Summer Workshop Program 2025
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Tracing histories of embodied printmaking and experimental performance, this hybrid print and performance workshop begins in the print shop, where we’ll each make a series of monotypes. We’ll consider the process of monotype itself as a dance between printmaker and press, from the turning of the wheel to the movement of the paper from water basin to plate to drying rack, to the improvisational choreography of sharing the printshop. In the second half of the week, we’ll develop short performances incorporating our monotypes as scores, props, and/or costume elements. Expect to play and expand the boundaries of printmaking and performance.
Biography
Sara Stern is an interdisciplinary artist based in New York City. Her recent projects prod varied histories of landscape and urban development with speculative fiction. She works between and across multimedia performance, moving image installation, sculpture, architectural intervention, printmaking, and animation. Stern has exhibited and screened her work in the US and internationally, at venues including SculptureCenter (LIC, NY), Anthology Film Archives (NY, NY), The Jewish Museum (NY, NY), the Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore (Singapore), and the Fine Arts Work Center (Provincetown, MA), where Stern was a 2018-2019 Visual Arts Fellow and 2022 Pace Fellow.
Vicky Tomayko is an artist who works with a variety of techniques to create one-of-a-kind prints and editions of silkscreen books. She manages the print studio for the Fine Arts Works Center during its seven-month residency program. She teaches silkscreen printing at Cape Cod Community College and at the PAAM School. A former fellow at FAWC and recipient of two Ford Foundation Grants, she is represented by Schoolhouse Gallery in Provincetown and A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.
