Learn how to create multi-coloured linocut prints using the reduction method. This relief printmaking technique involves carving each layer of colour into the same block. More lino is removed from the block after each layer is printed. In this workshop Ann will guide participants through the process of carving and printing an image with three colours. Attendees will work on a 10 x 15cm lino block and create an edition of up to five prints on quality printmaking paper.

The workshop is suitable for beginner with some linocut experience. Participants may bring their own reference material or work from Ann’s collection of images. All materials and equipment provided.

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Umbrella Members $125 | Full Price $145

There will be a 30-minute lunch break during this workshop. Umbrella has a refrigerator and microwave available for use, and tea and coffee will be provided throughout the day.

Limited to 10 spaces (ages 15+) | Bookings close on the Friday prior to the Workshop Day at 4pm. | The workshops will take place in Umbrella’s downstairs studio at 408 Flinders St (next to Mary Who? Bookshop and opposite Woolworths). | All bookings subject to Umbrella's workshop and public programs booking policy.

 

Ann Bartholomeusz is an artist and printmaker. She was born in London and lives and practises in Gurambilbarra / Townsville. After studying foundation art at college, Ann went on to graduate at the University of Wolverhampton with an Honours Degree in Fine Art (Printmaking). Exhibiting in group exhibitions since 2005, she had her first solo exhibition in 2021 following a 3-month Artist-in-Residence opportunity. Her work focuses primarily on imagery that reflects her own and other people’s identity and she is interested in the things that make us who we are.

Image: Ann Bartholomeusz screenprinting in The Studio.