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Print(ed) Word

Calgary Central Library 800 3rd Street SE, Calgary

Print(ed) Word is a collection of artist books that were created through pairing 12 local writers with 12 local print-artists who collaborated in reimagining existing texts into hand-made book forms. 

This project was led by A/P and Loft 112 with funding support from Canada Council for the Arts. The permanent installation in Calgary's Central Library was made possible through the support of Calgary Public Library, Calgary Public Library Foundation, and the J K L MacLachlan Family Foundation.

Lodestone by Darian Goldin Stahl

Lodestone exhibits our complex encounters with medicine in way that is inviting, wonderous, and enchanting. Lodestones are naturally occurring magnets, a near-magical phenomenon that was eventually harnessed within biomedical imaging technologies like MRI machines...

Studio Workshop: Reduction Woodcut

DATES: April 2, 9, 16, and 23
TIME: 6pm - 9pm (each day)
INSTRUCTOR: Matt Dunlop

COURSE SUMMARY:
This intro to the reduction woodcut technique will teach the basics of the process through the creation of a 2 layer reduction woodcut at the Alberta Printmakers studio over 4 evenings.
This is a great way of introducing colour into your relief printing without carving multiple blocks!
You’ll be shown everything from designing your image, to carving the block and finally setting the press and printing. 
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.

Photolithography Basics

A/P Studio 4025 4th Street SE, Calgary

DATES: April 9, 16, 23, and 30
TIME: 6pm - 9pm (each day)
INSTRUCTOR: Jamie-Lee Girodat

COURSE SUMMARY: Photolithography is perfect for anyone interested in photography or drawing. This course covers a range of possibilities to transform photographs, digital creations, or drawn material into richly detailed lithographs. Participants will learn to process a photosensitive plate, exposing it to light to develop a printable image.
Suitable for all levels - no prior experience required.