Linocut is a printmaking method that involves carving into a piece of linoleum to create an image that you can print over and over again. The accessibility of this cheap and simple artmaking process has made it one of most popular printmaking mediums. 

On day 1 of the workshop, we will discuss the history of linocut and explore source images (some will be provided, but students are more than welcome to bring their own). Then, each student will begin carving a block with the image of their choice. 

On day 2, students will learn to ink up their blocks and print them using hand-printing methods. Students will have the option to bring in their own paper and/or fabric to print on, if they want to explore other kinds of surfaces. 

(Class on 7/29 will be from 6:00-8:00 pm and the class on 8/5 will be from 6:00-7:00 pm) 

This workshop is for 16yrs+ and supplies are included. 

Annual Registration fee does NOT apply. 

Registration deadline: 7/22