Traditional Japanese Printmaking Lesson

A traditional Japanese printmaking lesson!  Traditional Japanese printmaking is also known as woodblock printing. This style of printing uses a wooden block that is carved with a design or image. The block is then pressed into one color of ink and then pressed on to paper to create the print. Prints can range from one layer of black ink to multiple layers of colored ink.  Instruction and supplies are provided, space is limited.  
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MISS HOKUSAI (2015) SCREENINGFeb. 27th 7:30-9PM at Marquee Theater, Union SouthLECTURE: Katsushika Oei: More than Miss Hokusai by Professor Gene PhillipsMar. 1st 6:15-7PM at Room L140, Elvehjem Building 
WOODBLOCK PRINTING WORKSHOPMar. 2nd 6-8PM at Wheelhouse Studios, Memorial Union
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