Screenprinting As Painting I

This workshop will introduce participants to the analogue screen printing process. In this class, students explore a variety of mark-making using experimental drawing and painting media processes to build layers. Students will learn the exposure, registration, and printing processes in order to complete a two layer silkscreen print on paper. This class will include a collaborative hands-on demonstration as well as group studio time. No printmaking experience is required.

**For those who have taken this class or have adjacent screenprinting experience, we will be announcing dates for Screenprinting As Painting II very soon!

10% Early Bird Discount Through August 20!

Tuition: $360
Location: Kala Printmaking Studio
Instructor: Leonard Reidelbach
5 Classes
Wednesday, September 7, 2022 — October 5, 2022
6:00PM — 9:00PM
Materials Fee TBD

About the Instructor:

Leonard Reidelbach is a transdisciplinary artist, educator, and organizer. He completed his BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art in 2012, apprenticed at the Fabric Workshop Museum in Philadelphia, and is currently pursuing an MFA in visual art at San Francisco State University. He has taught screenprinting workshops through the Community Printshop and Darkroom in New Orleans and teaches drawing at SFSU. His work explores pattern and possibilities in variation and repetition to explore the infinite possibilities of our collective future. Recent shows include a solo exhibition at Adobe Backroom Gallery and a group show at SOMArts.