Advanced Studio Class for High School Students
TITLE: Pacific Standard Time (detail)
CREDIT: Eduardo Paolozzi, 1970. From the series Zero Energy Experimental Pile (Z.E.E.P.). Screenprint and lithograph. SBMA, Museum purchase with funds provided by the Stokley Towles Memorial Art Acquisition Fund.
Inspired by You Are Going On A Trip: Modern and Contemporary Prints from the Permanent Collection
What do you believe in, and how do you see things?
Because of printmaking's capacity for creating multiples of an original image, the humble print is highly effective in spreading messages when reproduced and disseminated.
Whether used for making a bold personal statement or influencing and initiating social action, the art form historically has been one of the most diverse, immediate, and prolific forms of visual communication.
Experiment with various printmaking techniques such as relief, intaglio, and monoprint, including the use of a small printing press. Classes take place in the Museum where access to the exhibition, You Are Going On A Trip: Modern and Contemporary Prints from the Permanent Collection, allow for a daily sketching session in the galleries.
