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SUMMARY:RISOGRAPH PRINTS FROM RICE UNIVERSITY
DESCRIPTION:Artworks by Sue Coe\, Art Spiegelman\, Chris Ware\, and 50 other visiting artists and Rice University art students are the subject of an upcoming showcase at the Holbein Art Gallery in Osaka. Running from 7/16/26 to 8/21/26\, this presentation will offer visitors a unique opportunity to engage with the innovative techniques of Risograph printing. \nJoin us for the opening reception from 4 PM to 6 PM on July 16\, 2026\, with a public presentation by Rice University Associate Professor Christopher Sperandio\, who will share insights into these artworks produced at the Comic Art Teaching and Study Workshop (CATS) at Rice University in Houston\, Texas. \nThe Holbein Art Space\, Osaka\, is open daily from 11 AM to 6 PM and is located at 2-2-5 Ueshio\, Chuo-ku\, Osaka-shi\, Osaka JAPAN 542-0064. It’s a 3-minute walk from Exit 6 of Tanimachi 9-chome Station (Tanimachi/Sennichimae lines) or Osaka-Uehommachi Station (Kintetsu line). \nABOUT RISOGRAPH\nRisograph printing originated in Japan in the 1980s as a cost-effective way to produce high-quality\, colorful prints\, utilizing a stencil-based method that allows for vibrant layers and textures in artistic compositions. \nABOUT CATS\nThe Comic Art Teaching and Study Workshop is a hybrid teaching\, research\, and production space dedicated to art\, comics\, and books located in the Department of Art on the campus of Rice University–and online at cats.rice.edu. \nABOUT HOLBEIN\nFounded in Japan in 1900\, Holbein is a world-renowned manufacturer of high-quality art materials\, recognized for specializing exclusively in professional-grade paints—including watercolors\, oils\, and acrylics—that emphasize superior permanence\, brilliance\, and technical consistency. \nRISOGRAPH PRINTS FROM RICE UNIVERSITY was last modified:  May 26th\, 2026 by
URL:https://peopleofprint.com/event/risograph-prints-from-rice-university/
LOCATION:Holbein Art Space\, Osaka\, 2-2-5 Ueshio\, Chuo-ku\, Osaka-shi\, Osaka\, Osaka Prefecture\, 542-0064\, Japan
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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ORGANIZER;CN="Christopher Sperandio":MAILTO:sperandio@rice.edu
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Risograph workshop
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n\n\n2.5 hrs workshop\nMaterials and light refreshments provided\n£40 plus booking fee\n\n  \nIn this group workshop you will learn how to create artwork for risograph printing\, supported by an experienced artist riso print practitioner. The workshop is open to people with no prior experience of Riso\, or people seeking a refresher. Riso is a unique form of printing that has similarities with both photocopying and screen printing. It uses a machine called a Risograph to make beautiful\, layered images and graphics\, using digital files and images. \nWe’ll begin by exploring how the risograph printer works and looking at artworks and publications previously made using the machine. Each person will then develop their own two-layered design using a mixture of drawing and collage. We’ll finish with each person printing 10 copies of their design to create 10 x two-colour A3 or A4 prints to take home. \nPeople completing the Riso Introduction workshop will be able to book an Open Access slot at the TACO! print studio to independently continue the development of their learning or projects. \nWhat to bring and what is included \n\nAll materials are provided in the workshop.\nPlease bring some ideas\, printed images and text that you might want to use in your print.\nLight refreshments are included and the Print Studio has a kitchen with microwave\, kettle and toaster for preparing your own food should you need to.\n\nAbout the lead workshop artists \nChloe Cooper is an artist and educator living in Thamesmead. She makes zines and prints using her A4 inkjet printer and the risograph printer at the TACO! Print Studio\, and has published and exhibited widely. \nTommy Brentnall is an artist\, illustrator\, book designer\, and educator living in London. He runs the publishing imprint Physical Interface. \n  \n\nRISOGRAPH PRINTS FROM RICE UNIVERSITY was last modified:  May 26th\, 2026 by
URL:https://peopleofprint.com/event/introduction-to-risograph-workshop/2026-06-27/
LOCATION:taco print studio 30 poplar place\, 30 Poplar Place\, London\, Greater London\, SE28 8ba\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Printmaking,Workshop,Zines
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