2024 Summer Workshops
This workshop is part of our Master Printer Series and also our Visual Arts Duet Series.
Working with someone else can lead to innovation and surprise. Experiment with a variety of printmaking methods to make one of a kind works. In this workshop you can explore collaborating while learning the basics of layering monotype, making simple digital transparencies, cyanotype/toning, silkscreen, and stencil. Create small and/or large images, working either alone or with others. This is an ideal class to take with a friend, find a friend in the class, or to do alone. Expand your vision, delve into new combinations, have fun and be surprised. The class is suitable for all levels of printing experience for anyone wanting to explore new ways of working and combining techniques. Each with a solo practice, Yvette Drury Dubinsky and Vicky Tomayko have been collaborating on and off for several years. They have a new body of joint work, scheduled to show at A.I.R. gallery in New York in March.
Ten sheets of white BFK Rives (22×30 inches) will be provided as part of the materials fee. Additional sheets may be purchased from the Work Center at $5 per sheet.
Biography
Yvette Drury Dubinsky is an artist who mixes print and alternative photographic processes with collage to make unique works on paper and installations. Her work is part of the collections of PAAM, The Saint Louis Art Museum, The Buhl Collection, and the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. She has taught at Washington University, Webster University, the University of Chicago, and Castle Hill in Truro. She exhibits work at A.I.R., New York, AMP Gallery, PTown and Bruno David Gallery, St. Louis.
Vicky Tomayko is an artist who works with a variety of techniques to create one-of-a-kind prints and editions of silkscreen books. She manages the print studio for the Fine Arts Works Center during its seven-month residency program. She teaches silkscreen printing at Cape Cod Community College and at the PAAM School. A former fellow at FAWC and recipient of two Ford Foundation Grants, she is represented by Schoolhouse Gallery in Provincetown and A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.