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Previously Offered Classes... |
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Contact Sandy (sandy@saltgrassprintmakers.org) or Stefanie (stefanie@saltgrassprintmakers.org) or call 801.467-1080, or visit the shop for further details on classes. |
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Large Monotypes |
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NOTE: Due to popular demand, we will Our old friend Koichi will be here in December for his famous Large Monotype workshop. Watch this spot for more details, or call the shop at 467-1080.
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Three Day Screen Printing Event |
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Dates: President's Day Weekend, Feb 16-18, 2008 In honor of our past presidents, you know you're not going anywhere anyway, we are having an introductory screen printing weekend event to introduce the new screenprinting facilities at Saltgrass! Take a refresher course in screen printing and stay to print. Justin Diggle from the University of Utah will demonstrate and cover the basics in screen printing. Get acquainted with Saltgrass' screen setup and sign up for a time slot to print over the next three days. Participants bring their own screen and stencils. Screens can be purchased at Technical in Salt Lake. We will let you know the dimensions so you will know the maximum size screen that can be used with our exposing unit and vacuum table. We will offer the demonstration, emulsion, ink, paper and include one three hour session of time for the $75 fee. Class participants can sign up for additional blocks of time for $30.00 a session.People who just need screen press time: $30.00 per session. You will be responsible for your own paper, ink and screen. We'll set up a schedule of reserved 3-hour time blocks. |
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Basic Woodblock Printing |
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Dates: January 23, 26 and February 2, 2008 A woodblock print is a method of printing where the image is carved into the surface of a piece of wood. We will use one block of Baltic birch to print multiple colors. Bring photographs or sketches to work from. We will cover woodblock preparation, tool safety, simple registration methods, inking and printing. You will leave the class with a small edition of prints. If you wish to purchase gouges, I recommend McClain's for Namisei Moku Hanga To tools. www.imcclains.com . These are excellent student grade tools. Call the shop for specifics on which gouges to purchase. Mail a $25.00 deposit to Saltgrass to secure your spot in the workshop. |
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Color Relief Workshop |
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Dates: October 24, 27 and November 3, 2007 We are going to get up to six colors with only two passes on the press. This will be a great basic relief class for beginners and intermediate printers. We will be working on sintra for easy cutting. We will cover tool safety, simple registration methods, inking and printing. You will leave the class with a small edition of prints. If you wish to purchase gouges, I recommend McClain's for Namisei Moku Hanga To tools. www.imcclains.com . These are excellent student grade tools. Call the shop for specifics on which gouges to purchase. Mail a $25.00 deposit to Saltgrass to secure your spot in the workshop. |
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Drypoint Lithography |
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Dates: August 13, 14, 15, 2007 (M,T,W) Bill Hosterman is a visiting artist from Michigan where he is a professor at Grand Valley State College. During a Fulbright scholarship to study printmaking in South Africa, Master Printer Mark Attwood of The Artists' Press introduced Bill to a new printmaking process that can best be described as drypoint lithography. The process is a hybrid of intaglio and lithography and is done on metal lithographic plates. The result is an image with the line quality of a drypoint and the richness of value akin to a mezzotint, and it can be consistently editioned. While the basic method is straightforward, knowledge of hand lithography is helpful. After applying tinted gum Arabic to a metal lithographic plate, an image may be created by scratching through the coating. A mixture of alcohol and shellac is then buffed onto the plate. Finally, the image is prepared and rolled up using a leather roller. Drypoint lithography may be used exclusively to create an image, or it may be combined with other metal plate lithography techniques. This is a lithographic process that can be printed on an etching press!! Class size will be held to eight printmakers. Bill has demonstrated this technique at the IMPACT4 Conference in Berlin and at the last MAPC conference at Athens, Ohio. This is an extraordinary chance to add a new technique to our printmaking arsenals!! Below are examples of drypoint lithography. You can find out more about Bill on his web site at www.gvsu.edu/art/hoster.html
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Reductive Relief (Linocut and Woodcut) |
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Dates:July 9, 10, 2007 Todd will be coming through Salt Lake City in July and we've used that opportunity to get him to teach a class in reductive linocuts using Akua water-based inks. These inks are much less toxic than traditional oil-based inks, and clean up with water instead of harsh solvents. It should be a great class. Stay tuned for details! Here are some of Todd's images (traditional copperplate photogravure (not the subject of this class...)). You can see more at his web site www.siue.edu/ART/faculty/anderson.html |
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Master Class with Erik Waterkotte |
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Dates: May 21 - 23, 2007 Erik Waterkotte is our first Visiting Artist in Residence at Saltgrass. He does wonderful mixed-media mixed-process prints. He'll be in residence for two weeks printing at the shop, and will be teaching this master class towards the beginning of his stay. Erik will be demonstrating both conventional and collage applications of chine-colle as a way to develop innovative, mixed media approaches in print that utilize layering and color. 'Chine' or Japanese papers can be employed as a way to layer and veil images, textures, and surfaces. The class will include monotype and editionable printimaking approaches using a variety of papers. Students are encouraged to bring plates that have been previously developed to include in printing and chine colle application. Erik will demonstrate techniques using frottage and trace monotype. This process allows for a broader exploration of printmaking. Here are some of Erik's images. You can see more at his web site www.ErikWaterkotte.com |
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Press and Peel Etching with Chad Tolley |
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Dates: April 11, 14, 21 2007 Press and peel is a new way to make copper etching plates. Rather than coat the plate with resist and draw through it, this technique allows you to use source material from a variety of sources. These images are transferred to the plate using plastic press and peel film which is used as the resist for the etching process. Very cool stuff!
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Shaped Big Black and White Relief |
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Dates: January 2007 This is a b asic woodblock printing class only we will be working larger and with shaped sintra plates. Sintra is easy to carve and easy to cut, so let's get large! |
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Reductive Landscape Woodblock Printing |
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Dates: October 11, 14, 18, 21, and 28, 2006 A woodblock print is a method of printing where the image is carved into the surface of a piece of wood. We will use one block of Baltic birch to print multiple colors. Bring photographs or sketches to work from. We will cover woodblock preparation, tool safety, simple registration methods, inking and printing. You will leave the class with a small edition of prints. The class is limited to six students. Mail or bring a $25.00 deposit to Saltgrass to secure your spot in the workshop. |
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Safer Printmaking Workshop with Dan Welden |
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Dates: July 10,11,12, 2006 Dan is the author of the very popular book Printmaking in the Sun and is well known for his wonderful workshops using his non-toxic solarlate techniques. This will be Dan's first workshop in the Salt Lake City area. Learn all sorts of different solarplate techniques, both relief and intaglio. Learn from the artist who originated the technique! Warning! This class is filling up fast! There are only a few spots left! Call now to reserve your place in class!!!! 467-1080, or send email to Sandy@saltgrassprintmakers.org Sponsored in part by grants from Salt Lake City CityArts and the Utah Arts Council. Thanks!!!!
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Special mezzotint demo with David Crown |
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Date: Saturday June 17, 2006 David Crown, Director of the International Mezzotint Society, will be in |
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Etching Class in June 2006 |
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Dates: June 7,10,14,17,21, 2006 Etching is an intaglio method of printmaking in which the image is incised into the surface of a copper plate using ferric chloride. The class will cover the basic plate preparation, simple registration, hard ground application, aquatint, etching, and printing techniques. |
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Special Master Class and Lecture by Koichi Yamamoto |
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Date: Saturday May 20, 2006: all-day workshop with evening lecture Professor Yamamoto is our first Visiting Artist and will give our first Master Class at Saltgrass Printmakers. We're very excited to have this master etcher visiting our studio! Professor Yamamoto will give a free evening lecture about his work in conjunction with the opening of a show of his work in the Saltgrass Gallery. He will also give a Master Class in smoke-ground etching techniques in the studio. We're still working out the details, but you should call the shop to put your name on the "I'm interested" list for the class as soon as possible. Word of mouth is spreading and the list is already growing! More details about Koichi's workshop can be found here! This workshop is supported in part by a grant from Salt LakeCity CityArts, and the Utah Arts Council.
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Steve Lockett Monotype Workshop in April 2006 |
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Dates: Mddle of April - 11, 13 , 2006 Steve works wonders with both litho and monoprint media. See some of his images from his Saltgrass Gallery show from last year. Stay tuned for details of this great class!
This workshop is supported in part by a grant from Salt LakeCity CityArts, and the Utah Arts Council.
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Weekend Workshop: Painterly Combinations |
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Dates: December 2-3, 2005 From bold lines to soft subtle tones, printing with Sintra offers a uniquely easy way to create
Materials and paper provided. No tools necessary |
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Reductive Woodblock Printmaking |
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Dates: October 12, 15, 19, 22, 2005 Multi-color relief prints can be created using many different techniques. One method is called |
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Monotype Workshop |
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Three-day Workshop In this workshop we will explore a "loose" style of monotype printmaking. Several demonstrations will be given and many examples shown. This is in interesting way to explore shape, line, and value and to come up with unexpected, as well as exact results. |
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Etching |
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Dates: June 15, 18, 22, 25, and 29 , 2005 Etching is an intaglio method of printmaking in which the image is incised into the surface of a copper plate using ferric chloride. The class will cover the basic plate preparation, simple registration, hard ground application, aquatint, etching, and printing techniques. |
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Collagraph Workshop |
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Two-day Workshop Collagraphs are low-relief matrices made from thin material such as card, lino, sheet metal, or plastic. Coupled with a viscosity approach to printmaking, collagraphs reveal a wide range of mark making unique to this process. |
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Mixed Media |
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Dates: May 11, 14, 18, 21, and 25, 2005 This is a mixed medial course and includes monoprinting, chine-cholle, and collagraph printmaking processes. Although individual techniques will be ocvered, the emphasis will be on combining processes. Participants should have experience with either etching or relief process to combine with the new print techniques learned. |
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Monotype Printmaking |
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Two-day Workshop Instructor: Sandy In this two-day workshop we will explore a "loose" style of monotype printmaking. Several demonstrations will be given and many examples shown. This is an interesting way to explore shape, line, and value and to come up with unexpected, as well as exact results. All materials will be included in the workshop price. Limited to six students. |
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Collagraph Workshop |
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Because of demand, there will be Class #1: Thursday, Feb 3, 6:30-9:30pm, and Saturday Feb 5, 11:00-5:00pm Collagraphs are low-relief matrices made from thin material such as card, lino, sheet metal, or plastic. Coupled with a viscosity approach to printmaking, collagraphs reveal a wide range of mark-making unique to this process. Collagraphs can be an interesting and painterly way to become acquainted with printmaking or a way for experienced printmakers to continue exploration of their favorite motif using a new method. Each class limited to six students. |
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Color Woodblock Printing Workshop |
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Dates: January 5, 12, 15, 19, 22 2005 The earliest form of printmaking technique was woodcut, which first appeared in China in the ninth century. This woodcut class will cover the basics of multi-plate color woodcutting: plate preparation, tool care, registration, and printing. You'll need to buy a few gouges to get started. Check out McClain's for Namisei Moku To tools (www.imcclains.com), or Speedball cutting set (local art supply stores, like Utrecht). Class limited to six students. |
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Woodblock Printing Workshop |
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Dates: December 1, 8, 11, 15, 18 2004 The earliest form of printmaking technique was woodcut, which first appeared in China in the ninth century. This woodcut class will cover the basics: plate preparation, tool care, registration, and printing. You'll need to buy a few gouges to get started. Check out McClain's for Namisei Moku To tools (www.imcclains.com), or Speedball cutting set (local art supply stores, like Utrecht). Class limited to six students. |
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