To coincide with Liz Powell's current exhibition Objects of a Different Archaeology, this one day workshop gives participants the opportunity to learn the basics of Joomchi.

Joomchi is a traditional Korean technique that is like felting but uses paper instead of wool. It gives the finished paper a surface like aged fabric and feels like chamois leather. It can be used to incorporate etchings, drawings, recycling artworks on fine paper, using coloured paper and moulded into 3D forms. It can also be combined with stitch and drawing mediums and various surface finishes.

In a one day workshop we can cover the basics of 2D and 3D joomchi as well as aspects of the variability and malleability of this technique.

DATE | Sunday 29th October

TIME | 10am - 3pm

VENUE | Packsaddle Studio NERAM

COST | Friends of NERAM/Culture Club Members $ 142 - General $ 130

MATERIALS | Some materials will be supplied. Materials to bring along: a variety of papers and bits to experiment with e.g. coloured tissue, prints and artworks on rice paper and other lightweight paper and threads that you have to hand.

BYO | Lunch or head up to the Six Counties Cafe to order.

Min 5/ Max 8

Terms and Conditions

All bookings for events, art classes and workshops require payment in full at the time of booking
A minimum number of 5 students required for classes to proceed, please book and pay before, 9am Wednesday 25th October
Please be aware that once bookings close, we are unable to offer a refund
If the class does not proceed, you will be refunded any cash amount
NERAM events have a limited capacity and use a ticketing system. Bookings are essential
Student contact details may be passed on to facilitators for communication purposes