Tuition is $75.00 Please send questions to Mimi at Hanga with Richard Stockham Lunch will not be provided but we will take a break and go to one of the area eating establishments. If you have a laptop with photoshop or iphoto that would be helpful as well. Supplies and a handout will be included but you must bring at least 1 digital photo image file on a thumb drive. This process is both relatively easy and non-toxic.
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Attendees will learn how to create a positive transparency image from both a photo file and from a drawing that will be used to make a Solarplate intaglio plate. This workshop will introduce techniques used to make photographic and drawn images on a photo-sensitive polymer plate. Please send questions to Mimi at TO SOLARPLATE ETCHING He has taught workshops at various art centers across the country, including the Haystack Mountain School of Craft in Deer Isle, ME. A new resident to Minnesota, he moved here from Portland, Maine where he was Director of Intaglio at Pickwick Independent Press. Mike Marks is an artist and printmaker: he holds a BFA in Drawing from the Cleveland Institute of Art, and an MFA in Printmaking from the University of Delaware. Come embrace this playful form of printmaking for a new experience or to add to your repertoire! In this workshop, students will explore mark-making techniques and surface development, approaches to inking, and pulling finished prints. This process lends itself to approaching print with a painterly perspective, the allowance of collage processes, and combining plates in unique and possibly collaborative ways. Mimi Boston’s show opens August 3 from 5-7pm at 2717 Seventh Ave South.Ĭarborundum printing is an exciting form of collagraph where highly textured plates are made using carborundum grit (finely ground metal particles). As a group we have watched the evolution of her work over the last four years and we are very excited to exhibit these new works.
While every member of our group makes a big contribution of time and energy, we wouldn’t be here today without Mimi. Mimi is a founding member of Paperworkers Local and has really been the main force behind our group. Works in this show have been created via a variety of print processes including woodblocks, intaglio, photo-intaglio, and monoprint combining and experimenting freely. Mimi began her career as an artist working in fused glass and has shown her work at many venues including Magic City Art Connection and the Alabama Craftsman show at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. Many of Mimi's subjects are botanically-inspired (she loves trees). Mimi is a Master Gardener with a deep interest in nature. Please join us for an exhibition of new works by Mimi Boston.
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