Linocut WFMA Art Workshops

This workshop is Two Tuesdays in a row: March 24 & 31.

Linocut is a relief printmaking technique in which an image is carved into a sheet of linoleum. The carved-away areas remain unprinted, while the raised surface is inked and pressed onto paper to create bold, graphic images.

In the first session, participants will design and carve their linoleum plates, drawing inspiration from the printmaking works on view in the galleries. The second session will focus on printing—experimenting with ink, pressure, and paper to produce a small series of at least three prints from each plate.

This two-part workshop emphasizes thoughtful planning, hands-on making, and the unique variations that occur from print to print. Open to all ages and experience levels though younger ages may need aid from an adult with the carving.

This is a free workshop with all supplies provided.