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PLEASE NOTE THE NEW DATE, SUNDAY NOV 20, DUE TO ANTICIPATED RAIN ON SAT This event takes place outside near the University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work at3511 Cullen Boulevard, Houston, TX 77004 As a part of the University of Houston's "Family & Community Day: Big Walls Big Dreams" The Printing Museum will […]
Holiday Block Printing From Home! Have you ever wanted to learn how to make your own stamps and prints? Your chance is here! In this online workshop, you will learn the basics of block printing, how to transfer your design, use your tools to carve your very own block, and how to achieve the best […]
Join The Printing Museum in Galveston where we'll be participating in Dickens on the Strand! For families looking for a fun day out or shoppers wanting unique Dickens prints, Dickens on the Strand is an event you will not want to miss. The Printing Museum will be featuring for sale Dickens House authorized limited-edition reproductions […]
Gather your supplies and follow along with us as we create holiday origami together over lunch! The small class size allows for individual attention and Q&A, so sign up early before it fills up. This workshop is best-suited for participants 13 years of age and older. Materials & Supplies you’ll want to gather ahead of […]
January 14, 10am - 5pmJanuary 15, 10am - 4pm Location: Holiday Inn Intercontinental15222 JFK BlvdHouston TX More than 30 exhibitors from around the country will bring some of their finer offerings for perusal and purchase. The show includes dealers from California, Connecticut, Maryland, New Mexico, Oregon, and Tennessee and from Madrid, Spain, in addition to […]
Are you curious about the risograph? This course offers a basic overview of this fantastically accessible machine and its many functions, as well as personalized instruction to meet your project goals.
Get your fingers inky in this whirlwind, two-hour letterpress event. Work collaboratively to create a unique print using the museum’s extensive collection of wood and metal type.
Learn the basic elements of this ancient art as the instructor leads the class through the process of preparing the vat of pulp, pulling a sheet with a mould and deckle, couching the sheet, then pressing the paper.
Are you new to letterpress printing or do you live in an area that is far from tools and supplies? Join Michelle Wiebe as she explores traditional printing accessories and the dos and don’ts of improvising materials with your presses and projects.
