Visiting Artist Koichi Yamamoto
CLASS DATE: December 12th and 13th.
Time: 11:00 to 2:00pm
Fee: $150.00 includes all your materials.
Register for the class by paying a non-refundable deposit $25.00 by November 30th, 2015. You can mail a check; Saltgrass Printmakers, 2126 South 1000 East, SLC UT 84106 or drop by Saltgrass to pay with a credit card (TH/F/SAT 11 to 3pm)
Workshop limited to Eight participants
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Workshop technical focus: Copper Plate Etching introducing a variety of ground applications (ball, smoke and soft grounds). This workshop will explore print processes to discover diverse compositions. We will experiment with Intaglio with tradition copper and alternative matrices. If you already have some intaglio plates please bring them. We will print in many different ways, if not, we will make a lot of monotypes and collage them up.
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Skill Level: All skill levels are welcome. Some printmaking would be helpful, but not necessary. Koichi is an incredible instructor! Past workshop participants have left Koichi’s workshop with extremely sophisticated prints….and it was too much fun!
Koichi Yamamoto is an artist who merges the traditional and contemporary by creating unique and innovative approaches to the language of printmaking. Koichi has worked with meticulous copper engravings to large-scale relief and intaglio prints. His current works are in large-scale monotypes and intaglio prints that exemplify a contemporary. His international aesthetic developed from upbringing in Osaka, Japan and Experience in the western U.S. He moved to Dayton, Wyoming in 1983 where he recognized importance of communication through visual. Completed BFA at the Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, Oregon in 1992 then moved to Krakow, Poland for search of Lithography stones. Continue producing works in Warsaw, Poland until 1994 and attended Bratislava Academy of Fine Arts in Slovakia in 1994-95 to study copper engravings. From 1995-96 he produced monotypes in Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan, Poland. Completed MFA at University of Alberta, Canada in 1999 and worked as a textile designer in Fredericia, Denmark in 2000. Koichi’s prints explore issues of the sublime, memory, atmosphere, light and history through various representation of landscape. He has exhibited throughout U.S., Canada, Japan, Poland, Denmark, UK, Germany, South Korea, China, India, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Ireland. He has taught at Utah State University and University of Delaware and currently an Assistant Professor at University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Most recent achievement is climbing to the top of Volcan Cotopaxi (19,347’) in Ecuador.
