Introduction to Innovative Mokuhanga Course
Description
Discover the quiet precision of Japanese woodblock printing in this immersive two-day course with expert demonstrations and supported studio practice.
Starting with a journey into the history of the making of the Ukiyo-e print, you’ll explore a range of methods for image transfer onto wood using traditional Kento Registration carving techniques & printing with pure pigment and water. All printing will be done by hand with a selection of barens.
You will finish the course with your own original Japanese-inspired print to take home.
This course will be taught by Australian artist, Roslyn Kean. During her career as an artist printmaker Roslyn has taught at universities both nationally and in the UK. Her specialised area of Traditional Japanese methods of relief printing has enabled her to offer unique workshops throughout Australia. Currently she is the Director of The Stables Print Studio, Sydney where she works and offers unique open studio days to share her skills.
Conditions of Enrolment
Full payment must be made at time of registration. Refunds will only be given if:
Payment is received after the class has been filled.
The class is cancelled.
The participant notifies APW of their withdrawal at least 14 days before the start date of the class (a fee of $50 will be charged for each withdrawal).
APW is not responsible for non-refundable airline or travel tickets or accommodation purchased by class participants. Parking is restricted around APW. Public transport is a convenient alternative. APW reserves the right to add, withdraw or vary the program.
Suitable for participants 18+.
Should you have any questions regarding this class and/or APW’s conditions of enrolment please don’t hesitate to contact us.
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