Browse through all workshops that currently take place. We also provide information about future workshops and workshops from the past.
United States
The workshop takes place from June 24, 2023 until June 25, 2023.
Butterfly-wing paper is a technique developed by the teaching artist in which a frame is wrapped tightly with thread and then dipped in various pulp fibers to create thin sheets with thread inclusions (or thread embedded in the paper). There are endless possibilities to explore with this unique technique–threads can be woven, different kinds of pulp create various interesting effects with translucency and opacity, and frames can be designed to create specific patterns. Students will learn this papermaking technique, as well as how to use natural pigments to add color while experimenting with different kinds of pulp. You will also experiment with a technique called “Cloud paper” or reverse pulp painting, where layers of pulp are applied by hand to a backing sheet, allowed to dry, and then carefully peeled away. It is possible to make extremely thin sheets of paper, with a variety of interesting effects this way. Neither of these techniques requires a press or a dry box, making them accessible to people without access to those tools.
Students will complete one small finished work of butterfly wing paper, and cloud paper, as well as many small experimental samples. All levels welcome – no experience necessary
Registration closes June 10, 2023. Material fees are included with your registration, though a list of additional items needed to be gathered/purchased will be sent with your confirmation.
This workshop will be held at Pyramid Atlantic in Hyattsville MD.
Further information:
https://pyramidatlanticartcenter.org/event/butterfly-wing-paper-and-reverse-pulp-painting-jun2023/
Hannah O'hare Bennett
https://pyramidatlanticartcenter.org/event/butterfly-wing-paper-and-reverse-pulp-painting-jun2023/
United States
The workshop takes place from June 15, 2023 until June 22, 2023.
This workshop is a four-part live interactive online intensive!
Join Jacqueline Mallegni on a journey of exploration through the art of making sculpture with natural materials at her Live & Interactive Online Fiber Sculpture Session.
Each session is designed to enliven your art practice by developing a relationship with natural materials and foraging. She will personally guide you through the process of transforming paper, sticks, thread and imagination into sculpture. You will learn how to transform flax roving into non-traditional paper; learn how to make a mould; cast fiber paper into sculpture; process kozo fiber for sculpture; build an armature with natural materials; learn how to make plant based stains.
This series is designed to include the content that would normally be offered in a 4 day in-person workshop. The processes covered are slow, needing time to develop between stages. A materials list will be emailed to you once you have registered so that you can gather appropriate items. A Zoom link will be emailed a week before the class.
June 15, 16, 22, 23
12 pm - 4 pm MST
Jacqueline Mallegni
Paper Rain Studio Gallery
paper.rain.studio@gmail.com
mallegni.com
Italy
The workshop takes place from May 27, 2023 until June 07, 2023.
WE TRAVEL THROUGHOUT NORTHERN ITALY...
Book Conservation Lab of Gabriele Dondi in Urbino; the Mosaics of Ravenna; Lacemaking at Chioggia; the Scrovegni Chapel at Padua; ancient Roman Archaeological Site the Basilica at Aquilea; Renaissance Library Guarneriana at San Daniele di Friuli; the Mask Museum of Guerrino Lovato in Malo; the Tipoteca printing museum and workshop in Cornuda; the Remondini Museum at Bassano del Grappa; the Papermill at Oliero; the MART museum in Rovereto; the Museum of Paper in Toscolano Maderno at Lake Garda; the museum of the first Hebrew printers in Soncino; museum of famous independent publishing house Enrico Tallone in Alpignano near Turin; the Bodonian Museum of Printing at Parma; the extraordinary Labyrinth and museum of Franco Maria Ricci in Parma; and other paper, print and book arts destinations!
See Instagram for photos of 2022 tour: https://www.instagram.com/lynnsures/
#GiroDelNord2022
Lynn Sures
lynn@lynnsures.com
Argentina
The workshop takes place from May 16, 2023 until June 06, 2023.
In this online course with IAPMA member Silvia Turbiner participants are going to learn different weaving techniques, handmade paper from two to three dimensions and new materials to work with. You will twist, interlock and weave; the works will appear to be simultaneously line and volume. The making process will become a kind of discovery. During class participants will watch, ask and debate. Between clases you will work with the techniques that you have watched.
Materials needed for class: A wooden frame (A4 is a good size)and nails. Tool needed after the first sesión. Have on hand wicker, vines, willow vines, palm inflorensces,wire, rope, chicken and bird mesh, cables, etc. Strofoam moulds: spheres, cubes and foam rubber sheets. We can use all sorts of wire: copper, brass or aluminum. Kozo, corn, agave, abaca, cotton pulps and fibers and any handmade paper. You can buy your paper if you are not used to making it.
4 Sessions, Tuesdays beginning May 16th, 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm Argentina time through Zoom. Class limit 6 participants. There are currently 3 spots open.
Contact information:
silvia.turbiner@gmail.com
https://www.instagram.com/silviaturbiner/
https://www.silviaturbiner.com
Germany
The workshop takes place from May 20, 2023 until May 27, 2023.
In this online workshop, you will explore the art of creating three-dimensional paper reliefs and cast objects using paper as the primary material. You'll take a deep dive into the craft of 3D paper making and paper casting, exploring the limitless potential of this fascinating art form.
You will delve into the intricacies of mold-making, learning various methods that can be used to create unique and interesting designs. You'll learn how to create molds that can be used repeatedly, allowing you to create multiple copies of your paper cast objects. In addition to mold-making, you'll also delve into the process of making the perfect blend of paper material. You'll cover the optimal ratio of water to paper, and how to achieve the right consistency and texture for your paper. You will experiment with different materials and additives, both natural and recycled, to create unique textures and finishes.
The workshop consists of two sessions, May 20, and May 27, 2023,
5:00 pm - 7:30 pm Berlin time via Zoom.
Further information:
https://lougashi.com/workshop/3d-paper-making-and-paper-casting/online-workshop20-27-05-2023
Guy Lougashi
https://lougashi.com/about
Argentina
The workshop takes place from April 13, 2023 until May 04, 2023.
In this online course, participants are going to learn different weaving techniques, handmade paper from two dimensions to three dimensions and new materials to work with. We will twist, interlock and weave; the works will appear to be simultaneously line and volume. The making process will become a kind of discovery. During class, participants will watch, ask and debate. Between classes you will work with the techniques that you have learned. I love to work with small groups. Class limit is 6 participants. There are currently 3 spots open.
Materials needed for class:
A wooden frame ( A4 is a good size) and nails. This is an essential tool you will need for the class. Have on hand wicker vines, willow vines, rattan, wire, rope, chicken and bird mesh, cables, etc. Styrofoam moulds: spheres, cubes, half spheres, cylinders, and foam rubber sheets. We can use all sorts of wire: copper, brass, or aluminum. Kozo, corn, agave. phormium, and/or abacá pulps and fibers, and any handmade paper. You can buy your paper if you are not used to making it.
We are going to study Lidia Galego’ s art work, Tsuguo Yanai’s, Miriam Londoño‘s and Patrick Dougherty’s installations and structures.
4 sessions, Thursdays, beginning April 13th.
2:30 pm to 4:30 pm Argentina time through Zoom.
Looking forward to seeing you!!!
Instagram:@silviaturbiner
Further information:
https://www.silviaturbiner.com
Germany
The workshop takes place from April 22, 2023 until April 29, 2023.
The Paper Lab by Guy Lougashi offers workshops that explore the art of creating three-dimensional paper reliefs and cast objects using paper as the primary material.
In this online workshop, you will take a deep dive into the craft of 3D paper making and paper casting, exploring the limitless potential of this fascinating art form. You'll delve into the intricacies of mold-making, learning various methods that can be used to create unique and interesting designs. You will learn how to create molds that can be used repeatedly, allowing you to create multiple copies of your paper-cast objects.
In addition to mold-making, you will also delve into the process of making the perfect blend of paper material and cover the optimal ratio of water to paper, and how to achieve the right consistency and texture for your paper. Experimentation with different materials and additives, both natural and recycled, to create unique textures and finishes, will also be explored.
The workshop is suitable for all levels and doesn't require special tools or machinery.
Two sessions, 2.5 hours long, April 22nd and 25th, 5 pm - 7:30 pm Berlin Time.
Further information:
https://lougashi.com/workshop/3d-paper-making-and-paper-casting/online-workshop
Guy Lougashi, Artist
guy.lougashi@gmail.com
Whatsapp/Telegram +49(0)176 722 32 994
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paper.lab.workshop/
Argentina
The workshop takes place from April 04, 2023 until April 25, 2023.
This course is about learning which plants are ideal to work with for hand paper making.
We will begin with a selection of raw plant materials and learn methods of cooking, beating and sheet formation using basic equipment. We will also experiment with creative techniques to create good quality papers and artworks. A project will be created with every fiber with feedback offered. A complete cycle of creation, from raw fibers to pulps to final projects will be your experience. It will be theoretical and practical.
Four Tuesdays, April 4th through 25th, 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm Argentina time.
Online on Zoom.
DON’T MISS IT!!!
Silvia Turbiner
silvia.turbiner@gmail.com
www.silviaturbiner.com
Instagram: @silviaturbiner
France
The workshop takes place from April 01, 2023 until April 02, 2023.
During the Journées Européennes des Métiers d'Art, an event organized by the Institut National des Métiers d'Artcome, discover the work of paper.
7 participants per workshop
Workshops as follows:
Saturday, April 1, 2023, 10:30 am - 12 pm
3 to 6 year olds
Make a small mobile, a chickadee, and a flowering branch
Saturday, April 1, 2023, 3 pm - 4:30 pm
6 to 12 year olds
Make a notebook out of recycled paper
Sunday April 2, 2023, 3 pm - 4:30 pm
2 to 12 year olds
Painting a chicken with torn and glued papers
Reservations:
https://linktr.ee/mesescalierssontenpapier
Atelier Mes Escalierssonttapisses
25 boulevard de l'Ile de France
31170 Tournefeuille
United Kingdom
The workshop takes place from March 23, 2023 until March 23, 2023.
Join Chloe Campbell, an Artist specialising in the art of papercutting, for a 2 hour papercutting class where you will cut out a design inspired by the interior of 575 Wandsworth Road. 575 Wandsworth Road is a unique National Trust house in London with a stunning hand-carved fretwork interior created by Khadambi Asalache. It is being specially opened for this workshop as it is usually closed to the public at this time of year. Included in the workshop is a tour of the house by a National Trust guide. You can read more about the house here.
Chloe will teach you how to cut out a design inspired by the house’s interior. You can draw your own design inspired by the house and also use a template Chloe has made to cut out too. You will get your own papercutting kit - containing a scalpel, spare blades, cutting mat and a guide on How To Papercut to take home. Check out more of Chloe’s art on her Instagram page @chloecampbellart.
The workshop includes:
- 2 hour workshop with Chloe Campbell,
- Entry to 575 Wandsworth Road, London, SW8 3JD and a tour by a National Trust guide
- A paper-cutting kit (scalpel, spare blades, cutting mat and a guide on How To Papercut)
For 14 years +
Please note medical scalpels will be used during this workshop.
Further information and booking:
https://www.chloecampbellart.com/papercutting-workshops
Chloe Cambell
Email info@chloecampbellart.com
Instagram @chloecampbellart
United Kingdom
The workshop takes place from March 09, 2023 until March 09, 2023.
Join Chloe Campbell, an Artist specialising in the art of papercutting, for a 2 hour papercutting class where you will cut out a design inspired by the interior of 575 Wandsworth Road. 575 Wandsworth Road is a unique National Trust house in London with a stunning hand-carved fretwork interior created by Khadambi Asalache. It is being specially opened for this workshop as it is usually closed to the public at this time of year. Included in the workshop is a tour of the house by a National Trust guide. You can read more about the house here.
Chloe will teach you how to cut out a design inspired by the house’s interior. You can draw your own design inspired by the house and also use a template Chloe has made to cut out too. You will get your own papercutting kit - containing a scalpel, spare blades, cutting mat and a guide on How To Papercut to take home. Check out more of Chloe’s art on her Instagram page @chloecampbellart.
The workshop includes:
- 2 hour workshop with Chloe Campbell,
- Entry to 575 Wandsworth Road, London, SW8 3JD and a tour by a National Trust guide (RRP £11.00)
- A paper-cutting kit (scalpel, spare blades, cutting mat and a guide on How To Papercut) (RRP £25.00)
Ticket price: £50.00
For 14 years +
Please note medical scalpels will be used during this workshop.
Further information and booking:
https://www.chloecampbellart.com/papercutting-workshops
Chloe Campbell
Email info@chloecampbellart.com
Instagram @chloecampbellart
Argentina
The workshop takes place from February 06, 2023 until February 27, 2023.
In this online course, participants are going to learn different weaving techniques, handmade paper from two dimensions to three dimensions and new materials to work with.We will twist, interlock and weave; the works will appear to be simultaneously line and volume. The making process will become a kind of discovery.
Materials:
A wooden frame and nails for the first class.
We could use for all the course: wicker vines, willow vines, rattan, wire, rope, chicken and bird mesh, cables, Styrofoam moulds: spheres, cubes, half spheres, cylinders foam rubber. We can use all sorts of wire: copper, brass, aluminum. Kozo, corn, agave. phormium, and abaca pulps and fibers, and any handmade paper.
We are going to study Lidia Galego’ s art work, Tsuguo Yanai’s, Miriam Londoño‘s and Patrick Dougherty’s installations and structures.
4 sessions, Monday's from 2:30pm to 4:30pm Argentina time through Zoom.
Looking forward to seeing you!!!
Further information:
https://www.silviaturbiner.com
silvia.turbiner@gmail.com
Instagram:@silviaturbiner
Australia
The workshop takes place from February 13, 2023 until February 14, 2023.
If you are already on a creative journey into the world where paper and textiles meet and want to learn more so you can extend your practice, this workshop will help you move forward on your paper textile art journey. Learn about approaches and foundation skills for creating soft sculptural paper forms, paper garments, dimensional paper objects and paper wearable art.
In this workshop with award winning paper artist, Anzara Clark, we will consider different approaches and technique responses to the challenges involved in working with paper as a textile. We will explore foundation skills and a range of paper manipulation processes that will allow your creative inspiration to take flight, knowing that your paper artworks will stand up to creative extensions and experimentation; as well as stresses of installation, exhibition, and competition formats. We will learn to incorporate experimentation and engineering interventions into construction approaches and build a knowledge base that will encompass traditional and contemporary processes, enhance creative options, and honour the amazing material that is paper.
2 days. $180 AUD. Register through the Stitching and Beyond website.
Further information:
https://stitchingandbeyond.com
Anzara Clark
Website:
https://anzaraclark.com
Email:
anzara.clark@gmail.com
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/anzaraclarkartist/
Argentina
The workshop takes place from January 10, 2023 until January 31, 2023.
In this online course, participants are going to learn different weaving techniques, incorporating handmade paper in two or three dimensions, using unique materials. We will twist, interlock, and weave. The works will appear simultaneously with line and volume. The making process will become a kind of discovery.
Materials list:
A wooden frame and nails for the first class.
Other materials we will use thoroughout the course: wicker vines, willow vines, rattan, wire, rope, chicken and bird mesh, and cables.
Styrofoam or foam rubber moulds: spheres, cubes, half spheres, cylinders. We can use all sorts of wire: copper, brass, and aluminum.
Kozo, corn, agave, phormium and abacá pulps and fibers, and any handmade paper.
We are going to study the work of Lidia Galego, Tsuguo Yanai, Miriam Londoño, and Patrick Dougherty’s installations and structures.
4 weekly sessions on Tuesdays, beginning January 10th from 3pm to 5pm Argentina time through Zoom.
Looking forward to seeing you!!!
Further information:
https://www.silviaturbiner.com
silvia.turbiner@gmail.com
Instagram @silviaturbiner
United States
The workshop takes place from January 28, 2023 until January 29, 2023.
This is an in-person class at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts in Minneapolis, MN.
Add color to handmade paper with natural pigments! On day one of this in-person workshop, begin with a review or introduction to basic European sheet formation, followed by instruction on how to extract lake pigments from natural dye vats using soda ash and alum. On the second day, spend the morning learning how to integrate mineral earth pigments and the lake pigments into pulp using retention aid. Then, pulling sheets of western-style papers in rich, natural hues ranging from oranges and yellows to light and dark reds and grays. If time allows, use citric acid and iron solutions to shift the colors of the papers. Participants will come away with a portfolio of colorful paper and a basic understanding of the papermaking process. Please wear clothing that can get dirty and shoes that can get wet (i.e. rubber boots, garden clogs, etc.).
Further information:
https://www.mnbookarts.org/handmade-paper-in-color-mineral-earth-and-lake-pigments/#more-28446
Hannah O’Hare Bennett
hohareb@gmail.com
France
The workshop takes place from March 20, 2022 until December 31, 2022.
1 DAY DISCOVERY COURSE
March 20 / April 19 / May 15 / July 03 / July 13 / July 31, 2022
Course to meet and interact with plant fibres and try your hand at making paper sheets.
Price: 80,00 Euros per day. Materials included.
Limited number of places.
3 DAY COURSE KOZO AND LOKTA FIBRES - ONE TECHNIQUE
April 20 - 22, 2022
July 08 - 10, 2022
July 25 - 27, 2022
Approach different techniques to work with the fibres and introduction to the traditional Japanese papermaking.
Price: 330,00 Euros. Whole course, material included.
Limited number of places.
4 DAY COURSE KOZO AND LOKTA FIBRES - THREE TECHNIQUES
July 18 - 21, 2022
Learn different techniques, including the traditional Japanese way of papermaking. You will also learn how to make your own vegetable inks to dye the fibres in the mass and enter in relation with the vibratory dimension of the plants by the color.
Price: 440,00 Euros. Whole course, material included.
Limited number of places.
COURSES FOR ADVANCED PEOPLE
Dates in 2022 on request.
The course is for those who have already participated in a workshop and wish to deepen a technique, explore their creativity or prepare an exhibition. This is a personalized accompaniment.
Price: on estimate including the provision for the workshop and the material requested.
Limited number of places up to 2 persons.
Sandrine Beaudun
sandrinebeudun@gmail.com
https://www.sandrinebeaudun.com/en/wokshops
Phone +33 (0)6 86 01 67 71
United States
The workshop takes place from September 17, 2022 until December 10, 2022.
Several Fall 2022 Papermaking Art Classes in Santa Rosa, CA (or nearby) by Jane Ingram Allen:
September 17, 2022
Papermaking Open Studio - Come for a day of working on your hand papermaking ideas at Jane’s studio in Santa Rosa. This workshop is open to those who have taken at least one class from Jane before.
November 19 - 20, 2022
Papermaking from Scratch - Using Local Plants at Fibershed Learning Center, Point Reyes Station, CA
December 10, 2022
Handmade Paper Sculpture - Create 3-dimensional handmade paper sculptures using armatures, molds and other techniques for sculptural papermaking at Jane’s studio in Santa Rosa, 5017 Maiden Lane, Santa Rosa 95409.
Class size is limited to 5 people.
Most materials and papermaking equipment are provided.
Further information:
https://janeingramallen.wordpress.com
https://fibershed.org/programs/education-advocacy/learningcenter/
Jane Ingram Allen
Email info@janeingramallen.com
Phone +857-234-2432
Argentina
The workshop takes place from November 10, 2022 until December 08, 2022.
This workshop is an artist book course showing how to make large paper in a grid shape, or how to make together, simultaneously, both sides front and back of a concertina book in fresh handmade paper. We will collaging with graphic inks, transfers, and inclusions.
So many incredible techniques!
Further information:
https://www.silviaturbiner.com
Austria
The workshop takes place from March 11, 2022 until December 07, 2022.
In the Vienna papermaking workshop you can expect the best equipment, e.g., Hollander Beater, spindle press, cover shears, pulp spraying system, scoop screens... and interesting workshops of the expert team.
The annual program 2023 is online here:
www.papierwespe.at
Innovative Book Forms, 11 - 13. 3. 2022
Workshop day, 18. 3. 2022
Ikebana meets paper 19. - 20. 3. 2022
The half-leather binding 7. - 8. 4. 2022
Shoe and slipcase 9. - 10. 4. 2022
The cassette 12. - 13. 4. 2022
Jewelry and objects made of paper yarn, 6. - 8. 5. 2022
Of the blue flower, 5. - 7. 8. 2022
The whole linen cover, 8. - 9. 8. 2022
Paper objects from linen fiber, 10. - 11. 8. 2022
Workshop day, August 14 - 16, 2022
PocketCalendarBook, 26 - 28. 8. 2022
Papier-mâché - "Who would have thought? ", 1, 8 and 15. 10. 2022
Box Making, 10/22 - 10/23, 2022
Bookbinding Basics, 26. - 27. 10. 2022
recto/verso - drawing artist books, writing, 28. - 30. 10. 2022
Suminagashi and Shibori 9. 11. 2022
Bamboo, light, paper 10 - 11 or 12 - 13 November 2022
Workshop day, 18. 11. 2022
Creative, 19. and 20. 11. 2022
Repairing books 2. - 4. 12. 2022
Repairing books 5. - 7. 12. 2022
Werkstatt für Buch- und PapierkünstlerInnen
Beatrix Mapalagama
Kleistgasse 18/4, Eingang ums Eck
A-1030 Wien
Phone: + 43 650 4300681
E-mail: office@papierwespe.at
Argentina
The workshop takes place from September 27, 2022 until October 18, 2022.
The course will begin with a selection of raw plant materials and learning methods of cooking, beating, and sheet formation using basic equipment. It will be theoretical and practical. We will experiment with creative techniques to create good quality papers and artworks. We will have the opportunity to experience a complete cycle of creation, from raw fibers to pulps to final projects.
The course will be held online in Spanish through Google Meet on each Tuesday over 4 weekly sessions of 2 hours each beginning Tuesday, September 27 from 3 pm - 5 pm.
Further information:
https://www.silviaturbiner.com/workshop
Silvia Turbiner
silvia.turbiner@gmail.com
Germany
The workshop takes place from August 07, 2022 until September 25, 2022.
August 7, 14, 21, 28, 2022
September 4, 11, 18, 25, 2022
10 am - 4 pm
The lab is an open space workshop that allows all participants to personally process ideas, inspiration, and images with guidance and attention from the instructor. The laboratory is open to artists from any field with an attraction to internal research, creations in paper, and the world of materials close to it.
We will learn to connect different layers of time and composition, explore layers and subtleties that reflect the process unique to you, and create an authentic manuscript in the material. We will also learn expression in the material, an in-depth familiarity with paper, to work in a variety of techniques.
Simplicity, logic, and hard work are the main foundations that I expose participants to in my workshops, a process in which you will receive tools to develop language and personal approach to the material, release the creative power and expand your toolbox and access to the material.
Further information:
https://lougashi.com/workshop/paper-lab-berlin
Guy Lougashi
guy.lougashi@icloud.com
Germany
The workshop takes place from August 28, 2022 until September 02, 2022.
Kultgenuss offers exciting courses, seminars, events with a focus on art, culture & culinary. Kultgenuss wants to pamper you and unleash your creativity, while imparting knowledge and raising awareness of quality food and teaching forgotten traditions and crafts.
In this workshop two-dimensional collages and reliefs as well as paper objects can be created with Petra Grupp. You are welcome to include your artistic positions or project ideas. Maximum eight participants.
Workshop 310 €; Material 20 €
Further information:
https://kultgenuss.de/
www.petra-grupp.de
Location:
www.daskreuzle.de
Overnight stay 285 € double room, 5 nights
Overnight stay 385€ single room, 5 nights
Email regine@kultgenuss.de
Instagram @Kultgenuss
Instagram @grupp_petra
Gästehaus Kreuzle
Bretzfelderstrasse 31
71543 Wüstenrot/ Neuhütten
Argentina
The workshop takes place from August 11, 2022 until September 01, 2022.
Work with handmade paper.
4 weekly sessions of 2 hours in Spanish.
This is an online course through Google Meet.
Make a concertina book, sides, front, and back all in fresh handmade paper. Collage with graphic inks, inlay fusion, transfers, and inclusions.
Learn many incredible techniques!
Further information:
https://www.silviaturbiner.com
Silva Turbiner
silvia.turbiner@gmail.com
Germany
The workshop takes place from August 11, 2022 until August 25, 2022.
August 11, 18, 25, 2022
10 am - 2 pm
Workshop’s topics:
Free motion embroidery on a variety of materials and mixed media.
Multi-layered and three-dimensional embroidered standalone objects.
Creating fabrics from different materials - creating alternative fabrics from residual materials, organic materials or various fibers.
Processing different materials on a sewing machine: punching, soldering paper, paper felting, and alternative printing techniques.
The humble sewing machine is considered by many a mere tool used in the craft of sewing. In fact, it offers artistic freedom and expression in the creation process. In this workshop we will explore the many possibilities in using the sewing machine as a multidisciplinary tool. We will delve into free, machine, and floating embroidery on a multitude of materials, making multi-dimensional images and textures in a size of your choosing. Finally, we will solidify the materials and make assemblage of your creations.
The workshop is intended for participants familiar with the use and control of a sewing machine, beginners are welcome. The classes are based on a theoretical study of different techniques and demonstrations of how to make them, therefore, time is set aside in the workshop to practice the techniques and various experiments in materials.The participants may choose to come with their sewing machine to the workshop or make all the preparatory work at the workshop and leave the execution as homework. Participation in the workshop involves homework between sessions and a preparatory conversation with Guy before the workshop begins.
Further information:
https://lougashi.com/workshop/cocoon-berlin-august2022
Guy Lougashi
guy.lougashi@icloud.com
United States
The workshop takes place from August 20, 2022 until August 21, 2022.
IAPMA Member Michelle Wilson (@michellewilsonprojects) will teach this upcoming class - for any student interested in using handmade paper to create sculptural forms with armatures. Students will learn building methods for armatures and ways to wrap and dip their armatures in handmade paper pulp prepared in a way that is called "high shrinkage". In this method, paper pulp has been beaten for a long period of time to absorb a large amount of water, and dramatic transformations can occur when the form dries. Papermaking is a wet process, please wear clothing and shoes that can get wet. Papermaking also involves some lifting and arm movements.
To register:
https://www.sebarts.org/classes-lectures/experimental-paper-sculpture-08-20-22
info@sebarts.org
Sebastopol Center for the Arts
282 South High Street
Sebastopol, CA
+1 707 8294797
Latvia
The workshop takes place from August 08, 2022 until August 12, 2022.
During the first workshop with Ilze Dilane, you will make watercolor paper from linen and cotton, which will be used later for experimental water color painting. The second workshop will be about 3D object making from abaca and kozo fibre. You will prepare kozo pulp as well. The third workshop will involve pulp painting. You will prepare special pulp from some native plants on the property with a large garden space in order to make interesting accents in our artwork.
Please find more information and the workshop program in the download below.
Further information about venue:
https://ritestautskola.org
Further information about instructor:
http://ilzedilanesart.blogspot.com/p/cv.html
This symposium is an IAPMA supported project.
Ilze Dilane
ilze.dilane@gmail.com
Phone +371 25608690
United States
The workshop takes place from August 05, 2022 until August 06, 2022.
In this workshop, students will be introduced to the process of making Japanese paper. Japanese paper, often incorrectly referred to as rice paper, is known for its great strength while appearing delicate and gossamer-thin. In this workshop, students will learn the basics of preparing their own fiber, hand beating, and forming sheets in the traditional nagashizuki method. Students will take home wet sheets to dry at home with instructions. Papermaking is a wet process, please wear clothing and shoes that can get wet. Papermaking also involves some lifting and arm movements.
Further information:
https://www.sebarts.org/classes-lectures/japanese-style-papermaking-08-05-22
info@sebarts.org
Sebastopol Center for the Arts
282 South High Street
Sebastopol, CA 95472
+1 707 8294797
United States
The workshop takes place from July 30, 2022 until July 31, 2022.
Instructor: Nicole Donnelly
In this two day IN PERSON workshop, participants will work with high-shrinkage flax and abaca pulps, learning basic sheet forming, methods for inclusions, and stretching sheets over constructed armatures. Flax and abaca fibers can make extremely thin, strong, and translucent sheets of paper. These are ideal for embedding two-dimensional imagery but are also prized for their ability to shrink as they dry, creating a taut, smooth surface when the paper is applied over an armature. Students will form two-dimensional sheets of paper and will be guided through constructing basic armatures of their own design. Participants are encouraged to bring their ideas as well as their own materials to incorporate. Please see the website for details such as recommended supplies and instructor bio.
Registration deadline: July 15, 2022
Worshop from 10 am - 4 pm on both days.
Link to register:
https://www.morganconservatory.com/product/working-with-armature/
Participation fee: $235 USD
The Morgan Conservatory
1754 East 47th Street
Cleveland, OH
Email: program@morganconservatory.org
United States
The workshop takes place from July 19, 2022 until July 22, 2022.
Instructor: Jane Ingram Allen
This workshop will cover how to make paper from scratch (starting with the local plant materials such as leaves and bark) with minimal equipment and facilities. The emphasis will be on creative problem solving and creative use of materials to make unique handmade paper art, using sustainable methods and materials that do not harm the environment. Students will learn that papermaking art can be created successfully with ordinary household equipment and materials that you can find in your own backyard.
Some pulps that the instructor will bring to supplement the ones found in the local area will also be used in the workshop, such as kozo and abaca. The instructor will introduce unique techniques (Japanese/Asian and Western) that she has developed from her experiences as an artist in residence in Japan, Taiwan, Tanzania, Indonesia, Nepal, Japan, Brazil, Thailand, China, England, Turkey and the Philippines as well as at art centers and nature parks in the USA.
Participation fee: $210 USD
Further information:
https://pacificnorthwestartschool.org/product/ingram-allen-jane-6238-paper-making-from-scratch-with-local-plants-july-19-22/
Jane Ingram Allen
info@janeingramallen.com
United States
The workshop takes place from July 18, 2022 until July 18, 2022.
Introduction to Papermaking at Pacific Northwest Art School, Whidbey Island, WA
with Jane Ingram Allen, Instructor.
Explore techniques of hand papermaking including sheet forming, pressing and drying as well as techniques of laminating, embedding and watermarking. Learn how papermaking can be used for a variety of art creations and make an array of handmade papers using Western and Asian papermaking with cotton, abaca and other local plant fibers.
Further information:
https://pacificnorthwestartschool.org/product/ingram-allen-jane-6262-intro-to-hand-papermaking-july-18/
Jane Ingram Allen
info@janeingramallen.com
United States
The workshop takes place from June 16, 2022 until June 16, 2022.
Using Japanese and Korean papers and techniques learn a variety of methods to create paper sculpture. You will explore ancient processes such as Momigami (Japanese kneaded paper), Joomchi (Korean paper felting), and flax paper making.
Karen will share her process of sculpting ethereal forms incorporating fibers and hand-made elements. This is a process oriented class encouraging experimentation and discovery. Materials are included which tuition but please feel free to bring your favorite papers or fibers to include in your work.
Further information:
https://waterfallarts.org/event/paper-sculpture-techniques/
Waterfall Arts
Belfast, Maine
256 High St, Belfast,
ME 04915
Karen Olson
karen@karenolsonphotography.com
United States
The workshop takes place from June 04, 2022 until June 04, 2022.
Flax is among the oldest fiber crops in the world, the use of flax for linen going back nearly 10,000 years. Short fibers called tow are a byproduct of flax processing, and can be used in papermaking. We will learn how the fiber is prepared for making paper — from its harvest to the workshop — as well as how to form our own sheets of handmade paper using a mold and deckle, and how to press and dry our papers.
The class offered through the Fibershed Learning Center at Black Mountain Ranch near Point Reyes Station, CA, (Address provided upon registration) with returning instructor Michelle Wilson. Class is limited to 15 students.
Students will be taking home wet sheets of paper to dry at home. Please bring a roll of paper towels to carry your wet sheets of paper home on.
This will be a wet class, please wear clothing and shoes that can get wet. The class will include some lifting.
Fibershed Learning Center
learningcenter@fibershed.org
To register, please visit this link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/introduction-to-flax-papermaking-with-michelle-wilson-tickets-291110458217
Poland
The workshop takes place from May 21, 2022 until May 28, 2022.
The workshops will be conducted by Maria Matyja-Rozpara. The artist creates objects from handmade paper, using materials of plant material. Maria Matyja-Rozpara will talk about the process of making paper and will present creative methods of creating compositions from paper. A workshop in cooperation with Hanna Rozpara.
Workshop program
Introduction:
A brief history of paper, introduction in manual papermaking techniques.
Practical part:
Making of handmade paper compositions using templates, making compositions of handmade paper dyed with pigments, creation of handmade paper collages using various materials such as dried plants, decorative paper, etc.
Dates and Times:
May 21, 2022 10.30 am - 1 pm
May 28, 2022 10.30 am - 1 pm
Place:
Municipal Art Gallery MM in Chorzów
ul. Sienkiewicza 3 Chorzów
The workshop is an IAPMA supported project.
Maria Matyja-Rozpara
maria.rozpara@gmail.com
Limited places available, please book by phone:
+48 32 3497875
Argentina
The workshop takes place from April 21, 2022 until May 12, 2022.
Topics: How to make a large paper in a grid shape. How to make both sides front and back of an accordion book in one piece of fresh handmade paper? Collaging with graphic inks, transfers, inclusions. And many more incredible techniques!
Duration:
4 sessions of 2 hours each
Further information:
www.silviaturbiner.com
Silvia Turbiner
silvia.turbiner@gmail.com
Social Media: @silviaturbiner
United States
The workshop takes place from April 23, 2022 until April 23, 2022.
Join Jane in her Santa Rosa studio for some indoor and outdoor EXTREME and Experimental Papermaking using a variety of pulps such as Kozo (paper mulberry bark), cotton blue jeans, sisal, flax and abaca as well as at least one plant fiber gathered locally.
You will do such things as make really big paper using pouring methods, make really thin but strong paper using Japanese techniques, make thick sculptural cast paper, burn handmade paper using a flame retardant, make holes, tear and shred paper, make paper that moves and produces sounds and blend some strange and exotic pulps for special effects.
Jane Ingram Allen in Santa Rosa
5017 Maiden Lane,
Santa Rosa, CA 95409
Phone: +1 857 23 44 24 32
info@janeingramallen.com
United States
The workshop takes place from March 22, 2022 until March 24, 2022.
This workshop with Michelle Wilson runs in the evenings of March 22 and March 24, 2022 from 6 to 8 pm, at the San Francisco Center for the Book.
Embroidery is traditionally practiced on fabric; however, it can be an extraordinary and surprising way to embellish prints, photographs, or even artist books.
In this two-session workshop with Michelle Wilson, you will begin by looking at examples of artists who embroider on paper, and then move on to a discussion of the necessary delicacy and techniques for stitching on paper, selecting appropriate papers, and will conclude with the creation of a an embroidered paper “sampler”.
In the second class, students will fold a simple accordion with pop-ups, and explore three-dimensional applications to embroidery on paper. Students will leave the class with the beginnings of an embroidered artist book to complete on their own time.
No experience with embroidery or bookbinding necessary.
This is an in-person workshop. All students and the instructor are required to be vaccinated (honor system) and agree to wear a mask for the duration of the class. If you choose to complete the registration process you are agreeing to these terms.
Sarah Songer, Program Manager
San Francisco Center for the Book
sarah@sfcb.org
+1 415 56 50 54 5
Argentina
The workshop takes place from February 15, 2022 until March 08, 2022.
NEXT ONLINE COURSE OF HANDMADE PAPER FROM PLANTS.
This course is about learning which plants are ideal to work with for hand paper making.
Beginning with a selection of raw plant materials, through methods of cooking and beating and sheet formation using basic equipment.
It will be theoretical and practical.
We will experiment with creative techniques to create good quality papers and artworks.
We will have the opportunity to experience a complete cycle of creation, from raw fibers to pulps to final projects.
The course will be online through Google Meet and will take 4 weekly sessions of 2 hours each.
Beginning Tuesday February 15 at 4pm to 6 pm Argentina time.
It will take 4 Tuesdays.
DON’T MISS IT!!!
Further information:
www.silviaturbiner.com
Silvia Turbiner
silvia.turbiner@gmail.com
Social Media @silviaturbiner
Poland
The workshop takes place from July 24, 2021 until July 25, 2021.
The Paper Mill in Duszniki had been erected prior to 1562 and its first recorded owner was Ambrosius Tepper. During the flood in 1601 the paper mill suffered partial destruction. The contemporary owner, Gregor Kretschmer, reconstructed the plant and resumed the production of paper.
The celebration takes place in the courtyard of the Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki-Zdrój (entrance from the Sprzymierzonych st.). Part of the program is a presentation of permanent and temporary exhibitions, a demonstration of creating and decorating paper, a demonstration of making masks from paper, handcraft and stalls with local delicacies.
Further information:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_Papermaking_in_Duszniki-Zdrój
France
« Papier de plantes, effets d'eau et de motifs » / "Paper of plants and water marks"
« Fibres à papier, empreintes et marques en reliefs » / "Paper of plants and relief print"
« De la feuille au livre » / "From leaves to book"
« Papier de plantes et teintures végétales » / "Paper of plants and végétable dyes"
« Herbier de Méditerranée » / "Herbarium of Méditerrannée"
« Volume et lumière en dentelles végétales » /"volume and lights in vegetable lacies"
Website for workshops:
www.camigraphie.org
Aïdée Bernard
20 rue du Lirou
34620 Puisserguier
FRANCE
Phone +33 619636216
Website www.aidee-bernard.com
E-mail a.idee.bernard@gmail.com
United States
Students interested in coming to the studio can design a custom workshop or sign up for a group workshop. For a complete list of classes to be held at Liberty Paper as well as workshops at other locations, please visit my website.
Website: http://www.claudialeepaper.com
Claudia Lee
libertypapermaking@gmail.com
Latvia
Papermaking from abaca, kozo, denim, cotton rug pulp. Pulp painting and other surface design techniques. 3D objects from abaca, recycled paper. Make your own paper for a book and learn bookbinding.
Please contact Ilze Dilane for details.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paperceramicstudio/
Website:
http://ilzedilanesart.blogspot.com/
Ilze Dilane
Cronquist Paper Studio
Riga
LATVIA
Phone +371 25 608 690
E-mail ilze.dilane@gmail.com
United States
Dieu Donné offers a variety of unique hands-on educational opportunities for adults and children that can be held on-site in our studio or at off-site locations. Educational programs are adaptable for various age groups and circumstances, including school field trips, professional development, community organizations, and more.
Participants learn about the papermaking process—from the history of papermaking to the role handmade paper plays in the contemporary arts—and experiment with creative techniques to create original works of art. Our tactile programs, taught by working artists and educators, provide access to a rare and venerable artistic medium, and give participants an opportunity to experience a complete cycle of creation, from pulp to final project. Programs range from introductory classes to follow-up workshops in specialized techniques.
Website:
https://www.dieudonne.org/tours-and-workshops
Dieu Donné
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Building 3, Suite 602
63 Flushing Ave, Unit 112
Brooklyn, NY 11205
Phone +1 212-226-0573
E-mail dieudonne@dieudonne.org
Germany
During professional papermaking workshops, participants are introduced to the knowledge of hand papermaking. Different processes to work with various fibres, to create sheets, to work with paper pulp two- or three dimensionally are introduced. Several techniques to manipulate paper can be explored.
Fides provides individual and customized consulting, developing concrete projects at your location or in a rented location. Besides workshops, lectures and collaboration in interdisciplinary and innovative projects, she offers promotional- and (self-) marketing solutions.
Further information:
www.fideslinien.com
Fides Linien
art@fideslinien.com
Instagram: @fideslinen