299 West Ave
Norwalk, CT 06850
USA
SATURDAY, JULY 22 THROUGH SUNDAY, JULY 23
10AM – 4PM, 2-DAY WORKSHOP
Start painting expressively to create a plate with a wide range of tonal washes and velvety black passages using batches of gritty glue made by adding carborundum to liquid gel medium. Dig in with a dry point needle and start scraping the plate with a razor or steel wool to get all the marks imaginable, and then print with a traditional intaglio hand wiping method. Kate will demonstrate how to take this matrix and ink it in a variety of ways to fully realize your imagery using, color, glazes, viscosity printing and more. Demonstrations and personalized critiques will add to the collegial and supportive atmosphere throughout the weekend.
KATE MCGLOUGHLIN graduated from the University of Arizona at Tucson with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Drawing & Painting in 1985, where she studied with Bruce McGrew and Robert Colescott.
In 1991 she was awarded The Yasuo Kuniyoshi Scholarship to study printmaking with Robert Angeloch at The Woodstock School of Art where she currently teaches Printmaking, Landscape Painting and is President of the Board of Directors.
McGloughlin has been included in Marquis Who’s Who in American Art since 1999, and Who’s Who in American Women since 2005. She teaches landscape painting and printmaking workshops in Italy, Mexico, Ireland and the United States, and is represented widely in the US. Visit Kate at www.katemcgloughlin.com
Image: Kate McGloughlin, Untitled, Carborundum etching