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Winter 2023 Etching
Winter 2023 Etching
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Etching (6 weeks)
$390, includes materials
Tuesdays, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
January 31 - March 7, 2023
Instructor: Daniel Cardoso (he/they)
Working with copper plates and acid-resistant grounds to create images of textures and lines, participants will come away with a small edition of hand-printed etchings. This class is perfect for anyone who likes to draw.
Suitable for all levels, no prior experience is needed.
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About the Print Instructor: Danny Cardoso (he/they) is an emerging printmaking artist based in Toronto who graduated in 2020 from OCAD University with a BFA. Their art practice focuses on constructing large-scale, print-based installations with visual narratives hidden in patterns. The use of patterning comes from a strong connection to Portuguese tile work (“Azulejos”), and how their history fits into his life. Through intensive research of historical archives in the Iberian Peninsula, as well as family history, Danny combines the visual patterns of “Azulejos” with contemporary themes of Queerness, mental health, and identity, while simultaneously pushing the limits on what contemporary print work can be.
Images:
1) Open Studio's intaglio area.
2) Daniel Cardoso, Monsters in my Head, copper plate etching and aquatint on Hahnemuhle paper.
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$390, includes materials
Tuesdays, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
January 31 - March 7, 2023
Instructor: Daniel Cardoso (he/they)
Working with copper plates and acid-resistant grounds to create images of textures and lines, participants will come away with a small edition of hand-printed etchings. This class is perfect for anyone who likes to draw.
Suitable for all levels, no prior experience is needed.
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About the Print Instructor: Danny Cardoso (he/they) is an emerging printmaking artist based in Toronto who graduated in 2020 from OCAD University with a BFA. Their art practice focuses on constructing large-scale, print-based installations with visual narratives hidden in patterns. The use of patterning comes from a strong connection to Portuguese tile work (“Azulejos”), and how their history fits into his life. Through intensive research of historical archives in the Iberian Peninsula, as well as family history, Danny combines the visual patterns of “Azulejos” with contemporary themes of Queerness, mental health, and identity, while simultaneously pushing the limits on what contemporary print work can be.
Images:
1) Open Studio's intaglio area.
2) Daniel Cardoso, Monsters in my Head, copper plate etching and aquatint on Hahnemuhle paper.
