Lithography I
instructor: Dan Harrison
category: Printmaking, Myrtle Press
for: Adults
price: $125
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Have you ever wanted to make a print from stone? Lithography I is the perfect opportunity to learn how to do that. In this two-day course, we will learn the history, chemistry, technology, and entire process involved in printing a drawing from stone. We will specifically be covering stone graining and leveling, drawing materials and how to use them, etching and the chemistry involved, press set up, and rolling up and printing the stone. There are many steps in the process of making a lithograph, all of which require attention to detail, and the final result is something magical! Each student will have an opportunity to create a drawing on a litho stone and print it.
Previous experience with printmaking necessary. All materials included in registration fees!
WHEN: Saturday November 6 & Sunday November 7, 2021, 10-4pm
WHERE: Myrtle Press inside Verge
PRICE: $125
WHO: Adults
About the Instructor
Dan Harrison has been an active printmaker for the past twenty-one years, a California Society of Printmakers board member for four years, a studio and gallery owner for four years, and a teacher of various printmaking modalities. Dan has previously taught stone and plate lithography, intro to printmaking, advanced relief printmaking, and drawing fundamentals. He holds an MFA from MSU, Bozeman with a focus in lithography, and has seen his art exhibited across the U.S., Japan, and parts of Europe. His ability to adapt to his surroundings resembles a chameleon in nature, and his working style is that of an android. It once took him three and a half years to complete a print project consisting of 1,911 plastic bread ties glued to a plate. Most of his works are highly conceptual with the inclusion of process as part of the art. In addition to printmaking, he also creates large-scale paintings and metal sculptures and has self-published two books.
A Note About COVID-19
Beginning August 4th, 2021, Verge requires all instructors and class participants to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19. We will continue to enforce the use of masks and social distancing for the duration of the session(s). We appreciate your cooperation and willingness to keep our community safe and healthy. For any questions regarding our COVID-19 safety protocols or to submit a copy of your vaccination status, please contact Nicole at education@vergecontemporary.org.
Community Standards
In order to create a safe and encouraging environment for creativity, we ask that all attendees comply with Verge’s non-discrimination policy which prohibits unlawful discrimination and harassment based on race, color, gender, gender identity/expression, age, physical or mental disability, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or any other consideration made unlawful by the state or local laws. We also ask that everyone contribute positively to a safe and comfortable environment for all attendees. We reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone who does not abide by our community standards stated above.
Cancellation and Refunds Policy
Verge Center for the Arts reserves the right to cancel classes, to change instructors, and to make other changes that may become necessary to ensure a quality experience for participants. In the event that a class is canceled, we will contact all registrants and offer the option of transferring to another available session, or receiving a full refund.
If a participant wishes to withdraw from a class, they must do so in writing at least seven days prior to the first class meeting to receive a full refund, less a $25 processing fee. Withdrawals occurring within seven days prior to the first class meeting will receive a refund of 50 percent of the total class fee. No refunds are given to withdrawals that occur 24 hours before the class begins. Transfers are not accepted after a class begins. Membership fees are non-refundable. Please note we are unable to issue cash refunds.
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