One-Day Print Workshop –
20 x 20
with Katika Schultz

10am–4pm Saturday November 29
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OR
10am–4pm Sunday December 14
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$220

Create a series of unique prints that also make excellent gifts or personal keepsakes as you explore the creative potential of working within a set format – 20cm x 20cm. This limitation encourages you to adapt, experiment, and activate creativity in unexpected ways. This one-day workshop is designed alongside the Tiliqua Tiliqua exhibition of the same theme, so there will be plenty to inspire you on site. No printmaking experience is required.

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Inky Gifts: A One Day Christmas Printmaking Workshop 
with Katika Schultz

10am–4pm Sunday November 30
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OR
10am–4pm Saturday December 13
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$220

This one-day workshop is all about creating unique, handmade Christmas presents through printmaking. You’ll explore playful techniques, experiment with colour and texture, and leave with a collection of one-of-a-kind prints ready to be gifted. No printmaking experience is needed. Each technique will be demonstrated step by step, and you’ll be supported with handouts and guidance throughout the day.

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Colour Fun: a one day linoprinting workshop exploring colour reduction and chine collé
with Maggie Stein

10am–4pm Saturday January 17

$220

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In this one-day linoprint workshop you’ll explore the creative potential of working within a set format: using a 15 x 15cm piece of linoleum and exploring ways of working with colour. Under Maggie’s expert tutelage you will learn how to make excellent, colourful prints without using a press.

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Weave a Natural Wallhanging
with Lou Nade

10am–4pm Monday January 12

$220

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In this relaxed one day workshop, you’ll gather inspiration from the natural world and use Mother Nature’s gifts of leaves, twigs, bark, pods, feathers and fibres, combined with found and reclaimed materials to create a beautiful, one-of-a-kind wall hanging.

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Create a Slow Stitched Vessel with Reclaimed Textile Waste
with Lou Nade

10am–4pm Wednesday January 14

$220

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In this relaxed one day workshop, you’ll learn the techniques and develop the skills required to create a unique slow stitched vessel using reclaimed textile waste.  This slow, intentional and mindful workshop will encourage you to be present in the moment, focus simply on the process of making, and inspire you to expand your creativity while exploring materials in new ways.

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Unique Jewellery Making with Reclaimed Material
with Lou Nade

10am–4pm Friday January 16

$220

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In this fun one day workshop, you’ll learn to explore ‘waste’ resources in new ways, culminating in your own piece (or two, or three) of jewellery. Work with reclaimed bicycle parts, o-rings, plastics, string, textile waste and embellishments to create a pendant, brooch, hair pin or bangle.

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Book all three Lou Nade workshops and receive a discount of $100

ABOUT OUR TEACHERS

Katika Schultz holds a BFA in Printmaking from the National Art School and has been teaching for the past three years. She regularly exhibits across Sydney, including at Tiliqua Tiliqua, and has been a recipient of many art residencies and a finalist in major Australian art prizes. Passionate about accessibility, education, and experimentation, she encourages artists to embrace play, discovery, and the unique qualities of printmaking. 

To find out more about Katika visit @katika.schultz.studio

Maggie Stein holds a degree in Visual Art, a certificate in Etching and a Diploma of Education. She has 35 years of experience teaching across all ages from infants to adults. Maggie has been the recipient of numerous awards over the years and has exhibited widely. She is a current finalist in the Fisher’s Ghost Art Award and the Wollongong Art Prize.

To find out more about Maggie visit her website

Lou Nade is an award winning product designer, fibre artist and sculptor. Passionate about the health of the planet, circularity and reduction of waste, Lou works with reclaimed landfill, found, natural and compostable materials. She regularly exhibits and teaches across Sydney, the Southern Highlands and on the Sapphire Coast where she currently resides.

You can see more of Lou’s work on Instagram