In the workshop you have a wonderful opportunity to experiment with different printing techniques. This can be monotype, stencil prints, cardboard prints or other techniques suggested by artists. We will start with an appliqué exercise using black paper, which will help us to choose a suitable technique for subsequent printing. We will print on different formats and materials like paper, newspaper, fabric. So, if you want to print on clothes, bring some with you. We suggest both blank and bright-colored or patterned clothes that are not too thick, like blouses, T-shirts, and shirts (maybe from a second-hand for experimenting). We'll use water-based and etching paint, which works great on paper and decently on fabric, but the paint on clothes will fade after five to seven washes.
The theme of the workshop is chimera and totem animals. You'll create 3-7 copies of one print in this workshop.
Language — English, Russian
Location — PALAVARA (Steegerstraße 1A, 13359 Berlin)
Time — 15:00 - 18:00
Price — 70€ (inc. material costs)
Suited for сomplete beginners – no prior experience required
The theme of the workshop is chimera and totem animals. You'll create 3-7 copies of one print in this workshop.
Language — English, Russian
Location — PALAVARA (Steegerstraße 1A, 13359 Berlin)
Time — 15:00 - 18:00
Price — 70€ (inc. material costs)
Suited for сomplete beginners – no prior experience required
Masha Titova
Masha Titova is an illustrator and educator. Her passion lies in drawing and printmaking, and these fields are the main focus of her research. She is dedicated to working by hand and constantly seeking out new techniques to apply to each project. Currently, Masha lives in Montenegro
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Roma Manikhin
Berlin-based artist Roman Manikhin and art educator invite you to his printmaking studio to share the secrets of his printmaking and inspire new art experiments. Roman Manikhin’s work has been exhibited at galleries and art fairs all over the world including Berlin, Seoul, New York. In 2005, on a trip to Paris, the artist was inspired by the beauty of the city and invented his own method of printing from cardboard, which you can find at one of the workshops dedicated to this technique.