Online Programs

Image Detail: Veronica Leto, SGCI Undergraduate Fellow 2021. Fat Suits + Fupas. Silkscreen, Acrylic, Oil Pastel on paper

Join us for our exciting new online programs, crafted to bring creatives together and spark fresh ideas in the world of printmaking! If you have a demonstration, workshop, panel discussion, or any other brilliant idea, we’d love to hear from you at help@sgcinternational.org

We’ll be hosting one to two programs each month and aim to keep them free or very low-cost. Let’s create something amazing together!

July 25, 7pm ET

SGCI 2024 Awardees Talk

Join us for an inspiring discussion as these distinguished award winners reflect on their work created during the past year and share their future plans.

Panelists:

Savannah Bustillo, 2024 Emerging Printmaker Award Recipient

Joseph Lupo, 2024 Excellence in Teaching Printmaking Award Recipient

Luanda Lozano, 2024 Mid-Career Printmaker Award Recipient

Talks will be followed by a Q&A

Free!

August 23, 12-2pm ET

Demonstration: Mastering Monotypes with Akua Inks by Taryn McMahon

Join Taryn McMahon as she explores the monotype process using safe, non-toxic, and easy-to-clean Akua inks. This workshop covers fundamental techniques, including paper selection, and delves into creating images through various methods such as stenciling with a range of materials and viscosity printing. Ample time will be reserved for questions and discussions at the conclusion.

Free for SGCI Members

$20 For Non-Members

Sept. 10, 12-1pm ET

Mokulito Demonstration with La Maldita Estampa

Join the Maldita Estampa Print Studio & Gallery artists in Barcelona, Spain, for this insightful Mokulito demonstration.
This an interesting fusion that essentially consists of combining two opposing technical procedures, on the one hand, relief engraving (woodcut) and planographic engraving (lithography).
The mixture of graphic media within it makes it possible to produce engraved prints with a high level of fidelity, the wood matrix provides qualities such as texture, and the characteristic grain of this material, to which is added the delicacy of the drawing or the layers of tones in lithography. The printing process does not require conventional lithographic equipment, it is printed on the intaglio press, which allows us to work in large format.

Come to know and experiment with this magic technique whose plastic versatility makes it an accessible, attractive and innovative technique.

This demonstration will be shown as a video in Spanish with English subtitles. After the video, artists will review the technique and answer audience questions. They will also review their residency programs and other opportunities available for participation.

Free for SGCI Members

$20 For Non-Members