Saturday and Sunday, March 18 & 19
10 am to 3 pm
Falmouth Art Center, 137 Gifford Street, Falmouth, MA 02540
PO Box 660, Falmouth, MA 02541
508.540.3304
info@falmouthart.org
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, April 20, 212, & 22
10:00am to 4:00pm each day
Encaustic Collagraph is a unique process for artists to combine wax and printmaking in their studio practice. This printmaking technique involves painting melted wax onto plexiglass and/or Yupo revealing all the subtleties of the brush and gesture in a very direct way. Plates can be further manipulated by stamping, incising, layering, scraping, and removal of the wax.
Once an image is completed, inking as either a relief or intaglio is accomplished with Akua water-soluble inks, and plates are printed on a variety of printmaking papers including Washi. Both press and hand printing of plates yield successful prints.
Subtle, mysterious marks are captured in the wax and transferred to paper resulting in variable prints or editions as the artist chooses. The plate can be used alone or in tandem with other print methods for unending variations.
Artists who love innovative ways to create a printmaking plate will find this workshop an exciting new adventure!
Asheville Print Studio: Riverview Station - Studio #108, 191 Lyman Street, River Arts District, Asheville, NC tel: 516-263-4818
Annual Members Exhibition
"Of the Moment"
Awards Juror: Amy Smith Stewart, Chief Curator
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
December 11, 2022, to February 19, 2023
299 West Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06850 (Mathews Park)
From The Society of American Graphic Artists - Member Page
The Gallery at the Met Store will be having a holiday Pop-Up Installation and show of works from SAGA members on Sunday, December 18, 2022. If you are in the area please join us and bring friends!
Join us on Sunday, December 18, 2022, from 3-5 pm at The Gallery at The Met Store, located at the top of the stairs inside The Met Store, for a pop-up installation and sale of exceptional works of art by artists Mary Frank, Esther K Smith and Dikko Faust pf Purgatory Pie Press, original prints from The Society of American Graphic Artists (SAGA), and Mopkuhanga artist and author April Vollmer, among others. Price points begin at $$25 evidencing the democratic price point of original prints from the Society of American Graphic Artists (SAGA) and highlighting the fact that you can purchase first-rate works of art at affordable prices. The artists will be present to discuss, demonstrate, and display their works. All works are available for purchase.
Also during the two-hour event Diko Faust will demonstrate printing his DADA tape from wood type on a Kelsey letterpress and Esther L Smith, the author of HOW TO MAKE BOOKS and other book arts, will demonstrate stitching books into leather covers. Faust and Smith have worked with more than 100 other artists and writers including printmaker April Volmer.
The Metropolitan Museum will present the work of SAGA at the Gallery (Mezzanine Level) beginning on October 30, from 3 - 5 pm. Dorothy's work was selected for this special exhibit and sale. Please join us inside the Met Store for a meet-and-greet with Tom Huck and SAGA members for a demonstration at the event.
SAGA (The American Society of Graphic Artists) is an association of artists in the graphic arts, as defined by the intaglio, relief and planographic media, and to promote the advancement of the interests of the graphic arts; founded over 100 years ago.
For more information, please contact The Gallery at The Met Store through Laura Einstein at 212-650-2908 (laura.einstein@metmuseum.org)
National Association of Women Artists
This is the prestige Exhibition of the year by the full, juried-in members of the first Women's professional arts organization in the U.S. For over 100 years, NAWA has been offering women artists the opportunity to exhibit their work in New York City, the arts capital of the country.
This Exhibition is being held in-person and online!
NAWA tel: 646 - 461 - 0068
NOTE! Dorothy received "The NAWA Special Printmaking Award" at the opening!
An In-Person Reception was held at ONE ART SPACE on Thursday, October 20.
ONE ART SPACE
23 Warren Street (Tribeca), New York, NY 10007
October 14 - 29, 2022
tel: 646 - 559 - 0535
Anual Members Show
Dorothy is a member of SAGA which will hold its annual Members Show at the historic Salmagundi Club in New York
Where: 7 Fifth Avenue
When: October 24 through November 4, 2022
Opening: October 28th, 6-8 pm.
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Open Studio: Mon - Thurs, 1pm - 4pm
5 sessions on campus
Create beautiful, tonal prints with this painterly printmaking method of making a plate. Learn to construct inexpensive plates of various sizes from plastic and monofilament mesh painted with black acrylic. Work your way back to white by layering polymer gels with brushes and textures. The plate will mirror and resemble your final image. Intaglio printing with non-toxic inks on rag papers yields dense, mezzotint-like surfaces which explore gesture, texture, and tonal effects. A wonderful print experience for all artists.
This 5-day workshop was held in the brand new printmaking building at Edgewood Farm!
See Materials List for materials you need to bring.
Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill
PO Box 756
Truro, MA 02666
Tel: 508 349-7511
fax: 508 349-7513
info@castlehill.org
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Dorothy's Print, was accepted for and will be Exhibited at the
8th Biennial Footprint International Exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking
LOCATION: Grace Ross Shanley Gallery at CCP
EXHIBITION: June 5, 2022 – August 28, 2022
OPENING RECEPTION: Sunday, June 5, 2022, 2-4 PM
Center for Contemporary Printmaking (CCP)
Mathews Park, 299 West Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06850
phone 203.899.7999 · fax 203.899.7997 · info@contemprints.org
Gallery and Studio Hours
Tuesday–Saturday 9 am – 5 pm ·
Legion Paper, maker of Yupo, just published a review of Dorothy's technique of making printmaking plates (YUPO Plates) using Yupo on their blog. Link to Legion Paper
Creating Encaustic Collagraphs on YUPO
Saturday and Sunday, March 26-27, 2022
Using a combination of innovative printmaking materials, participants will create plates with hot wax on Yupo, a synthetic paper support. Images can be painted, stamped, textured, incised, and scraped to produce a high and low plate surface ready to ink as either a relief or intaglio. These plates can be combined with monotype and drypoint, are economical, easily cleaned, stored, and cut with scissors or utility knives. Akua soy-based inks will be used on a variety of print papers including washi (Japanese paper). Both hand and press printing options will be explored as well as the use of multiple color plates, transparency, and chine colle'. Part of the learning experience will include discussions of eastern and western papers, demonstrations, finished examples of all techniques and lots of individual attention. All are welcome; some print experience is helpful, but not necessary.
Dorothy Cochran - Encaustic Collagraphs 3
Dorothy Cochran - Encaustic Collagraphs 1