Explore the creative possibilities of printmaking in UT San Antonio's adult Community Art classes in San Antonio. Learn how artists develop images through printmaking processes, from traditional techniques to experimental mixed-media approaches. Whether you are beginning or returning to the studio, explore methods for translating an idea into an original print.
Our well-equipped printmaking studio supports traditional fine-art printing and is known for innovations in non-toxic printmaking. Mixed-media techniques offer additional ways to experiment with imagery, materials and artistic expression.
Explore processes such as relief printing, monotype, collagraph and etching, including how a plate or printing surface is developed and transferred to paper.
Discover the basics of building an image using stencils and fine-mesh screens, with water-based processes represented in previous course offerings.
Learn about approaches to printmaking that emphasize non-toxic methods alongside established printmaking practices.
Combine printed imagery with varied materials and techniques to expand your creative process and develop a personal direction.
UT San Antonio's printmaking studio provides a setting for hands-on learning, from preparing printing surfaces to making and evaluating finished impressions. Class formats and techniques vary by term; consult the current registration listings for specific offerings and skill levels.
Adult Community Art classes are open to the community. View current printmaking and mixed media offerings for class dates, tuition, availability and registration details.
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Supply requirements depend on the class. If a class does not appear on the materials list, supplies may be included, listed in the course description or discussed during the first class.
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Open studio: Students currently registered in printmaking and letterpress classes may have limited open studio access. Times are discussed in class and posted; availability is not guaranteed outside scheduled arrangements.
Review the Community Art registration policies for payment, withdrawal, cancellation and refund information.
The program has offered all-levels classes introducing printmaking processes. Check each current course description for prerequisites and experience requirements.
Offerings have included relief printing, monotype, collagraph, etching and water-based screen printing. Available techniques depend on the term and course.
Requirements vary. Review the materials list and your course description; other supply details may be provided at the first class.
Limited open studio access may be available to students currently registered in printmaking or letterpress classes. Specific times are announced in class and posted.
Visit the Printmaking & Mixed Media class listings for current dates, prices and enrollment options.