Handbook - Printmaking: Screenprinting

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Overview

SART2407 Printmaking: Screenprinting offers studio-based instruction in screenprinting techniques to create images using hand drawn, photo-generated and colour separation methods. You will be encouraged to experiment with printing strategies onto various papers and other substrates that could work independently or in combination with other printing methods. You will undertake projects … For more content click the Read More button below. This 2nd year introductory studio course is part of a four-course specialist Printmaking stream and may also be taken as an elective where places are available.

SART2407 Printmaking: Screenprinting offers studio-based instruction in screenprinting techniques to create images using hand drawn, photo-generated and colour separation methods. You will be encouraged to experiment with printing strategies onto various papers and other substrates that could work independently or in combination with other printing methods. You will undertake projects that investigate core thematic and technical issues relevant to contemporary art in print that will support you in the production of a self-directed practical project that builds on your research and understanding of the contemporary art print

This 2nd year introductory studio course is part of a four-course specialist Printmaking stream and may also be taken as an elective where places are available.

Course Outline

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Fees

Type	Amount
Commonwealth Supported Students (if applicable)	$821
Domestic Students	$4560
International Students	$4560

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Additional Information

This course is offered as General Education.

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