Experimental Monoprinting with Everyday Materials

In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore the physical qualities of everyday materials—textures, patterns, opacities, and translucencies—and transfer them onto paper through printmaking. Using a press bed as a "construction site," you'll ink plates, layer materials, and create unique prints. Starting with simple monochrome prints, the workshop will progress to more complex experiments involving tone, color, ghost prints, bleed color, and Chine-collé. With both individual and group critiques, this workshop encourages creative experimentation and the development of imaginative, expansive printmaking techniques.

Held at Modern Art Museum in Kuwait City

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January 7th-8th ( 10 - 1PM )

Gabriel Feld is an architect, artist, and teacher. He is a professor at Rhode Island School of Design since 1990, serving as head of the architecture department (1997-2002) and chief critic of the European Honors Program in Rome (2014-16). His artwork printmaking and installation has been exhibited in the US. Argentina, Europe, and China. He received his architecture diploma from the Universidad de Buenos Aires in 1980 and his master’s in architecture from Harvard University in 1988.

Instructor: Gabriel Field