Showing posts with label Etching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Etching. Show all posts
Monday, December 9, 2013
AP Art: Solar-plate etching workshop
This Thursday December 12, 2013 students from our AP Art class will be participating in an In-School Field Trip with guest printmaker Dan Weldon from periods 2-5 for a solar-plate etching workshop. Take a look at some of the solarplates Weldon has done with artists such as: DeKooning, Flavin, Fischl, and Salle through his company Hampton Editions for inspiration in order to be prepared for the experience.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
AP Art: Etching with guest artist Dan Weldon
The AP Studio Art class recently welcomed guest artist and former Smithtown East teacher Dan Weldon to our class for a Solar Plate Etching workshop and above are some of the varied results from Clay, Devon, and Samantha. Each student made their own unique etching using different techniques so the class learned a great deal about the process and the possibilities it offers artists. Now that we have etching under our belts we'll be learning about some different techniques like monotypes, linocut, and serigraphy when we return from testing week.
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Friday, January 4, 2013
AP Art: Etching
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Next week we will welcome guest Dan Weldon into class for a solar plate etching workshop so in advance of his visit we will be creating small 5"x7" drawings to potential use with the process. Traditionally etching often looks something like the image above "Abraham's sacrifice" from Rembrandt but the process was adopted by some abstract artists thanks to its ability to produce unexpected results as well as some photographers thanks to technological advancements. Students should produce a work due Tuesday in order to create a solar plate etching during our in-school field trip on Wednesday. Below is a short video showing Dan Weldon's recent workshop in Florence to give you an idea of what to expect from the process, it should be fun.
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