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NDSU Visual Arts/PEARS “Visiting Artist Program” presents Summer Printmaking Workshop “Lithography: 24/7″ June 7-18, 2010
Catherine Chauvin, Tamarind trained master printer and Head of Printmaking at the University of Denver, will present an intensive workshop exploring the idea of ‘messages’ through stone and polyester-plate lithography plus trace monotype. This basic introduction to traditional Bavarian limestone with its seductive surface then moving on to contemporary process with plastic plates. The medium will be introduced and explored through demonstration, lecture and critique, with ample time for practice. An exchange portfolio will be created during the second week under supervision of Kent Kapplinger. To get early-registration discount for graduate level and non-credit your deposit must be postmarked by March 30. Send to PEARS2010, NDSU Distance & Continuing Edu, 1919 N University Dr, Fargo, ND 58108-6050. For information contact Tammy.Erdmann@ndsu.edu, Visual Arts office, NDSU Renaissance Hall, 650 NP Avenue, Fargo, ND 58102. And remember, ‘Professional Development’ grants of $500 are available through NDCA at www.nd.gov/arts/grants/prof_dev_howtoapply.htm Grant applications are due four weeks prior to the event. There are many of these grants available so don’t miss out! Check with funding in your state for similar grant opportunities. *Art 600 (credit/non-credit) registration and housing reservation forms attached below but online registration should be available very soon at www.ndsu.edu/finearts/visual_arts/index.shtml
Catherine Chauvin, Tamarind trained master printer and Head of Printmaking at the University of Denver, will present an intensive workshop exploring the idea of ‘messages’ through stone and polyester-plate lithography plus trace monotype. This basic introduction to traditional Bavarian limestone with its seductive surface then moving on to contemporary process with plastic plates. The medium will be introduced and explored through demonstration, lecture and critique, with ample time for practice. An exchange portfolio will be created during the second week under supervision of Kent Kapplinger. To get early-registration discount for graduate level and non-credit your deposit must be postmarked by March 30. Send to PEARS2010, NDSU Distance & Continuing Edu, 1919 N University Dr, Fargo, ND 58108-6050. For information contact Tammy.Erdmann@ndsu.edu, Visual Arts office, NDSU Renaissance Hall, 650 NP Avenue, Fargo, ND 58102. And remember, ‘Professional Development’ grants of $500 are available through NDCA at www.nd.gov/arts/grants/prof_dev_howtoapply.htm Grant applications are due four weeks prior to the event. There are many of these grants available so don’t miss out! Check with funding in your state for similar grant opportunities. *Art 600 (credit/non-credit) registration and housing reservation forms attached below but online registration should be available very soon at www.ndsu.edu/finearts/visual_arts/index.shtml
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