Printmaking in the Expanded Field: Professional Practice Seminar Series

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SNAP Gallery, "Printmaking in the Expanded Field: Seminar Series," 2021

Printmaking in the Expanded Field: Ecology & Printmaking

Online (RSVP links on website)

Free of cost 

Description

Lead Artists Radha Pandey, Tiffany Shaw-Collinge and Edward Fu-Chen Juan will host a series of talks, workshops, and demonstrations which, through their individual artistic practices, will locate a range of intersections of Printmaking and Ecology including material practice, ethics and collaborations. 

This programming supports and advances the professional artistic practices of artists across varying communities in amiskwaciwâskahikan/ Edmonton. The seminar series explores printmaking and print-media within the larger context of contemporary art, with a focus on research and production. Each seminar will bring together participating local artists and visiting artists, both internationally and from across Canada. Through collaborative learning, artists will develop critical discourse, examination, and new knowledge.

Website: https://snapartists.com/printmaking-in-the-expanded-field/

Featured speakers and facilitators:

Edward Fu-Chen Juan // www.edjuan.com

Radha Pandey // www.radhapandey.com

Tiffany Shaw-Collinge // www.tiffanyshawcollinge.com

Schedule 

May 13th // 6pm – 8:30pm MST --- Tiffany Shaw-Collinge // PART 1: Expanded Views of Technology Akin to Printmaking

May 15th // 10am – 12pm MST --- Radha Pandey // PART 2: Workshop 1: Brush Dyeing Paper (Online)

May 15th // 1pm – 3pm MST --- Edward Fu-Chen Juan // PART 2: Workshop 2 – Session 1: Wild Pigment (Online)

May 29th // 9:30am – 12pm MST --- Edward Fu-Chen Juan // PART 2: Workshop 2- Session 2: Screen Printing Plant Pigments (Online)

May 27th // 7pm – 8:30pm MST --- PART 3: Ecology and Printmaking Artist Talks (Online)

May 29th // 2pm – 3:30pm MST --- PART 4: Ecology and Printmaking Afterword / Show & Tell (Online)

Description

Lead Artists Radha Pandey, Tiffany Shaw-Collinge and Edward Fu-Chen Juan will host a series of talks, workshops, and demonstrations which, through their individual artistic practices, will locate a range of intersections of Printmaking and Ecology including material practice, ethics and collaborations. 

This programming supports and advances the professional artistic practices of artists across varying communities in amiskwaciwâskahikan/ Edmonton. The seminar series explores printmaking and print-media within the larger context of contemporary art, with a focus on research and production. Each seminar will bring together participating local artists and visiting artists, both internationally and from across Canada. Through collaborative learning, artists will develop critical discourse, examination, and new knowledge.

This programming is funded by the Edmonton Arts Council through the Connections and Exchanges Organizational Initiatives Grant.