Art Class: Reduction Printmaking

Utagawa Toyokuni, Portrait of a Woman under Blossoming Branches (detail), early 19th century, Woodblock print, 14 3/8 x 10 in., Gift of Dr. James C. Perry, Image courtesy of the Chrysler Museum of Art, Photograph by Edward Pollard. Two Sessions: Sundays, October 25 and November 8 | 12-2 pm Led by Jackie Nelson Designed for ages 18+ $40 Members | $60 non-Members Not a member? Join today at okcmoa.com/membership. Discover the art of reduction printmaking in this two-session class inspired by the vibrant Japanese woodblock prints featured in The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art. Learn how to carve, ink, and print multiple layers from a single block to build a dynamic, multicolored image. Drawing inspiration from the composition, color, and storytelling of ukiyo-e prints, you'll create your own original work while exploring this unique printmaking process. This class is designed for ages 18+.  All supplies will be provided. For questions regarding the class or registration, please email Programs Manager Neely Simms at [email protected]. Bonus! Registrants aged 21+ are welcome to stop by the OKCMOA Bar before class and bring a drink to enjoy a relaxed paint-and-sip experience.