Linocut Printmaking Workshop with Poorva Shingre at JNAF Mumbai

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JNAF Mumbai is organising a hands-on linocut printmaking workshop led by visual artist and designer Poorva Shingre. The beginner-friendly session takes inspiration from the prints of Krishna Reddy currently on view at JNAF and introduces participants to the fundamentals of linocut printmaking.

Event Overview

The workshop offers an opportunity to experiment with a new artistic medium while learning the process of designing, carving, and printing a linocut. Participants will create their own personalised hand-carved print and gain an understanding of basic printmaking techniques.

Poorva Shingre brings more than 12 years of experience in graphic design and illustration. Over the past five years, she has worked extensively with printmaking processes including linocut and screen printing.

What Participants Can Expect

During the workshop, participants can expect to:

  • Learn the basics of linocut printmaking
  • Create a personalised hand-carved linocut design
  • Explore techniques inspired by Krishna Reddy’s printmaking practice
  • Receive practical tips for continuing printmaking independently
  • Take home a printing kit included in the workshop fee

No prior experience is required.

Registration Information

Event Details
Title Linocut Printmaking Workshop
Facilitator Poorva Shingre
Venue JNAF Mumbai
Registration Via link in JNAF Mumbai bio – Direct link
Registration Fee INR 3500. (inclusive of Museum ticket fee and a take home lino cut kit)

All materials will be provided during the workshop. The ticket fee includes a home printing kit for continued practice after the session.

Seats are limited and advance registration is recommended through the registration link available in JNAF Mumbai’s bio.

Takeaway

This workshop offers an introduction to linocut printmaking through practical, hands-on learning. Drawing inspiration from Krishna Reddy’s works on display at JNAF Mumbai, participants will have the opportunity to develop new skills while creating their own original print.

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