Photogravure Workshop at the Rare Trades Centre

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Discover the art of photogravure and turn your digital photos into timeless prints.

Day 1 begins with hands-on guidance in Photoshop to refine your image and prepare it for the photogravure process. You’ll transfer your image onto a photopolymer plate with an inkjet printer, then expose and develop it using water and UV light—completely solvent- and acid-free.

Day 2 dives into creative exploration. Experiment with different printmaking techniques and materials, including the delicate art of Chine Colle using rice papers and digitally layered colours to enhance your work.

Join us for a transformative experience in photogravure, where your digital images take on new life in fine art printmaking.

Held at Ballarat’s Australian Centre for Rare Arts and Forgotten Trades, a world-class facility dedicated to learning and preserving Australia’s rare arts and trades through a series of workshops, masterclasses, events, and residencies.

Content: Centre for Rare Arts and Forgotten Trades

Dates & Times
  • Sat 12 Apr 10am–4pm
  • Sun 13 Apr 10am–4pm
  • Sat 30 Aug 10am–4pm
  • Sun 31 Aug 10am–4pm

Accessibility Information

  • Actively welcomes people with access needs.

  • Sat 12 Apr
  • Sun 13 Apr
  • Sat 30 Aug

10am–4pm

Centre for Rare Arts & Forgotten Trades

Bradshaw Street, Ballarat VIC 3350

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$595 per person


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Accessibility Information

  • Actively welcomes people with access needs.

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