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CPCANZ Summer School 2011
This year we have decided to have an Open Workshop for the five days with (at this stage) two, workshop demonstrations. The first demonstration will be grained aluminium plate lithography with Whanganui printmaker Patrick Cush and the second demonstration will … Continue reading
Posted in Events, professional development, summer workshops
Tagged etch, etching, lithography, Marty Vreede, Patrick Cush, photopolymer, printmaker
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A Treatise on Etching
A Treatise on Etching by Maxime Lalanne (François Antoine Maxime Lalanne) is available as an e-book, a free download from Project Gutenberg. It is in English – a translation from the original (1880) French second edition. The writing has stood … Continue reading
Posted in books, techniques
Tagged aquatint, book, e-book, etch, etching, free, impressionist, improvisation, inspiration, landscape, landscapes, Maxime Lalanne, photography, project gutenburg
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How Could We Resist? – Taupo
How Could We Resist? — over 60 exquisite miniatures by 45 printmakers … all just $100, or $150 framed. Toured by the Central Print Council of Aotearoa, our travelling show of miniature prints is to be hosted by the Art … Continue reading
Posted in exhibitions
Tagged etching, exhibition, Fiona Tunnicliffe, landscape, miniature prints, portrait, printmakers, Taupo, woodcuts
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Glen Skien workshops – last few spaces…
Brisbane artist Glen Skien will be visiting New Zealand in September/October 2010. There are a few spaces left in the Auckland, Waikato, and Whanganui workshops. Auckland Lake House Arts Centre, Fred Thomas Drive, Takapuna for 3 workshops Oct 2/3… Oct … Continue reading
Posted in book arts, professional development, winter workshops
Tagged artist book, brisbane, collage, drypoint, etch, etching, Glen Skien
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IMPACT 7 Update: Keynote Speakers
Confirmed line-up of keynote speakers for IMPACT 7. To read more about them, please visit the “Keynote Speakers” page on the conference website. 1. Heri Dono (Indonesia) – Heri Dono is unquestionably one of Indonesia’s highest regarded contemporary artists of … Continue reading
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Tagged australia, Brook Andrew, Canberra, etching, fine art, Heri Dono, Indonesia, Johanna Drucker, John Loane, London, melbourne, Mike Parr, Paul Coldwell, Rome, silkscreen, Teal Triggs, Trent Walter, typography, UK, USA
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Preparing your own etching mull
The price of etching mull goes up and up, so it seems sensible to prepare your own. Etching mull is a loose weave material that has been heavily starched. Normally to wipe an aquatint with etching mull you have to … Continue reading
Improving Copper etching with Ferric Chloride, using the Edinburgh Etch
Using the ‘Edinbugh Etch’ or how I use citric acid added to ferric to improve copper etching. Continue reading
Rembrandt’s Etching Technique: An Example
Rembrandt’s Etching Technique: An Example — by Peter Morse This book is available for free download from Project Gutenburg. From the document: A Rembrandt print in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution has been made the subject of a study … Continue reading
Posted in art history, books, research, techniques
Tagged Amsterdam, etching, graphic arts, Peter Morse, project gutenburg, Rembrandt, smithsonian institution
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