PRINTMAKING – FALL WEEKEND
OCTOBER 18 – 21, 2024

Heinrich Toh
The Layered Monotype

In this all-level, beginner-friendly workshop, we will explore printmaking applications with layered monotypes. This easy, intuitive process has endless possibilities that will help you learn to work with color, shapes, and composition while printing on an etching press. Our goal will be to create complex, luscious layers filled with painterly brushstrokes, marks, repeated patterns, impressions, and embossments. We will skillfully use found objects like cardboard, doilies, bubble wrap, dried flowers, and leaves. Get inspired and create one-of-a-kind prints. All levels; a love of puzzle-solving recommended. 

Studio artist; teaching: Kansas City Art Institute (MO), Arrowmont (TN), Penland, Pratt Fine Arts Center (WA), Oklahoma Fine Art Institute at Quartz Mountain; exhibitions: Lawrence Art Center (KS), Wing Luke Asian Museum (Seattle), Bellevue Art Museum (WA); collections: Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (MO), Albrecht-Kemper Museum (MO), Truman Medical Center (MO), University Hospital of Cleveland, American Century Investments.

heinrichtoh.com | @heinrichtoh

Enrollment opens May 1