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The
Honolulu Printmaking Workshop was founded in 1987 by Laura Smith and Marcia Morse, two Hawai'i printmakers. Originally housed at Honolulu
Community College, the Workshop was fortunate to find new quarters
at the Academy Art Center in 1991. The Workshop subsequently merged
with Honolulu Printmakers, providing an active community-access printmaking
studio for its members.
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Our well-equipped
facility has:
2
Brand intaglio presses: 24" X 48" manual and 30" x 50" electric
1 Brand lithography press:
30" x 50" electric
1 Krause lithography press:
23" x 31" manual
Various sized rollers up to
20" x 8 3/4"
An extensive assortment of limestones
Fully vented separate acid room
Hotplate
Plate
cutter
Plexiglas for monotypes
Large aquatint box
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order to use the studio, print artists need to be members of Honolulu
Printmakers and experienced in their medium. The monthly studio fee
is $40 or $20 for two weeks. These fees include inks, acids and solvents.
Artists provide their own plates and paper. No instruction is given,
but volunteer shop assistants are available for guidance. |
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Hours
for the workshops are:
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Monday
9-5pm
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Tuesday
Closed
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Wednesday
2-9pm
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Thursday
9-9pm
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Friday
9-5pm
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