the basics of how to create a simple black-and-white print edition using watercolors and traditional Japanese tools and techniques. Through demonstrations, individual guided support, group feedback, and studio time, students will learn about this timeless process and how it is perfect for making art at home. All materials are non-toxic, clean-up is fast and easy, and prints dry instantly.
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