Marilynn Webb, Cloud Landscape 2, 1973 (detail). Linoleum engraving. Collection of the Dunedin Public Art Gallery. Purchased 1973 with funds from the Dunedin Public Art Gallery
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Event Details
dunedin.art.museumPLEASE NOTE this event is now fully booked – email dpagmail@dcc.govt.nz to be put on a waitlist.
A hands-on introduction to linoleum engraving led by printmaker Faith McManus (Ngāpuhi, Ngāi Takoto, Croatian). This specific technique was created by artist Marilynn Webb and involves carving fine lines into linoleum so the image can be inked up using intaglio methods rather than a relief style, to create prints. Faith has updated this process and will use non-toxic Akua ink.
Faith McManus is a printmaker and educator based in Te Tai Tokerau, who regularly holds printmaking workshops. She studied under Marilynn Webb at the Dunedin School of Art and holds a Master of Fine Arts at RMIT University in Melbourne and was an arts lecturer for 24 years.
Sessions are as follows:
2pm – 4pm Saturday 9 December
11am – 1pm Sunday 10 December
All materials provided. This workshop is designed for adults, suitable for ages 14 and older.
To book, click here.
Sessions
- 2pm – 4pm Saturday 9 December
- 11am – 1pm Sunday 10 December
Price
- $10
Date
- Sat 09 Dec — Sun 10 Dec
Time
- 2:00 pm — 1:00 pm
Address
- Dunedin Public Art Gallery
- 30 The Octagon
- Dunedin 9016
PLEASE NOTE this event is now fully booked – email dpagmail@dcc.govt.nz to be put on a waitlist.
A hands-on introduction to linoleum engraving led by printmaker Faith McManus (Ngāpuhi, Ngāi Takoto, Croatian). This specific technique was created by artist Marilynn Webb and involves carving fine lines into linoleum so the image can be inked up using intaglio methods rather than a relief style, to create prints. Faith has updated this process and will use non-toxic Akua ink.
Faith McManus is a printmaker and educator based in Te Tai Tokerau, who regularly holds printmaking workshops. She studied under Marilynn Webb at the Dunedin School of Art and holds a Master of Fine Arts at RMIT University in Melbourne and was an arts lecturer for 24 years.
Sessions are as follows:
2pm – 4pm Saturday 9 December
11am – 1pm Sunday 10 December
All materials provided. This workshop is designed for adults, suitable for ages 14 and older.
To book, click here.
