Printmaking is an art form closely connected to social justice, activism, and politics throughout history. It has been used to disseminate information, express thoughts and feelings both privately and publicly, and create a sense of community through sharing.
In this course, students will learn various printmaking methods that do not require a printing press, as these techniques are particularly applicable for art therapists working with diverse populations and in various settings. In addition to technical instructions on printmaking methods, students will participate in group discussions and creation of their own individual and group artworks to connect theoretical concepts and clinical knowledge to the printmaking process.
In this course, students will learn various printmaking methods that do not require a printing press, as these techniques are particularly applicable for art therapists working with diverse populations and in various settings. In addition to technical instructions on printmaking methods, students will participate in group discussions and creation of their own individual and group artworks to connect theoretical concepts and clinical knowledge to the printmaking process.
- Teacher: Miki Goerdt