Weekly every Sundays · 3 Weeks
August 9 – 23, 2026
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Short lunch break included
Room 208
18 and older
In this special three-part workshop, participants will be introduced to
the art of Japanese woodblock printing called Ukiyo-E technique. Tomoko
Murakami, an acclaimed Bay Area, Japanese-born printmaking artist, will
demonstrate the traditional Mokuhanga carving and printing process.
Tomoko will introduce the relationship between positive and negative
space in relief printing techniques, including Kento registration.
Participants will learn to carve their own woodblocks using Japanese
carving tools to create small multi-color woodblocks and create prints
with non-toxic water-based inks on Japanese paper. Students will be able
to develop an appreciation of Japanese woodblock prints, materials,
processes and innovations. Learn to carve your own woodblocks and create
a small edition of multicolor prints! This class is perfect for
beginners as well as continuing students. All levels are welcome!Please note: This
class requires hand dexterity to maneuver the carving tools.
Participants should feel comfortable standing and using wood carving
tools with sharp blades and edges.