Kitchen Lithography is an accessible and non-toxic printmaking technique, offering a fresh take on traditional lithography by using readily available materials like cola and kitchen foil!

Over the weekend, you will learn the fundamentals of lithography, experiment with various materials and techniques, learn how to troubleshoot and produce your own unique limited-edition lithograph prints.

No prior experience is necessary; this course is perfect for both beginners and experienced artists wishing to explore a new creative outlet.

Dates: Weekend 25/26 July
Times: 10am to 4pm
Cost: £220 / Members £210

Course Outline

Day One:
Introduction and presentation of kitchen lithography
Demo 1 – Simplified process
Experimenting with materials and image making methods
Printing without a press
Demo 2 – Intermedia process
Experimenting with Chine-collé and monotype
Independent work to produce a small edition of prints
Group discussion and review

Day Two:
Review from day one; Q&A
Demo 3 – The complete process
Multiplate and multicolour approach
Printing with a press
Independent work to produce a small edition of prints
Group discussion and review

Viola Wang is a versatile visual artist and author whose work is deeply rooted in printmaking. Her paintings, murals, illustrations, and artist’s books have been displayed at the RA Summer Show, the Transport Museum for London, and the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair.

As an acclaimed children’s book author and illustrator, Viola’s stories reach a global audience. Printmaking, often the starting point of her projects, is at the core of her practice, whether it’s an illustrated book or a mural design. She is also passionate about researching and developing a range of modern, sustainable, and accessible printmaking processes, especially Kitchen Lithography.

More information HERE