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The Sev Shoon Arts Center participates in
the Ballard ARTWalk every 2nd Saturday, 6-9PM, April through November. Gallery Hours are May through December by appointment only.
November 12th, 2011
Please join long time Sev Shoon member Bobbi Pearce on November 12th, from 6-9pm, for her demonstrations of Polyester Plate Lithography. Watch as she works on her latest series of prints “Flirting with Reality”. Each of the prints in this series is developed using 10 to 12 plates.
October 8th, 2011
Please join us on October 8th, from 6 - 9pm as Sev Shoon Instructor Nate Stottrup will be hosting demonstrations showing the techniques he will be teaching in his upcoming Intaglio Engraving class, that starts in late October.
April 9, 2011
On Satuday, April 9th, starting at 4:30pm, there will be a free 1 and a half hour seminar on safely working with chemicals when creating art plus information on proper storage and disposal of these chemicals. It will take place at Sev Shoon Art Center. This is part of the Art Hazards Project from the Local Hazardous Waste Management Program of King County. This seminare will be directly followed by Ballard's 2nd Saturday ARTwalk from 6-9pm and silkscreen printing demonstrations.
Please join Elizabeth McDonald for a screen-printing demonstration. She will be teaching some of the basics of screen-printing as well as giving the audience a chance to participate in the printing process.
May 14, 2011 and June 11, 2011
Betsy Barnum will be demonstrating printing medium-scale intaglio etching plates in one color and two colors. Short bursts of drypoint, scraping, and other drawing techniques will diversify the demo. Come see the magic that is printed from a thin copper plate!
July 9th, 2011
Sebastian Voorhees will demonstrate Monotype printing from plexiglass plates.
Through a short series of one color prints, he will demonstrate the breadth of marks available, and how one can repeat images as unique artworks.
Combining mark-making, discarded scraps and images of the ordinary or inconsequential, Phil Stoiber produces prints using etching with chine colle and photocopy litho.
He preserves in prints what some would consider debris of daily life, inviting viewers to this open demo to experience new ways of seeing what's familiar to us all.
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