Discover the versatile world of printmaking with local artist Emily Redman in this workshop designed for younger artists.
Traditionally used for mass media production, printmaking has a rich history in books, newspapers, textiles, posters, and fine art.
In this session, children will explore the basics of screen-printing and portraiture. They’ll create their own portraits using collage, drawing, and screen-printing techniques.
Participants will learn about the importance of stencils in printmaking and use various materials like pencils, markers, and watercolors to design a patterned background that reflects their unique personalities.
Younger children will start with an easy template, while older participants will work with a more detailed one. Every student will have multiple opportunities to use professional printmaking tools and experience the satisfaction of pulling their own prints.
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Join us for a creative journey that blends fun with artistic skills and lets children express their individuality through art!
What: Printmaking Workshop with Emily Redman
Where: Art Studio, Tamworth Regional Gallery, 466 Peel St Tamworth.
When: Thursday 18 July
Session 1 10.00 – 11.00am For infants + early primary students
Session 2 11.30 – 1.00pm For primary students
Session 3 2.00 – 4.00pm For high school
Cost: Session 1 – $20 Session 2 – $25 Session 3 – $30
RSVP: To book, please contact the Gallery on (02) 6767 5230 or email: gallery@tamworth.nsw.gov.au
Please advise of any access requirements.
The gallery is fully accessible and offers free parking at the rear of the building.
Numbers limited to 12 students per class.