Joomchi: Korean Paper Felting with Catherine Cross Tsintzos

Saturday, September 6th
10 AM - 1 PM
Ages 18+
$100

Please note: the location of this class has changed. The new location is West Campus Office Building, 131 Margaret Lane, Rm 004, Hillsborough, NC 27278. This is a fully accessible classroom on the first floor and can be accessed by the elevator or stairs.  Parking is available in the Eno River Parking Garage. Enter through the driveway of the Orange County Library for the closest parking. 

This class is presented in conjunction with Eno Arts Mill's September collaboration featuring Triangle Book Arts.

About the Class:

Joomchi is a traditional Korean paper craft that creates textured handmade paper using your hands and water. Joomchi paper art dates back to the Goryeo Dynasty of Korea (A.D. 918-1392). /Explore ways to manipulate strong Korean mulberry Hanji papers, as the strength of these papers allows for the creation of felted and leather-like appearances robust enough to support stitches, inclusions, and appliqué.

During this hands-on workshop, we will view examples, learn about the history, and get your questions answered. You will also receive guidance on creating and adapting Joomchi to your projects. Consider the possibilities as you explore how the instructor has incorporated these techniques into book arts.

About the Artist: Catherine Cross Tsintzos

Catherine Cross Tsintzos is an artist who uses her knowledge and experience with her practice to create within the realms of both interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary components for outcomes that focus on environmental and social issues, traditional fine craft and sustainability. She has a clear purpose in building and crossing bridges among the arts with a deep focus and balance between artistic practice, teaching, activism and invitation for participation.

Catherine is a member of Triangle Book Arts.

You can learn more about Catherine by visiting her website: www.CatherineCrossTsintzos.com

Or check out her Instagram: @days_creating