Over the Rainbow Printmaking
June 24 @ 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
$191.00A 2-Day In-Studio Workshop!
Saturdays, June 24 and July 1, 2-5pm
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About this Workshop:
Join us for a class with Pyramid Atlantic exhibiting artist Gail Shaw-Clemons where she’ll show you how to create stunning and rich printmaking techniques known as “rainbow rolls.” You’ll learn how to blend two colors of block printing ink on the same brayer to create a tri-colored print and how to build up layers in creating dimensional prints.
Level: Intermediate – some printmaking experience recommended, but not required.
Registration closes June 15, 2023. Materials fees are included with registration to cover the materials supplied in class. A small list of optional items will also be provided to students to gather/bring to class.
Sample images by Gail Shaw-Clemons
CLASS MATERIALS LIST:
Registration includes a $32 materials fee to cover consumable materials provided in class, including paper, ink, plates and other print shop supplies. Students may want to bring the following optional items:
- Notepad and pen for taking notes
- Imagery to work with – sketches, photos, or other source materials
- Personal apron or smock
YOUR INSTRUCTOR:
Gail Shaw-Clemons was born and raised in Washington, DC. She graduated from Anacostia High School and went to the University of Maryland where she received her BFA and MFA specializing in stone lithography. She was a graduate assistant to Thaddeus Lapinski, and studied under Martin Puryear, and David Driskell.
With residencies in Africa, Sweden, Ireland, Pennsylvania, and New Mexico she spent many summers away making art. As an instructor at the United Nations International School in New York for 24 years, she had the opportunity to travel to art conferences in Madrid, Spain, Hamburg, Germany, and Amsterdam, Netherlands representing her school and her work.
Shaw-Clemons has exhibited extensively and has work as far away as Beijing, China, Brazil, and Sweden. She is also represented in the Library of Congress, Ballenglen Museum of Ireland, Banneker Douglass Museum in Annapolis, Md. and the David Driskell Center Md. Learn more about her work at www.gailshaw-clemons.com.