June 22-26
Improvisational Screen Printing
Jane Dunnewold
Workshop description: This workshop combines the
best of two worlds. We will spend the first two days exploring temporary and
permanent silk screen surfaces used for a variety of printed applications -
dye on the screen, aquarelle crayon, flour paste, wax, spray and acrylic
paint. Emphasis will be on the creation of samples using tempera paint. Once
these experiments are completed, the focus will shift to the use of
thickened MX dyes. Demonstrations will include the use of an interfacing
stencil to print two-color images simultaneously.
Instructor bio: Jane chaired the Design Department at the Southwest School of Art and Craft in San Antonio, Texas, from 1990 until May 2000. She is the author of several books, Complex Cloth (1996), Fifteen Beads (1998), and Improvisational Screen Printing (self-published, 2003). Her work is centered on the notion of art cloth - fabric which is layered with dyes, paints and other media as a way of achieving a visually rich and complete surface. Jane has been included in numerous national exhibitions including Quilt Nationals ‘93, ‘95 and ‘97 and Visions San Diego ‘95 and ‘97. She now maintains a private teaching studio in San Antonio.
Tuition: $375.00
Level: All
Materials Fee: $30.00
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A $100.00 deposit will be charged at time of registration.
The remaining balance is due one month before scheduled workshop.