Here’s the second half of the photographs from the IB Bremen printmaking workshop 2016.
Posts Tagged ‘printmaking courses’
Brenda’s Back! II/II
Posted in Grabado Granada, IB Bremen, Maureens printmaking workshops, Pinos Genil, Printmaking Courses Spain, Printmaking in Spain, tagged Maureen Booth, printmaking courses, printmaking Granada, printmaking Spain, printmaking workshops, solar-plate printmaking on June 22, 2016| Leave a Comment »
More TASIS in Spain–February 18, 2016
Posted in Maureens printmaking workshops, Printmaking Granada, Printmaking in Spain, TASIS, Workshops, tagged Granada, Maureen Booth, printmaking courses, printmaking Granada, printmaking Spain, TASIS in Spain on February 18, 2016| Leave a Comment »
The printmaking continues and the results are gratifying
The TASIS artists and photographers surprised themselves with the quality of the work they produced in Maureen’s studio. Have a look:
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Hasta luego, TASIS. You’re brilliant.
Martyn, Frank and the TASIS Artists Are Back
Posted in Maureen Booth, Printmaking Courses Spain, TASIS, tagged Maureen Booth, printmaking courses, printmaking Granada, printmaking Spain, printmaking workshops, TASIS on February 17, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night…
We’ve had a bit of all that in the past few days but it didn’t slow down the art studets and professors from The American School in Switzerland (TASIS). Twelve students from Italy, Turkey, Mexico, the USA, Russia, Afghanistan, UK, and France have come to Maureen’s studio for an intensive five-day introduction to solarplate printmaking.
Art professor Martyn Dukes and photography professor Frank Long have returned this year with another crop of young artists and photographers. Some of the photographers were asking themselves what they were doing in a printmaking course, but when they saw the first prints made by tracing over photographs on acetates, burning them on photosensitive plates and putting the plates through an etching press on beautiful paper, they quickly changed their minds.
Here’s the first snapshots from day one. Tomorrow we’ll take a look at some of the work they’ve done.
Our Worldwide Coverage
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged collaborative printmaking, Maureen Booth, printmaking courses, printmaking Spain, printmaking techniques, worldwide coverage on October 31, 2012| 2 Comments »
This mapamundi shows the countries from which “Printmaking Courses in Spain” has had visitors this year. The last country on the list in this screenshot is Jordan. After that come 42 countries more. We’re delighted. Thanks to all of you.
English Printmaker, Spanish Fisherman, Village Up in Arms
Posted in Maureen's Work, tagged Bive, Granada, Juan Carlos Romera, Maureen Booth, printmaking courses, printmaking in Spain, printmaking studio, printmaking techniques, short film, Spain on October 30, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Our video/cineasta friend, Juan Carlos Romera, has taken advantage of the new YouTube service to upload the complete version of “Bive,” a 38-minute short film that he made in 2005. In that film I play “Maureen,” an English printmaker who falls in love with a Spanish fisherman. The film is essentially about the storm it causes in a little fishing village on the coast of Almería province.
We had such a great time doing it that I decided that in my next encarnation I want to be an actress. Here’s the link to see it (for free) on the off chance that you might find it amusing:
Mike did a story on the making of “Bive” (Printmaking Makes the Movies) and published it here on World Printmakers.
A Fast, Handy New Way to Access My Printmaking Master Classes Videos
Posted in Maureen's Work, tagged Granada, Maureen Booth, printmaking courses, printmaking lessons, printmaking Spain, printmaking techniques, printmaking videos, printmaking workshops on October 20, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Thanks to an exclusive new service from the world’s leading video site artists can now access my printmaking tutorials–formerly available only via download–on YouTube. So they (you) will no longer have to go through the download process. All you need to do is click on a link and start watching them immediately in streaming video, with excellent image quality even in full-screen mode.
Sound interesting? Follow this link.
Cathy Naro Strikes Again
Posted in Workshops, tagged Cathy Naro, cursos de grabado, estudio de grabado, flamenco, Granada, Maureen Booth, Niños Vereda Enmedio, printmaking, printmaking courses, printmaking lessons, printmaking studio, printmaking techniques, printmaking workshops on April 30, 2012| 1 Comment »
What’s a Gallinero? And why would you want to stay there?
Chicago printmaker, Cathy Naro, who was here last year around this time, has returned for another workshop with Maureen. This time they’re working on combining some of the solar-plate prints Cathy made last time with liquid-metal techniques. (more…)
Rainy-Day Light
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cursos de grabado, estudio de grabado, geese, Granada, Granada springtime, Maureen Booth, printmaking courses, printmaking techniques, Rio Genil, Spain on April 9, 2012| 4 Comments »
I love this time of year. Yesterday Mike walked down the river road to the village bakery and took his camera with him. Here’s what was happening in the river:
El Niño de la Pinturas
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged artists refuge Spain, cursos de grabado, El Niño de las Pinturas, estudio de grabado, Maureen Booth, printmaking courses, printmaking lessons, printmaking Spain, printmaking studio, printmaking workshops, Spain, world class grafitti on March 29, 2012| 2 Comments »
Granada doesn’t have a contemporary art museum, but it has one of the finest grafitti artists in the world, Raúl Ruiz, El Niño de las Pinturas. (Here’s his web site.) Raúl started painting on Granada’s walls in the 1990s. Over the past two decades, besides adorning his home town with a distinguished collection of wall art, always while dodging Granada’s municipals, he’s been invited to take his work to the walls of Portugal, Holland, Italy, Venezuela, Hungary, Belgium, France, among other places. Well-documented followers calculate that Raúl has more than 2,000 murals all over the world.
His work is both idealistic and poetic, and tends to feature brief prose poems done in exquisite calligraphy along with evocative scenes of infancy and adolescence, scenes which sow tenderness and solidarity wherever he works. These human elements are contrasted with the voracious metaphoric gears and train wheels that permeate industrial society.
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- “Cansado de las mismas respuestas,decidi cambiar mis preguntas”
- “¿son números lo que tu alma nutre?”
- “¿quizás el materialismo se está apoderando de nuestras almas? ”
- “¿Qué hacer con juegos que siempre se pierden?”
- “…sólo quien a renunciado a la victoria y a la derrota encuentra su camino… “
- “…y haciendo cosas que rompo para arreglarlas y volver a romperlas paso mi tiempo…”
- “y el tiempo se acaba…y la vida no espera…”
- “el mundo está oscuro…ilumina tu parte…”
- “Y donde miro si ojos no tengo…”
Tired of the same old answers, I decided to change my questions
is it numbers that your soul nourishes?
Perhaps materialism is devouring our souls,
What shall we do with games that are always getting lost?
only one who renounces victory and defeat can find his way…
making things that I break, just to mend them, then break them again, I spend my time…
and time runs out… life doesn’t wait…
the world is dark… enlighten your part…
Where do I look if I don’t have eyes?