ART 4557
Interdisciplinary Printmaking
Printmaking is inherently collaborative, generative, and social. Through studio projects, readings, and critiques, we explore both a personal and historical understanding of this medium. We learn how we can integrate printmaking with other disciplines. Where and how does it share a commonality with literature, sculpture, photography, and the moving image? We experiment with techniques, including intaglio (dry-point etching, aquatint, hard ground etchings), woodcuts, stencil, and screen printing. The themes of experimentation, play, reproducibility, circulation, and patience are particularly highlighted. Prerequisite: at least one term of printmaking. RP MW 9:25am-11:20am
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
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Catalogue variants
- Interdisciplinary Printmaking · Graduate / Professional