The Free Black Women's Library presents Printmaking/ Intro To DryPoint

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The Free Black Women's Library & The Robert Blackburn Printmaking Center
presents
Printmaking Techniques/An Intro to Drypoint
led by artist and priofessor Jazmine Catasus
3PM - 5PM

All are welcome to join us for this hands on introductory workshop to the printmaking technique, know as drypoint. Participants are invited to bring an image that is 4 by 6 or smaller to make a unique art print intaglio style.
Come ready to explore this new craft, get creative and explore your artistic side with us!

Facilitators Bio:
Jazmine Catasús is an artist and educator primarily working with print and papermaking. Her practice is concerned with the intersections of ornamentation, materiality, religo-aesthetics, and Black Subjectivity. She holds an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is the Artistic Director/Master Printer at  EFA-Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop and a visiting professor at Pratt Institute.

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