Over the course of 3 days there will be a number of printmaking workshops, an artist talk given by Dennis McNett of famed Wolbat Studios, and finally a print extravaganza and a masked procession cruising through the First Friday Art Trail and causing general mayhem. SESSION PART #1: Mask Making with Dennis McNett, Wednesday...more » Mask-Making Workshop with Dennis McNett
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This InkSlinger Printmaking event in its first year at Lubbock, TX, organized by Carlos Hernandez of Burning Bones Press. Printmakers from across the universe are showing and selling prints. This is a free event for the public.
Explore Southern Italy through letters, as well as the process of making hand-bound alphabet books he created through his sabbatical in Naples, Italy. Maps are more than guides on “how to get there”. They can be graphic representations of worlds real or imaginary, records of places we have explored or would like to discover, or charts...more »
A unique course combining figurative ceramic sculpture and surface development through the use of underglaze transfers and monotypes! See images from our first two Printed Figure sessions in 2014. Learn more about Cristina Cordova Learn more about Jason Burnett
Speedball is heading to PRINTFEST for another year of fun, printing and FREE product! Come by both of Speedball's Vendor Fair tables to have your chance to print with our pros! Join Susan Rostow and Christina Pumo in an exciting collaborative printmaking experience to create an animation project capitalizing on the unique working properties of Akua Intaglio. Relief or screen printing...more » PRINTFEST by IPCNY
Explore the deep dark secrets of fine art printmaking along with a treasure trove of techniques from a seasoned printmaker! We’ll use Speedball ‘s Gel Printing plate, cotton rag printmaking papers from The Netherlands, Asian mulberry paper and Akua Intaglio inks to pull a portfolio of highly developed nature prints. Learn how to enhance your...more » The Fine Art Nature Print
What did Mary Cassatt and Whistler have in common with Jasper Johns and Rembrandt? They were captivated by ink forced into paper and the signature embossment of their plate. Incise your image into a flexible plastic plate, push ink into the incised lines, cover with cotton rag paper and take the helm of our etching...more » Ink, Paper, Pressure: The Intaglio Print with Amy Nack
