Tamarind Institute Launches One-Week Lithography Workshops for 2027
In response to the growing need for shorter training sessions, Tamarind Institute is enhancing its educational programs by introducing one-week workshops tailored for artists, educators, curators, and printmakers. According to Director Diana Gaston, there is a demand for intensive, hands-on training without the lengthy commitment of a month. These workshops are designed to bolster the printmaking community by educating master printers, teachers, and community leaders. Brandon Gunn highlighted the significance of lithography knowledge for a thriving print community. Each session will accommodate eight to ten participants to provide personalized guidance. The 2027 schedule features the Curators Workshop (January 11-15), Tusche Wash on Stone (February 1-5), Photoplate Workshop (March 1-5), and Aluminum Plate Lithography Workshop (May 3-7). Applications are accepted until August 15, 2026, at tamarind.unm.edu.
Key facts
- Tamarind Institute expands lithography training with one-week workshops for 2027.
- Workshops target artists, educators, curators, and printmakers.
- Applications due August 15, 2026.
- Each workshop limited to 8-10 participants.
- Curators Workshop: January 11-15, 2027.
- Tusche Wash on Stone: February 1-5, 2027.
- Photoplate Workshop: March 1-5, 2027.
- Aluminum Plate Lithography Workshop: May 3-7, 2027.
- Founded by June Wayne in 1960.
- Director Diana Gaston and education director Brandon Gunn quoted.
Entities
Artists
- June Wayne
Institutions
- Tamarind Institute
- Southwest Contemporary