June 27 – July 1, 2022

This workshop introduces the basics of photographic silkscreen printing using photographic emulsion stencils. The workshop explores the creative potential of the screenprinting process.

You will print your own designs onto t-shirts, tote bags and paper, learning screenprinting fundamentals such as creating colour separations, screen exposures, registration techniques, printing tips and more.

Samuel Tupou makes art that is known for its exploration of pattern, repetition and vibrancy, inspired by family, culture and identity. Samuel began his career working with the juxtaposition of traditional Pacific tapa cloth patterns and found imagery from popular culture sources. More recently, he has explored the way imagery and patterns from our past may morph and adapt to take on new meaning, and the impact of the global reach of technology and its avalanche of imagery. 

All Levels | 16 years +

Workshop Cost: Student (Junior & USQ student) $400, Early Bird $850

Estimated Material costs: $70