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Learn the basic techniques of the Japanese tradition of woodblock printmaking with water-based inks.

Featuring works by artists in residence Grace Lynne Haynes, Nazanin Noroozi, and Ngozi Olojede

Explore the history and craft of teaware

10 sessions

This 8 week class will introduce students to a variety of printmaking processes. We will explore monotype, collograph, and relief.

Push figurative sculpture beyond tradition through imaginative, handbuilt ceramic forms.

10 sessions

Traditional techniques of etching, drypoint, aquatint, and use of hard and soft grounds as well as contemporary methods such as non-toxic photo-etching, viscosity printing, and Xerox-transfer

Traditional techniques of etching, drypoint, aquatint, and use of hard and soft grounds as well as contemporary methods such as non-toxic photo-etching, viscosity printing, and Xerox-transfer

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

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.

The third iteration of Public Art Party, this event is hosted at Powerhouse Arts and will feature a panel on fabrication.