Create your own poster inspired by work in the special exhibition Jamal Cyrus: The End of My Beginning. An artist will demonstrate how to create a collagraph prints using a variety of materials.

What is a collagraph?

A collagraph is a simple and very open printmaking process. Materials and textured objects (like bubble wrap, leaves, or rice) are glued to a rigid substrate like cardboard. When the glue is dry, and the materials are fixed in place, the materials are inked up or painted and then pressed onto paper to create an image. The process can be surprising and unpredictable and produce the lovely tonal and textural variations that are associated with traditional printmaking processes.

5 PM Bar
5:30 Collagraph Overview
6 PM Hands-on Making
6:45 Painting/Inking and Printing the Image
7:30 See what everyone has created!
8 PM Program ends

No experience at all (in art or in printmaking) is required! Instruction and support will be provided throughout the evening by Bech Evans, Associate Curator of Studio and Family Programs.

Tickets are $20 for non-members, $10 for members, and include exhibition admission, art materials, and a complimentary drink.