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Learn to assemble, alter, and refine multi-part ceramics while pushing scale and technique with instructor Joel Brodovsky-Adams

4 sessions from Feb 5–8, 2026

A workshop at which students will distill a memory into a mini-comic, using a single sheet/8-panel format. Instructor: Lara Antal

Textiles, etextiles, and microcontrollers, with Kay Wasil

4 sessions from Feb 21–Mar 14, 2026

Students will distill a memory into a mini-comic, in a more expansive format than the shorter form workshops. This class will allow for more work time and dedicated feedback.

Instructor: Lara Antal

4 sessions from Feb 25–Mar 18, 2026

Join us for a hands-on, informative workshop exploring AMACO's rich range of midrange glazes.

A glimpse into the history and evolution of mosaic art and different mosaic techniques (glass, stone, smalti, ceramic, direct and indirect method, grouting and installation); students will learn to create designs tailored to mosaic making and master glass mosaics tools and materials. Instructor: Viktoriya Basina

4 sessions from Mar 1–Mar 22, 2026

A contemporary take on the traditional art of marbling, with instructor Nazli Efe

2 sessions from Mar 28–29, 2026

This workshop explores the rich possibilities of alternative photographic printing using organic materials such as green tea, coffee, and wine. Students will engage in two distinct image-making processes: cameraless photograms and contact printing from digital negatives. Instructor: Mickey Aloisio

2 sessions from Apr 4–5, 2026

The fair’s second edition will convene galleries and print publishers, national academic printmaking departments, and leading independent artists for a four-day celebration of contemporary printmaking.

Presenting individual artists and galleries from across Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, South Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Oceania and Indigenous Nations around the globe, CONDUCTOR seeks to deepen ties with these regions of the world, providing an inclusive and accessible platform for cultural exchange and expanding opportunities for artists and their galleries to grow and develop their markets in New York. The fair is curated by Adriana Farietta in collaboration with PHA.