YAS: Linocut Printmaking for Teens with Mary Milelzcik

Program type: 
Workshop
Dates: 
Monday, July 14, 2025 - 2:00pm to Friday, July 18, 2025 - 3:00pm
61 days remaining
Linocut Printmaking for Teens with Mary Milelzcik
 
July 14-18
Monday-Friday, 2:00-3:00 PM
Ages 14-17
 
Enrollment Fee: $80
 
Deadline to register: Thursday, July 3, 2025
 
All supplies included
 
Description: 
A linocut is a design that is created by carving away negative space, creating a relief block image of linoleum. Students will transfer their own images or lino template images to carve linoleum blocks, apply ink and print using a press, baren or pin press to create an edition of five prints on Arches smooth rag paper.  Once the student has completed an edition, they may experiment with creating one-of-a-kind prints from the linoleum block.
 
To register:
  • Click on the drop-down menu below to select, click "ADD TO CART" button. From there you can select your quantity. Please carefully review your selection before processing payment. 
  • Once payment is complete, you should be automatically redirected to the Registration Form where you will need to fill out one for each participant. If you are not redirected, email [email protected] to confirm payment and get the registration link.
  • ​Registration form AND payment must be completed to hold your spot. You will receive an email confirmation from [email protected] after both have been received. 
Linocut Printmaking for Teens with Mary Milelzcik
 
The Youth Arts Series Refund Policy
A full refund will be issued if cancellation is prior to the registration deadline; if after the registration deadline but prior to the first class a 50% refund will be issued; and no refund will be issued after the first day of class.
 

Instructors

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    Mary Milelzcik

    Bio:
    Mary Milelzcik has a B.A. degree from Sonoma State University’s School of Expressive Arts, a radical two-year upper division interdisciplinary experimental program where you worked with a mentor, and chose your own path in upper-division. Printmaking and papermaking were her focus. This transformative experience set the path for an interesting career as a mixed media artist and photographer; as the Curator at Highways Performance Space and Gallery in Santa Monica CA for ten years; and as an artist and instructor of papermaking, mixed media encaustic art, and printmaking.  Learn More
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