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Jonathan Korejko Educational programme 2007
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COURSE TITLE
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DESCRIPTION
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AGE GROUP
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NUMBERS
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DURATION
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Relief Printmaking
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Using simple presses for printing onto paper and cloth
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Children from 5 years old
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Maximum 15 per session
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2 x half day sessions
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Relief Printing: Lino and Woodcut
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Designing, carving and printing using presses and hand-burnishing techniques
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Adults from 18 years old
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Maximum 15.
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2 day programme
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Screenprinting
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Using A4 sized screens, printing onto paper and cloth
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Adults from 16 years.
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Maximum 10
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1 day programme
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T-Shirt printing
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As screenprinting, emphasis on finishing a personal design onto T-shirt
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Adults from 16 years.
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Maximum 10
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1 day programme.
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Banner Making
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As screenprinting. Emphasis is on community work and collaboration
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Adults from 18 years.
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Maximum 15
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Minimum 2 day programme, scale and dimensions to be discussed. Longer term projects and themes can be scheduled and processions planned
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Fabric Printing
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As screenprinting and Banner making, emphasis is on printing onto fabrics for home furnishings, table cloths, etc.
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Adults from 18 years
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Maximum 10
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2 day programme
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Banner Making for Children
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As in Relief Printmaking (see above)
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Children from 6 years
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Maximum15
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1 day programme, or 2 half-day sessions
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Screenprinting for Children
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As screenprinting for Adults, but for children in specially supervised programme with additional staff support
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Children from 12 years
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Maximum 10
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1 day programme, or 2 half day sessions over two days
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Greeting Card Printmaking
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For Christmas fun, or for making greeting cards at other times of year for special days, etc. Using screenprinting and relief printing techniques.
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Adults from 16 years.
A special programme for children from 12 years can be devised .
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Maximum 10
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1 day programme
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COURSE TITLE
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DESCRIPTION
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AGE GROUP
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NUMBERS
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DURATION
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Papermaking
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Making unique sheets of A5 paper using flowers, herbs, found materials.
Papermaking workshops take a number of different forms:
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All ages
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Variable
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Variable
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Open Demonstrations: for the general public. “Roll on, roll off”, people come, have a go, and take their single sheet home with them. See below for more details.
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From 4 years to Adults
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Maximum 8 people per 20 minute session, could be as many as 120 people per day.
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1 day programme, but can for a number of days or over a weekend.
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Papermaking For Children
With emphasis on recycling, using organic and found materials, colour mixing and special one-off pieces
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Children from 6 years
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Maximum 15 per session
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2 x half day sessions
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Papermaking For Adults:
Included introduction to paper making and basic ornament design. 2-day programme involves papier mache bowls and jewellery making.
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Adults from 16 years
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Maximum 15
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1 or 2 day programme
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Bookmaking
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A total approach to the creation of a small notebook or diary from scratch:handmade paper, screenprinting, relief printing, elementary bookbinding.
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Adults from 16 years
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Maximum 15
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4 day programme
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PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS
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Papermaking
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All day, ongoing process of producing interesting pieces of colourful handmade papers. Flowers, grasses, feathers, coloured pulps, multi-coloured laminates, inserts are made whilst discussing materials, tools, history, recycling issues, use and storage of handmade papers, etc.
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Woodcut Printing
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Designs are carved onto wooden blocks and printed by hand burnishing and the use of a small portable press. Items from the artists own work and archives are displayed, giving historical and contemporary insight into this ancient and much loved art form.
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