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Make+Take: Kitchen Lithography, April 2022

April 27, 2022 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

$40.00

An In-Studio Workshop!

Wednesday, April 27, 7-9pm

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About this Workshop:

Kitchen lithography uses this principle of hydrophobic (repelling water) and hydrophilic (mixes with water) elements to create prints, using materials found in any kitchen. Have fun exploring this experimental technique as you discover the science behind printmaking and other image transfer processes. Think butter, oil, cola!

Level: Beginner – no experience required

Registration extended through April 20 2022 and includes all materials.

Sample process images by Amy Callner and Dave Miller.

CLASS MATERIALS LIST:

All materials are included in registration. In addition student may want to consider bringing the following optional items to class:

  • Personal apron (or wear clothes that can get inky)

YOUR INSTRUCTOR:

Jun Lee is a printmaker who works in large format woodcut utilizing animals as metaphors to convey competition in our daily lives. Lee is a DC Art Bank Grant recipient from 2019–2022, awarded by the Government of DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities. She was the Printmaking Artist in Residence at the Lee Arts Center (VA, 2014–2021), Montgomery College Takoma Park/Silver Spring (MD, 2018), the winter resident at Penland School of Crafts (NC, 2017–2020), and the Denbo Fellow at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center (MD, 2017). Lee attended the Minneapolis College of Art & Design where she earned a BFA in Illustration in 2002, and a Post Baccalaureate in Printmaking in 2004. In 2007, She received her MFA in Print Media from Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, MI. Lee’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and she has taught printmaking classes at multiple locations. Learn more about her work at junleeprints.com and follow her on instagram @junieleelee.

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