Carborundum Collagraph
$300.00
This workshop spans 3 Saturday sessions
May 10, May 17 & May 31
1 - 4 pm
In this workshop, participants will explore the endless possibilities of collagraphic platemaking. By utilizing different mixtures of carborundum grit and acrylic medium, participants will be able to achieve a wide variety of textural surfaces and tonal variation. In addition to experimenting with this painterly approach to plate-making, participants will learn techniques for inking, wiping, and printing their collagraph plates.
Instructor: Rhoda Rosenberg
Relief Reduction
Saturday, June 7 &
Sunday, June 8, 10 am - 2:30 pm
Discover the unique process of reduction relief printing. Explore different carving techniques, ink and color mixing, and printing methods. Participants will learn how to carve and print multiple layers from a single relief block, creating an edition of multicolor prints.
Blocks, carving tools, and two sheets of 22×30 inch paper will be provided. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Nancy McCormack
Relief Reduction
Saturday, June 7 &
Sunday, June 8, 10 am - 2:30 pm
Discover the unique process of reduction relief printing. Explore different carving techniques, ink and color mixing, and printing methods. Participants will learn how to carve and print multiple layers from a single relief block, creating an edition of multicolor prints.
Blocks, carving tools, and two sheets of 22×30 inch paper will be provided. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Nancy McCormack
Watercolor Monotype
Monday, June 16
10 am - 3 pm
“Monotype” is a term that refers to a print that is unique or one-of-a-kind. Watercolor monotype is a process that uses water based materials (such as watercolors, water soluble markers or pencils, caran d'ache crayons, etc.) to draw on a plate and then transfer it onto dampened paper.
Participants will learn how to prepare plates and paper and have time to create their own watercolor monotype prints. Participants will also experiment with collaging elements and exploring how different kinds of water-based media create different kinds of effects. This workshop is perfect for the watercolor artist looking for something new, or the printmaker looking for a non-toxic process.
Instructor: Megan Cascella
Monotype | Unique Prints
Saturday, June 21 & Sunday, June 22
10 am - 2 pm
Discover the unique art of monotype, where you'll directly apply ink to a smooth plate and transfer your designs onto paper, resulting in one-of-a-kind original impressions. Experiment with diverse techniques like layering, stencils, and textures in a relaxed and inspiring setting. Perfect for both beginners and experienced artists, this hands-on workshop allows you to embrace the delightful surprises and rich textures inherent in this expressive medium and leave with your own collection of stunning monotype prints.
Want to see your prints transformed into book form? Sign up for our Bookbinding for Print | Adhesive Bindings workshop and use promo code INTRO for a 10% discount.
Instructor: Lys Cianci
Monotype | Unique Prints
Saturday, June 21 & Sunday, June 22
10 am - 2 pm
Discover the unique art of monotype, where you'll directly apply ink to a smooth plate and transfer your designs onto paper, resulting in one-of-a-kind original impressions. Experiment with diverse techniques like layering, stencils, and textures in a relaxed and inspiring setting. Perfect for both beginners and experienced artists, this hands-on workshop allows you to embrace the delightful surprises and rich textures inherent in this expressive medium and leave with your own collection of stunning monotype prints.
Want to see your prints transformed into book form? Sign up for our Bookbinding for Print | Adhesive Bindings workshop and use promo code INTRO for a 10% discount.
Instructor: Lys Cianci
Bookbinding for Print | Adhesive Bindings
Saturday, June 28, 10 am - 4 pm
Explore the advantages of adhesive bookbinding for printed matter. This course will guide participants through model building of various single-sided structures, such as the accordion, drum leaf binding, and Hedi Kyle's Storage Book that appear double-sided in the finished book form. Throughout the binding demonstrations, we will consider proper material handling, physical properties of eastern and western printmaking papers, and alternative soft and hard cover options for each structure. Demo materials and bookbinding tools will be provided. No previous bookbinding experience is required.
Participants should plan to bring in some printed materials to use for their book. Not sure if you have prints to use? Sign up for our Monotype | Unique Prints workshop and use promo code INTRO for a 10% discount.
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Lys Cianci
Stone Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 14 through Friday July 18
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about stone lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Graining stones, general issues
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, tusche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Stone Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 14 through Friday July 18
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about stone lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Graining stones, general issues
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, tusche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Stone Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 14 through Friday July 18
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about stone lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Graining stones, general issues
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, tusche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Stone Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 14 through Friday July 18
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about stone lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Graining stones, general issues
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, tusche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Stone Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 14 through Friday July 18
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about stone lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Graining stones, general issues
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, tusche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Aluminum Plate Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 21 through Friday, July 25
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about aluminum plate lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice and provide troubleshooting for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Preparing aluminum plates
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, touche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Aluminum Plate Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 21 through Friday, July 25
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about aluminum plate lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice and provide troubleshooting for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Preparing aluminum plates
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, touche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Aluminum Plate Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 21 through Friday, July 25
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about aluminum plate lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice and provide troubleshooting for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Preparing aluminum plates
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, touche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Aluminum Plate Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 21 through Friday, July 25
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about aluminum plate lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice and provide troubleshooting for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Preparing aluminum plates
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, touche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Aluminum Plate Lithography Intensive
Monday, July 21 through Friday, July 25
Instructional Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Open Studio Access: 4 pm - 8 pm
This 5-day intensive workshop is a fantastic opportunity to learn everything you need to know about aluminum plate lithography. We’ll do a deep dive into contemporary lithography techniques. De-mystifying processing and printing.
You’ll leave the workshop with a portfolio full of tests and prints and the knowledge to expand your practice and provide troubleshooting for years to come.
Limited to six participants and taught by master printer, Carolyn Muskat who has been working closely with the artists for over 30 years, providing technical expertise and support for lithography.
What you will learn:
Preparing aluminum plates
Press operation and maintenance
Contemporary /greener materials for healthier litho
Drawing materials - crayons, touche, and image transfer techniques
Processing - preparing to print and troubleshooting
Printing
Reworking - adding and deleting information
Ink modifications
Color printing
Registration
General Troubleshooting
Instructor: Carolyn Muskat
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Introduction to Intaglio
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 pm - 9 pm
July 14 - August 13
Learn the basics or get a refresher on intaglio printing. Starting with dry-point, learn how to physically make incised marks and textures on a plate, that will hold ink for printing. After learning the fundamentals of inking, wiping, and printing an intaglio plate, you will learn various approaches to etching lines, tones, and textures into a copper plate. You will have the opportunity to experiment, rework your plate, and combine different techniques to create an editionable print.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for providing copper plates, newsprint, and printing paper. Copper plates and select paper will be available for sale onsite. Other materials will be provided.
Instructor: Louis Meola
Make Stencils with Hot Glue!
$120.00
Sunday, May 18th, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Learn a new mark-making technique by drawing with hot glue, inking the shapes, and running them through the press! This technique is great for layering lines over textures and shapes. Limited control makes drawing playful and fun!
We will work with the hot glue alone and make stencils on substrates, taking advantage of ghost prints and positive/negative space.
While no experience is necessary, this is an excellent opportunity to work back into unfinished work!
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Debra Olin
Carborundum Collagraph
$300.00
This workshop spans 3 Saturday sessions
May 10, May 17 & May 31
1 - 4 pm
In this workshop, participants will explore the endless possibilities of collagraphic platemaking. By utilizing different mixtures of carborundum grit and acrylic medium, participants will be able to achieve a wide variety of textural surfaces and tonal variation. In addition to experimenting with this painterly approach to plate-making, participants will learn techniques for inking, wiping, and printing their collagraph plates.
Instructor: Rhoda Rosenberg
Carborundum Collagraph
$300.00
This workshop spans 3 Saturday sessions
May 10, May 17 & May 31
1 - 4 pm
In this workshop, participants will explore the endless possibilities of collagraphic platemaking. By utilizing different mixtures of carborundum grit and acrylic medium, participants will be able to achieve a wide variety of textural surfaces and tonal variation. In addition to experimenting with this painterly approach to plate-making, participants will learn techniques for inking, wiping, and printing their collagraph plates.
Instructor: Rhoda Rosenberg
Relief Reduction
$225.00
Saturday, May 3 &
Sunday, May 4, 10 am - 2:30 pm
Discover the unique process of reduction relief printing. Explore different carving techniques, ink and color mixing, and printing methods. Participants will learn how to carve and print multiple layers from a single relief block, creating an edition of multicolor prints.
Blocks, carving tools, and two sheets of 22×30 inch paper will be provided. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Nancy McCormack
Relief Reduction
$225.00
Saturday, May 3 &
Sunday, May 4, 10 am - 2:30 pm
Discover the unique process of reduction relief printing. Explore different carving techniques, ink and color mixing, and printing methods. Participants will learn how to carve and print multiple layers from a single relief block, creating an edition of multicolor prints.
Blocks, carving tools, and two sheets of 22×30 inch paper will be provided. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Nancy McCormack
Stone Lithography
$1,000.00
Mondays 6:30-9:30
February 24 - April 28
This in-depth ten-session course offers a comprehensive exploration of traditional stone lithography. Delve into the rich history and unique techniques of this time-honored printmaking process. Students will learn to draw an image on limestone, master the delicate balance of water and ink, and experience the satisfaction of pulling a print. From image transfer to color lithography, this course covers all aspects of the craft, providing students with a solid foundation to develop their own artistic vision. Whether you're a seasoned printmaker or a curious beginner, this class offers a transformative journey into the world of stone lithography.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for purchasing items on the Materials List. All other materials will be provided.
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Instructors: Carolyn Muskat and Stacy Friedman
BIG INK @ New Impressions
New Impressions Print Studio is thrilled to be hosting BIG INK on Saturday, April 26th, and Sunday, April 27th, 2024.
Learn how to carve a woodblock at home through access to Lyell Castonguay’s online master class. Bring your carved block to New Impressions and print your carving on the custom-built Big Tuna!
This event is sold out. Join the waitlist HERE.
BIG INK @ New Impressions
New Impressions Print Studio is thrilled to be hosting BIG INK on Saturday, April 26th, and Sunday, April 27th, 2024.
Learn how to carve a woodblock at home through access to Lyell Castonguay’s online master class. Bring your carved block to New Impressions and print your carving on the custom-built Big Tuna!
This event is sold out. Join the waitlist HERE.
Stone Lithography
$1,000.00
Mondays 6:30-9:30
February 24 - April 28
This in-depth ten-session course offers a comprehensive exploration of traditional stone lithography. Delve into the rich history and unique techniques of this time-honored printmaking process. Students will learn to draw an image on limestone, master the delicate balance of water and ink, and experience the satisfaction of pulling a print. From image transfer to color lithography, this course covers all aspects of the craft, providing students with a solid foundation to develop their own artistic vision. Whether you're a seasoned printmaker or a curious beginner, this class offers a transformative journey into the world of stone lithography.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for purchasing items on the Materials List. All other materials will be provided.
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Instructors: Carolyn Muskat and Stacy Friedman
Paper Plates | Debossing, Embossing and Shaped Matrices
Paper Plates | Debossing, Embossing and Shaped Matrices
$180.00
Wednesday, April 9 &
Wednesday, April 16, 6 - 9 pm
What can we do using just paper and ink to create images? In this two-part workshop, we will create shaped plates using cut paper sealed with gel medium to explore the wide range of potential printing methods from intaglio and relief to embossing and debossing. Materials provided, all levels welcome!
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Kesley Miller
Stone Lithography
$1,000.00
Mondays 6:30-9:30
February 24 - April 28
This in-depth ten-session course offers a comprehensive exploration of traditional stone lithography. Delve into the rich history and unique techniques of this time-honored printmaking process. Students will learn to draw an image on limestone, master the delicate balance of water and ink, and experience the satisfaction of pulling a print. From image transfer to color lithography, this course covers all aspects of the craft, providing students with a solid foundation to develop their own artistic vision. Whether you're a seasoned printmaker or a curious beginner, this class offers a transformative journey into the world of stone lithography.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for purchasing items on the Materials List. All other materials will be provided.
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Instructors: Carolyn Muskat and Stacy Friedman
Aluminum Plate Lithography
$375.00
Friday, April 11, Saturday, April 12 &
Sunday, April 13, 10 am - 2 pm
This 3-day workshop will provide a comprehensive introduction to aluminum plate lithography. Participants will learn how to create an image on ball-grained aluminum plates using various drawing techniques, process the plate to stabilize the image, and print their own lithographic edition. This workshop will also cover the basics of registration, inking, and press operation. No prior experience is necessary, and all skill levels are welcome.
All plates, lithographic drawing materials, and two sheets of 22×30 inch paper will be provided. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 6 participants.
Instructor: Andrew Eckhardt
Aluminum Plate Lithography
$375.00
Friday, April 11, Saturday, April 12 &
Sunday, April 13, 10 am - 2 pm
This 3-day workshop will provide a comprehensive introduction to aluminum plate lithography. Participants will learn how to create an image on ball-grained aluminum plates using various drawing techniques, process the plate to stabilize the image, and print their own lithographic edition. This workshop will also cover the basics of registration, inking, and press operation. No prior experience is necessary, and all skill levels are welcome.
All plates, lithographic drawing materials, and two sheets of 22×30 inch paper will be provided. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 6 participants.
Instructor: Andrew Eckhardt
Aluminum Plate Lithography
$375.00
Friday, April 11, Saturday, April 12 &
Sunday, April 13, 10 am - 2 pm
This 3-day workshop will provide a comprehensive introduction to aluminum plate lithography. Participants will learn how to create an image on ball-grained aluminum plates using various drawing techniques, process the plate to stabilize the image, and print their own lithographic edition. This workshop will also cover the basics of registration, inking, and press operation. No prior experience is necessary, and all skill levels are welcome.
All plates, lithographic drawing materials, and two sheets of 22×30 inch paper will be provided. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 6 participants.
Instructor: Andrew Eckhardt
Paper Plates | Debossing, Embossing and Shaped Matrices
Paper Plates | Debossing, Embossing and Shaped Matrices
$180.00
Wednesday, April 9 &
Wednesday, April 16, 6 - 9 pm
What can we do using just paper and ink to create images? In this two-part workshop, we will create shaped plates using cut paper sealed with gel medium to explore the wide range of potential printing methods from intaglio and relief to embossing and debossing. Materials provided, all levels welcome!
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Kesley Miller
Stone Lithography
$1,000.00
Mondays 6:30-9:30
February 24 - April 28
This in-depth ten-session course offers a comprehensive exploration of traditional stone lithography. Delve into the rich history and unique techniques of this time-honored printmaking process. Students will learn to draw an image on limestone, master the delicate balance of water and ink, and experience the satisfaction of pulling a print. From image transfer to color lithography, this course covers all aspects of the craft, providing students with a solid foundation to develop their own artistic vision. Whether you're a seasoned printmaker or a curious beginner, this class offers a transformative journey into the world of stone lithography.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for purchasing items on the Materials List. All other materials will be provided.
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Instructors: Carolyn Muskat and Stacy Friedman
Paper Marbling 101
$75.00
Sunday, February 16th, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Have you ever looked at old books and wondered how the intricate patterns on the cover pages were made? In this three-hour class, you will learn basic marbling patterns, including stone patterns, snail, Gilgit, and chevron combed patterns. You will also have time to practice your technique with different color combinations.
Materials will be provided, no experience required.
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Melinda Cross
Intro to Silkscreen
$375.00
Wednesdays, 6:30 - 9:30 pm
March 5 - April 2
Unleash your creativity and learn the versatile art of silkscreen printing in this comprehensive 5-week course. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, this class will guide you through the entire silkscreen process. Explore various approaches to image-making, including hand-drawn and digital techniques. This class provides a supportive and hands-on learning environment where you can develop your own projects and explore the possibilities of silkscreen.
Screens, inks, and emulsion will be provided. Participants are asked to provide their own paper and drawing materials.
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Seline Smith
Stone Lithography
$1,000.00
Mondays 6:30-9:30
February 24 - April 28
This in-depth ten-session course offers a comprehensive exploration of traditional stone lithography. Delve into the rich history and unique techniques of this time-honored printmaking process. Students will learn to draw an image on limestone, master the delicate balance of water and ink, and experience the satisfaction of pulling a print. From image transfer to color lithography, this course covers all aspects of the craft, providing students with a solid foundation to develop their own artistic vision. Whether you're a seasoned printmaker or a curious beginner, this class offers a transformative journey into the world of stone lithography.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for purchasing items on the Materials List. All other materials will be provided.
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Instructors: Carolyn Muskat and Stacy Friedman
Bookbinding for Print | Adhesive Bindings
Bookbinding for Print | Adhesive Bindings
$350.00
Saturday, March 29 &
Sunday, March 30, 10 am - 4 pm
Explore the advantages of adhesive bookbinding for printed matter. During this 2-day intensive course, printmakers are invited to revisit an existing or curate a developing body of work for the visual book format. This course will be dedicated to model building of various single-sided structures such as the accordion, drum leaf binding, and Hedi Kyle's Storage Book that appear double-sided in the finished form. Throughout the binding demonstrations, we will consider proper material handling, the physical properties of Eastern and Western papers, and alternative soft and hard cover options for each structure. Students will use their own prints in combination with new materials to design and build a mock-up for an original artist's book. Demo materials and bookbinding tools will be provided. No previous bookbinding experience is required.
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Lys Cianci
Bookbinding for Print | Adhesive Bindings
Bookbinding for Print | Adhesive Bindings
$350.00
Saturday, March 29 &
Sunday, March 30, 10 am - 4 pm
Explore the advantages of adhesive bookbinding for printed matter. During this 2-day intensive course, printmakers are invited to revisit an existing or curate a developing body of work for the visual book format. This course will be dedicated to model building of various single-sided structures such as the accordion, drum leaf binding, and Hedi Kyle's Storage Book that appear double-sided in the finished form. Throughout the binding demonstrations, we will consider proper material handling, the physical properties of Eastern and Western papers, and alternative soft and hard cover options for each structure. Students will use their own prints in combination with new materials to design and build a mock-up for an original artist's book. Demo materials and bookbinding tools will be provided. No previous bookbinding experience is required.
This workshop is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Lys Cianci
Crit Night
$10.00
Thursday, March 27th, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Feeling stuck or just want a fresh perspective on your art? Join the New Impressions community for a critique night! Share your finished or in-progress work (any medium welcome) and receive constructive feedback in a supportive and encouraging environment. All skill levels welcome. Come connect with fellow artists, learn from each other, and leave feeling inspired. Light refreshments will be provided.
Work brought can be hung with pins and/or clips on homasote or laid out on a table or the floor. Additionally, if you would like to present digital work, please bring your own laptop or tablet.
Intro to Silkscreen
$375.00
Wednesdays, 6:30 - 9:30 pm
March 5 - April 2
Unleash your creativity and learn the versatile art of silkscreen printing in this comprehensive 5-week course. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, this class will guide you through the entire silkscreen process. Explore various approaches to image-making, including hand-drawn and digital techniques. This class provides a supportive and hands-on learning environment where you can develop your own projects and explore the possibilities of silkscreen.
Screens, inks, and emulsion will be provided. Participants are asked to provide their own paper and drawing materials.
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Seline Smith
Printmaking 101: A Survey
$400.00
Wednesdays 10:00-1:00
February 26 - March 26
This introductory five-week class offers an overview of a wide range of printmaking processes. We'll explore a variety of printmaking techniques, tailoring the curriculum to your interests. This class offers a hands-on survey of the printmaking processes available at our studio, including monotype, etching, relief (woodcut and linocut), and lithography. Each week will introduce a new process, covering the fundamentals of design, matrix preparation, inking, and printing. We'll discuss the unique characteristics of each method and explore how they can be used to create a wide range of images.
This course is designed to be flexible and student-driven, allowing us to focus on the techniques that intrigue you most. No prior printmaking experience is necessary – all skill levels are welcome! Come prepared to experiment, collaborate, and discover the fascinating possibilities of printmaking.
This workshop is limited to 6 participants.
Instructor: Andrew Stearns
Gelli Plate Printing
$75.00
Tuesday, March 25, 6 - 9 pm
Join us for a hands-on workshop exploring the exciting world of gelli plate printing! This versatile technique allows you to create stunning, one-of-a-kind prints using a gelatin plate and acrylic paint.
In this workshop, you will master the basics of gelli plate printing and explore various techniques to create unique textures and patterns using stencils, plant life, and drawing. You will see how one print can inspire the next, allowing you to create a series of original prints. By the end of the workshop, you will have created a collection of artwork to bring home.
No prior experience necessary. All materials provided.
This workshop is limited to 12 participants.
Instructors: Seline Smith and Darci Hanna
Stone Lithography
$1,000.00
Mondays 6:30-9:30
February 24 - April 28
This in-depth ten-session course offers a comprehensive exploration of traditional stone lithography. Delve into the rich history and unique techniques of this time-honored printmaking process. Students will learn to draw an image on limestone, master the delicate balance of water and ink, and experience the satisfaction of pulling a print. From image transfer to color lithography, this course covers all aspects of the craft, providing students with a solid foundation to develop their own artistic vision. Whether you're a seasoned printmaker or a curious beginner, this class offers a transformative journey into the world of stone lithography.
Class enrollment includes weekend studio access to work on class projects during posted Open Hours.
Participants are responsible for purchasing items on the Materials List. All other materials will be provided.
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Instructors: Carolyn Muskat and Stacy Friedman
Intro to Photolithography
$375.00
Friday, March 21, Saturday, March 22 &
Sunday, March 23, 10 am - 2 pm
In this three-day workshop participants will learn how to create and print photo-lithographic plates. They will have the opportunity to explore different approaches to image making, including hand-drawn transparencies and digital artwork. Participants will gain hands-on experience with UV exposure units, developing solutions, and other essential tools. This workshop is ideal for artists, printmakers, and anyone interested in exploring the intersection of photography and printmaking.
Photolithography plates, films, drawing materials, and two 22×30 inch sheets of paper are included. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 6 participants.
Instructor: Andrew Eckhardt
Intro to Photolithography
$375.00
Friday, March 21, Saturday, March 22 &
Sunday, March 23, 10 am - 2 pm
In this three-day workshop participants will learn how to create and print photo-lithographic plates. They will have the opportunity to explore different approaches to image making, including hand-drawn transparencies and digital artwork. Participants will gain hands-on experience with UV exposure units, developing solutions, and other essential tools. This workshop is ideal for artists, printmakers, and anyone interested in exploring the intersection of photography and printmaking.
Photolithography plates, films, drawing materials, and two 22×30 inch sheets of paper are included. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 6 participants.
Instructor: Andrew Eckhardt
Intro to Photolithography
$375.00
Friday, March 21, Saturday, March 22 &
Sunday, March 23, 10 am - 2 pm
In this three-day workshop participants will learn how to create and print photo-lithographic plates. They will have the opportunity to explore different approaches to image making, including hand-drawn transparencies and digital artwork. Participants will gain hands-on experience with UV exposure units, developing solutions, and other essential tools. This workshop is ideal for artists, printmakers, and anyone interested in exploring the intersection of photography and printmaking.
Photolithography plates, films, drawing materials, and two 22×30 inch sheets of paper are included. Additional paper will be available for sale.
This workshop is limited to 6 participants.
Instructor: Andrew Eckhardt
Intro to Silkscreen
$375.00
Wednesdays, 6:30 - 9:30 pm
March 5 - April 2
Unleash your creativity and learn the versatile art of silkscreen printing in this comprehensive 5-week course. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, this class will guide you through the entire silkscreen process. Explore various approaches to image-making, including hand-drawn and digital techniques. This class provides a supportive and hands-on learning environment where you can develop your own projects and explore the possibilities of silkscreen.
Screens, inks, and emulsion will be provided. Participants are asked to provide their own paper and drawing materials.
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Instructor: Seline Smith