WORKSHOP: Introduction to Monoprinting (with Astrid La Fleur)
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Saturday & Sunday, 4-5 November 2017
10am-4pm both days $215 + $25 material cost Spots are limited, so buy your booking now! Monoprinting is a type of printmaking that involves versatile imagery that can only be produced once. Unlike most printmaking forms, which allow for multiple originals, monoprinting allows for freedom and diversity in mark-making to make a single impression. This workshop will encourage participants to explore this freedom in mark-making to create unique works on paper. The workshop will cover both positive and negative forms of image-making, as well as ways to create texture using found objects. Trace monotype and watercolour monoprinting will also be explored. Participants are encouraged to supply their own notebook/visual diary, paper (cartridge and heavy rag paper), and sketches/preliminary imagery. These items will be available for purchase on the day from the ArtWorld Studio Gallery Shop.
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Workshop Booking: Introduction to Monoprinting Sat & Sun, 4-5 NovABOUT THE WORKSHOP TUTOR
Astrid La Fleur Printmaker/Artist/Curator Owner ArtWorld Studio Gallery. Astrid has Prints acquired by: The National Gallery in Canberra The School of Art, Gallery and Museum Aberystwyth University Wales The Arm and Roller Press Collection, University of Hawaii The Fine Arts Department Print Collection QCA, Griffith University, Brisbane Australia The Study Collection, Dawson College Fine Arts Collections, Montreal, Quebec, Canada The National Arts School, Printmaking Department Archives, Sydney, Australia |
Students will learn about the following:
Day 1:
In compliance with Workshop Health & Safety regulations, all participants must bring their own aprons and wear closed-in shoes. Tea and coffee will be provided. |