Introduction to Printmaking

Introduction to Printmaking is a hands-on course that introduces students to the fundamental techniques and processes of printmaking. While using a large-format printing press, students will experiment with various methods such as collagraph, monoprinting, silkscreen printing, and soft linoleum relief, learning how to transfer images onto paper or other surfaces. The course emphasizes both technical skill and creative expression, allowing students to experiment with different materials and techniques to create original works of art. In addition to studio practice, students will gain insight into the history and contemporary practices of printmaking, developing a well-rounded understanding of this versatile art form. 

This course is suitable for a range of skill levels from beginner up, and all materials: ink, paper, tools, plates and linoleum, will be supplied by the AGO. Meet in the Dr. Anne Tanenbaum Gallery School.

Terms and Conditions of Participation 

Please review the Terms and Conditions prior to the start of class. 

Participants must be 18 or older.