Printmaking residency
The program
Intaglio printmaking with Nicholas Hill, with a new process each day. Workshop days start at 9h30 with a demonstration, followed by practical sessions. Lunch break from 13h00 to 14h00; the studio stays open until 17h30.
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
27 Nov Arrival dayWelcome dinner | 28 9h30 Introduction to printmaking studio processesCreate drypoint plates13h00–14h00 Lunch | 29 9h30 Half day: printing demonstration using drypoint plates | ||||
30 9h30 Create carborundum aquatint platesPrint drypoint plates13h00–14h00 Lunch | 1 Dec 9h30 Combine drypoint, carborundum aquatint and collagraph techniques in multiple plates13h00–14h00 Lunch | 2 9h30 Explore a variety of papers and printing techniques with two or more plates13h00–14h00 Lunch | 3 9h30 Printing dayExploring additional ways of combining techniques and printing processes13h00–14h00 Lunch | 4 Departure day |
Nicholas Hill
Nicholas Hill is an American artist whose internationally exhibited practice spans printmaking and painting. A 2017 Guggenheim Fellow, his work explores cultural exchange and collaboration through research and residencies in countries including India, Chile, Germany, Italy and Japan. His prints are held in public collections such as the United States Department of State, the US Library of Congress, the New York Historical Society, and institutions across Europe, Asia and Latin America.
Alongside his studio practice, he has taught printmaking, drawing and painting at universities in New York and Ohio, where he is currently based.
What the fee includes
Daily demonstrations and practical sessions
Drypoint, collagraph and carborundum aquatint
Materials for the workshops
Application
Pre-selected candidates will be called for a Zoom interview.