Printmaking

Learn the technique to create a multi-color print using watercolors from a singular carved pine woodblock. White-line print also known as the Provincetown Print originated in Provincetown, Massachusetts in 1915. B.J.O. Nordfeldt, a Santa Fe artist and later associate member of the Taos Society of Arts, was instrumental in its development. Let this workshop location […]

Explore a hands-on, non-toxic printmaking technique that transforms repurposed milk and juice cartons into unique printing plates. In this workshop, participants will learn to carve into the foil surface to create expressive lines and textures inspired by traditional intaglio—without the need for acids or solvents. Using Akua inks, we’ll highlight how everyday materials can become […]

Over the course of the week, participants will carve their own linoleum blocks and transform their prints into unique, mixed-media artist books. We’ll explore a range of printmaking techniques, including relief carving and monotype printing, with opportunities to experiment using Gelli plates and layered textures. Participants will also learn how to print both at home […]