Print Center New York x OHNY | Rubber Stamp Workshop

Print Center New York x OHNY | Rubber Stamp Workshop

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Date
Sat, Oct 17
2:00 PM to 5:00 PM

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In conjunction with Open House New York, join us for a family-friendly, hands-on rubber stamp workshop, inspired by prints from the Rubber Stamp Portfolio on view in the exhibition Parasol Press: Breaking New Ground. Produced in 1977, the original portfolio encompassed 13 prints by renowned Conceptual artists using rubber stamps. After an introduction to the portfolio project, participants can create their own edition using a variety of rubber stamps and inks. No experience is necessary and all ages are welcome. Materials will be provided. Drop in anytime from 2–5PM. Registration encouraged but not required.

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