For adults and young people 16+

In Celebration of Library Lovers' Day this week, join Art Jam at the Library to learn about the history of screen printing, a technique used by artists such as Andy Warhol. You will get the opportunity to screen-print your own items (or the one, provided blank canvas tote bag) using our pre-made 'Riso' stencils in this hands-on history workshop.

About Art Jam:
Art Jam WA is a social enterprise providing Art Workshops to improve wellbeing and social connection in our communities.

Screen Printing:
Screen printing is a technique for reproducing art works on paper and fabric. Using a silk mesh ‘screen’ stretched over a frame, paint is pushed through the fine mesh over a stencil, creating a print that is smooth and even.

Please note:

Do not attend if unwell
If you cannot make it to the event, we strongly encourage you to cancel your ticket to ensure your spot is allocated to someone on the waitlist
We are working with fabric paint so wear clothes that can be stained. You are welcome to bring plain fabric items to print onto, and tote bags will be provided

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