Relief Printmaking: Woodcut and Linoleum - The Contemporary Austin

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Relief Printmaking: Woodcut and Linoleum

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Explore relief printmaking (carving into a surface) using wood and linoleum to create dynamic oil-based relief prints. Learn how to prepare different blocks, draw, carve, and print. This class will also examine the history of relief printmaking with an emphasis on contemporary art and examples from the instructor’s personal print collection.

Sep 10–Oct 22 (Tues) 6–9P: Nick Francel – 7 sessions; $209 (Museum Member: $188) and $25 supply fee; FULL-ADD TO WAITLIST

All supplies provided! Please wear appropriate clothes for an art studio (dress for mess!). Close-toed shoes are recommended for all classes and required for wood, metal, stone, or other sculpture classes.