NEW DATE ADDED: This two-day workshop introduces participants to mesh printing: a low-tech process to combines DIY methods with 19th-century stencil art.
Join Jordanian architect, designer, and cultural researcher Abeer Khader for a hands-on introduction to Tatreez this September.
Open studio is a space to develop a print-making project in community with other organizers, artists, and cultural workers.
NEW DATE ADDED: Participants will spend this session exploring several techniques to make multi-layer monotype prints without a press!
This workshop introduces participants to the traditional art of batik through a contemporary, accessible, and community-centered approach.
This workshop explores stitching’s role in contemporary fiber art practice with fiber artist and educator Annie Zirin.
For this figurative art session, participants are invited to work from life in a medium of their choice!
In this workshop, participants will explore collage art as a medium for political agitation, self-reflection, and expression.
Students will spend this introductory workshop learning the cyanotype process from beginning to end.
This two-day workshop blends historical context with hands-on making, led by two working designers John Kudos and David Jon Walker.
This embroidery workshop is for participants to build an understanding of basic stitches while exploring the role of hand-sewing in history.
This one-day dance workshop brings club culture to the studio with an immersion into the music, footwork, and history of house.
