The aim of this course is to create independent, project-based, serial works using printmaking as a medium. This includes expanding basic knowledge of papermaking, common units of measurement for paper and their origins, handling various types of paper, etc. Participants will develop their own sketches, designs, and ideas, preparing them for printing until they can be realized in a small-edition, representative artist's book. All printmaking techniques, from intaglio and relief printing to digital printing, will be introduced to enable participants to best realize their ideas in a serial work. In cooperation with other departments, such as book arts or wood technology, each participant can choose their individual final form, such as leather, wood, or textile binding, for their artist's book.

Assessment based on the submission of at least one completed assignment at the end of the semester.

Limited number of participants! (maximum 10 people) Registration is required!
Please be sure to include:
Name, class, student ID number/contact information!
Register online via Base

The introductory lecture will take place on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. Punctual attendance at the introductory lecture is essential! Individual work sessions will be scheduled at the end of the lecture! Location: VZA7, 1st floor, Room 148
Attention!
It is highly recommended that you also register for the Book Art and the Drawing and Printmaking workshops to learn about various printing and bookbinding techniques!