This is a 2-session workshop.
Sunday, Dec. 7th & Sunday, Dec. 14th
12:00pm-4:00pm

This class is sold out! Please join the waitlist to be notified if a spot opens up.

Students will learn the entire process of stone lithography. This workshop will begin with a demonstration on how to grain a limestone to prepare it for drawing. After drawing, students will be guided through the process of chemically etching their stone. Then, students will learn how to ink their stone and operate a litho press to print an edition.

Students will also learn about the materials and tools that are unique to lithography and the historical significance of the medium. 

Participants will go home with a set of black and white litho prints and an understanding of the medium.

No prior experience is necessary.

All workshop materials are provided.

Instructor: Christopher Wallace

Christopher Wallace (South Paw Press) has his MFA in Printmaking from the University of North Texas and received his BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute. Chris has taught at Frogman's Print and Paper Workshop (Omaha, NE), Maud Morgan Art Center (Cambridge, MA), and Glassell School of Art (Houston, TX). He has instructed Lithography for Conservators and Museum Professionals at Harvard Art Museums and Burning Bones Press. His work has been shown nationally and internationally.

Thumbnail image courtesy of Joel Karten.

Artwork by Marcella Marsella

Artwork by Sarah Goffney