Students work in etching, lithography, silkscreen, and non-toxic photographic processes.
Courses in artists' books and monoprint allow printmaking students to explore alternative techniques and methods of presentation. We continue to experiment with nontoxic materials. We use the latest computer technology and materials to augment traditional approaches. Printmaking students work together with one instructor in groups of 15 to 20 per section in a common studio. Students meet with their instructors for 9 hours per week and are expected to work an additional 6 or more hours in their studios per week.