Printmaking with Abby Nowakowski at Agnes
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
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The class runs In-Person 26 October, 2 November and 9 November, 6:30–8:30 pm
During this introductory printmaking course, adults and youth (13+) reflect on the prints in the current exhibition Emergence and get hands-on experience with different methods of printmaking including screen printing, stencil, relief printing and their own experimental combination.
Participants end the course with a small body of work and the skills to continue their printmaking practice at home! All materials are included in the course fee.
Biography
Abby Nowakowski (she/they) is a queer interdisciplinary artist and art educator currently living and working in Sharbot Lake and Katarokwi-Kingston. Through printmaking, illustration and handpoke tattooing, they spread advocacy for care, share stories, and make space for radical softness. Abby is drawn to the gentler pace of handpoke and takes a trauma-informed approach to tattooing which has fostered a safer and more empowering experience for clients. Driven by curiosity and kindness, their practice extends into art facilitation with a range of collaborations, workshops, and performances which radiate from queer ecologies and friendships.
Supported by the Guardian Capital Indigenous Art Fund. Bursaries are made possible by the Rita Friendly Kaufman Fund.
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