Hybrid course sections will be delivered both online and in-person. Required online synchronous meeting times are listed as the meeting pattern for this course section. Additional course components will be delivered asynchronously or in-person as outlined in the syllabus.There will be a range of learning opportunities that include on campus studio time with access to tools and equipment for making. In person studio instruction will be enhanced with online resources and synchronous virtual group discussions and critiques with the instructor. This highly versatile print process has been a favorite of contemporary artists for decades due to its flexibility and the ability to easily work with color, drawing and photography as well as printing on a wide variety of surfaces. This level one and two class will demonstrate traditional graphic techniques of hand painted and cut film separations, registration systems and the use of digital film output, an essential component in the field of professional screen printing practice. Working with transparent and opaque color palettes will be introduced and critiques will be an ongoing part of the class dialogue. Level two students will present project proposals to be researched and realized during the semester. More advanced technical and conceptual issues will be explored using screen printing methods, culminating in a cohesive body of work. Students may continue their investigations by taking a second course. Open to beginning and advanced students from any program.

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