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Current Workshops: Workshops are Sat/Sun from 9:30a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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Monotype/Monoprint

december 4-5, 2010 (9:30 - 5:00)

By Barbara Elam
Barbara Elam

 

Monotype / Monoprint           
This weekend workshop is designed to give participants an introduction to the relief & itaglio printmaking process of multi plate monotypes. Reduction monotype is a process of making multi-color, unique prints from a plexi-plate or matt board plates, to create the image. No previous experience is necessary.

Barbara is an Emeritus Professor of Art at Rockford College, Rockford, IL .Among her many group exhibitions are the Los Angeles Printmaking Society, Rare Prints at the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University, and American Printmakers at the Print Club in Philadelphia.Website:barbaraelam.com

 

 

 

Ophelia

Monotype by Barbara Elam

Barbara Elam

Workshop Prices

Current UNT Student $100 | UNT Alumni/Faculty $125 | Senior Citizen $125 | Artist $150

Art of the Book

November 6-7, 2010 (9:30 - 5:00)

By Professor Charles Jones
Charles D. Jones

Description: The workshop will cover the making of pamphlets as well as case binding. Jigs for use in edition work will also be demonstrated. I will cover how the binding of artists books or other printer material can become more personal by the use of non traditional materials . The principles of slip cases and clam-shell boxes will be covered as time allows.


Charles D. Jones, is the Director of the Press.
Currently head of the Printmaking/Book Arts program at Stephen F. Austin, Charles is a printmaker, co-founder of the LaNana Creek Press, and the Regents Professor of Art at the University. Jones has also designed books and printed under his Crazy Creek Press imprint. His books may be found in major collections in both the United States and Great Britain. He has had a long career in Printmaking with a major interest in the relief print. His recent series of large format woodcuts may be seen at http://homepage.mac.com/charlesd.jones/PhotoAlbum2.html
Charles is also a player of old time and Irish music on fiddle and banjo.

 

Charles D. Jones

Workshop Prices

Current UNT Student $100 | UNT Alumni/Faculty $125 | Senior Citizen $125 | Artist $150

Color Woodcuts

RESCHEDULED - sPRING 2010, dATE tba

By Professor Nancy Palmeri
Nancy Palmeri

This course will introduce students to single block color reduction woodcuts, with a focus on content and technique. Students will learn expressive carving techniques (with traditional and nontraditional tools), printing and inking applications. Special consideration will be given to the successful use of color applications (transparency, opacity, value and intensity) and simplified (working with one block) chiaroscuro printing techniques. The idea here is for students to recontextualize the history of this early printmaking technique in order to reflect their contemporary images.

Palmeri's prints are in various collections worldwide including the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard, Museo de Artes Contemporaneas Plaza of Bolivia, University of Colorado's Boulder Special Collection, The Royal Museum of Fine Art of Antwerp, and The Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery of Lincoln Nebraska.

 

 

Nancy Palmeri

Workshop Prices

Current UNT Student $100 | UNT Alumni/Faculty $125 | Senior Citizen $125 | Artist $150