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2011 White Line with Lynne Hubner

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White line printmaking originated in Provincetown Mass in 1915. Followers of Arthur Wesley Dow and the Columbia Teachers College in NYC developed a process that required little expense: Pine boards, a knife, a silver spoon, a selection of watercolor paint and light weight fine papers. The overall style made reference to Japanese and Cubist influences.The subject matter of these prints were consistent with the artists surroundings:landscapes, still lifes, figure studies, town scenes etc. The process has been passed down from one woman printmaker to another. Happily this is a non toxic process easy to produce in a studio without a press. In this workshop I will cover a variation of the original process that speeds up the printing of a multicolor image.
 
When: Aug 27th, 10am-5pm
Cost: $80 per student
Note: a minimum of 3 participants are required.


What to Bring:

  • Lunch
  • Sketches for two pieces. Images should be 6x8. Think of a coloring book to simplify your design
  • Metal spoon from your kitchen for burnishing

What's Covered:

  • Carving and creating
  • Inking and Printing.

Get Inspired:

Artists known for their white line prints include Blanche Lazzell, Cora Boone, Mabel Hewit and recently Kathi Smith a practicing Provincetown artist who carries on the tradition of her grandmother Ferol Sibley Warthen.
 
 
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Workshop Details
WHEN:
8/27/2011
WHERE:
WPA Studio (1109 B Shady Lane - Studio 8)
CONTACTS:
Chair: Ashley Salinas
FEES/DISCOUNTS/LIMITS:
Total Entry Fee:  $80
Registration Fee:  $40
Non-refundable fee which is subtracted from your entry fee.
Participant Limit:  5
There are -1 spots remaining
CALENDAR:
8/22/2011: Deadline for Entry
8/22/2011: Registration Fee Due
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