Printmaking

Printmaking is a great way to learn about the history and language of original prints as a unique art form and as a basis for further artistic exploration in all forms of the graphic arts.

Courses

Introduction to Printmaking ARTS 1030

Intro to Printmaking is a survey of basic printmaking techniques and materials to create original prints. For centuries artists working in many different media and styles have worked in printmaking as a means to discover new ways to visualize their work.

This course provides the opportunity for students to explore a range of printmaking processes including Relief, Monotype, Intaglio using dry point and mezzotint, and Polymer Plate Lithography. Students will also have a chance to try new materials such as photo-sensitive etching plates that approximate the same effects created in etching and aquatint.

Studio: 6 hours

Prerequisites

• None

Works

Printmaking II ARTS 2360

In Printmaking II Students create more advanced and individualized projects in a variety of print processes including Relief, Intaglio, Monotype, Plate Lithography, and Photo-sensitive platemaking to obtain linear or tonal techniques. Through the development and completion of individual projects s Printmaking II enables students to create artwork beyond the scope of introductory level work and build a portfolio of printed works.

Studio: 6 hours

Prerequisites

• ARTS 1030

Works

Current Exhibitions

Knight Gallery

Student Work in Art and Design

• Dec. 13 to 19
• Reception: 4 to 6 pm. on Dec 19.

Flanagan Gallery

Student Exhibition Featuring student work from the studio art classes at the Flanagan Campus

• Dec. 17 to 20
• Reception: 4 to 6 pm. on Friday, Dec. 20.

• Gallery Locations & Hours
• Past Exhibitions

Areas of Study

• Art History
• Ceramics
• Color
• Digital Art
• Drawing
• Graphic Design
• Independent Study
• Intro to Visual Arts
• Painting
• Photography
• Printmaking
• Sculpture
• Textiles
• Video Art
• 2D Design
• 3D Design
• 4D Design