Workshop Overview

A special workshop led by renowned Japanese printmaker Jun Shirabe, focusing on the unique technique of transferring copperplate prints onto porcelain surfaces. This intensive workshop is designed for printmaking practitioners and individuals with relevant creative experience.

Key Details

• Duration: 6 hours (2 sessions)
• Schedule: Saturday & Sunday, 14:30–17:30
• Dates: December 9–10, 2017
• Location: A² Art Studio, Ground Floor, Macao Handover Gifts Museum
• Fee: MOP 150
• Language of Instruction: English
• Target Audience: Adults aged 16 or above
• Quota: 12 participants
• Registration Period: September 23 – October 3, 2017

Workshop Content

Learn the special techniques developed by Jun Shirabe to apply copperplate prints onto ceramic surfaces. This workshop is a rare opportunity to explore the intersection of traditional printmaking and ceramics.

Instructor

Jun Shirabe – A Master's graduate in Printmaking from the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London. Former lecturer at Tokyo's Tamagawa Art University, now an independent artist specializing in large-scale mural creation and integrating printmaking with cultural and creative industries.

Notes

• Ceramics will be available for purchase during the workshop.
• Participants may also bring their own preferred ceramic pieces to work on.