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St. Louis Artists' Guild
🎨A non-profit visual arts organization serving the city of St. Louis⏳since 1886. 🕐10am-6pm, Tues-Fri & 10am-4pm, Sat.
This oil Painting class starts in a few weeks!
Color in Context: Using Limited Palettes to Improve Your Color Mixing
June 11 - July 2, 2026
4 weeks, Thursdays, 6-8:30 PM
Instructor: Raymond Hummel
Age Limits: 18+
Color-mixing is an aspect of painting that takes a lot of practice. One way to simplify the process is by working with a predetermined, limited palette. In this 4-week course, students will learn how to control their mixes and see color relationships in context through direct observation of still life arrangements. Working in oil, they will explore a different palette each week, resulting in four harmonious color studies.
Skill Level: Beginner to intermediate
Member $100 | Non-member $150
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/color-in-context-june-26
New Call for Entry!
Order and Chaos
July 31 - August 29, 2026
Deadline to Submit: July 6, 2026 at Midnight
Order and Chaos explores the tension between structure and spontaneity within abstract art. In abstraction, order may appear as symmetry, logic, or restraint, while chaos erupts as intuition, fragmentation, and unpredictability. Yet neither state exists alone. This exhibition invites viewers to consider how balance is negotiated and how beauty can arise from instability.
Juror: Ethan Meyer
Ethan Meyer (born 1990) is a painter and mixed media/fiber sculptor.He graduated with his BA in Studio Art from Webster University, St. Louis in 2013.He has worked for Duane Reed Gallery since 2015; and has been in the role of Gallery Director since 2020.His work, both in painting and sculpture, involves networks of intricately connected, overlapping, and morphing shapes and patterns, reflecting the complex and ever-changing nature of one’s own consciousness.Meyer’s work may be found in collections across the US as well as Canada, England, Germany, and New Zealand.
For more information, check the link in our bio or visit: https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/calls-for-entry
Beginner Printmakers Workshop: Linocut Using Contour Lines
June 27 and 28 , 2026
2 days, Saturday & Sunday, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Instructor: Byron Rogers
Ages: 16+
This beginner-friendly printmaking workshop introduces students to the art of creating a single color linocut print using contour lines and straight-line carving techniques. Students should bring an actual object or a photo of an inanimate object they would like to recreate as a linocut. During the workshop, students will transfer or draw their chosen image onto a 5" x 7" linoleum plate. They will learn fundamental skills including: Building a strong composition, Using linocutters safely and effectively, Inking and printing with a baren, Using a printing press.
Pre-Class Work: Please come prepared with images or photos you would like to transform into a print. We will use line to create value and texture, so please choose an image that isn’t too complex.
All materials will be provided, students must provide their own source image
Member $155 | Non-Member $180
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/beginner-printmakers-workshop-june26
Beginner Printmakers Workshop: Linocut Using Contour Lines
June 27 and 28 , 2026
2 days, Saturday & Sunday, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Instructor: Byron Rogers
Ages: 16+
This beginner-friendly printmaking workshop introduces students to the art of creating a single color linocut print using contour lines and straight-line carving techniques. Students should bring an actual object or a photo of an inanimate object they would like to recreate as a linocut. During the workshop, students will transfer or draw their chosen image onto a 5" x 7" linoleum plate. They will learn fundamental skills including: Building a strong composition, Using linocutters safely and effectively, Inking and printing with a baren, Using a printing press.
Pre-Class Work: Please come prepared with images or photos you would like to transform into a print. We will use line to create value and texture, so please choose an image that isn’t too complex.
All materials will be provided, students must provide their own source image
Member $155 | Non-Member $180
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/beginner-printmakers-workshop-june26
Beginner Printmakers Workshop: Linocut Using Contour Lines
June 27 and 28 , 2026
2 days, Saturday & Sunday, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Instructor: Byron Rogers
Ages: 16+
This beginner-friendly printmaking workshop introduces students to the art of creating a single color linocut print using contour lines and straight-line carving techniques. Students should bring an actual object or a photo of an inanimate object they would like to recreate as a linocut. During the workshop, students will transfer or draw their chosen image onto a 5" x 7" linoleum plate. They will learn fundamental skills including: Building a strong composition, Using linocutters safely and effectively, Inking and printing with a baren, Using a printing press.
Pre-Class Work: Please come prepared with images or photos you would like to transform into a print. We will use line to create value and texture, so please choose an image that isn’t too complex.
All materials will be provided, students must provide their own source image
Member $155 | Non-Member $180
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/beginner-printmakers-workshop-june26
Summer is right around the corner!
Snag a spot in Camp STLAG while you can!
Our camps allow students to take art classes that develop their abilities and imagination as they push themselves beyond what they knew they were capable of achieving! Camp STLAG: Summer 2026 will allow our campers to explore new mediums and find their creativity in fast-paced 5-day sessions. Camp STLAG runs across 6 weeks through June and July! Check out what we have going on each week for artists of all ages!
Budding Artists (ages 6 - 9)
Young Artists (ages 10 - 13)
Teen Intensives (ages 14 - 18)
Find out more at the link in our bio, or visit https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/camp-stlag-2026
Oil Painting Basics for Teens
Week 3: June 22-26, Monday - Friday, 3:00PM - 5:30PM
Do you have experience with painting, but want to learn about oil paints? In this teen camp, artists will learn techniques like color mixing, underpainting, identifying shadows and highlights, and different brush techniques to try and tackle this medium. This camp is intended for beginner oil painters who are ready to take their art abilities to the next level. A basic understanding of painting is helpful! Teens will paint from a still life, that the students and instructor collaborate to set up. Students may bring their own item to contribute to the still life.
Supplies are included in the cost of the class.
$160 Member | $185 Non-Member
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/teen-intensives-camp-stlag-2026
Oil Painting Basics for Teens
Week 3: June 22-26, Monday - Friday, 3:00PM - 5:30PM
Do you have experience with painting, but want to learn about oil paints? In this teen camp, artists will learn techniques like color mixing, underpainting, identifying shadows and highlights, and different brush techniques to try and tackle this medium. This camp is intended for beginner oil painters who are ready to take their art abilities to the next level. A basic understanding of painting is helpful! Teens will paint from a still life, that the students and instructor collaborate to set up. Students may bring their own item to contribute to the still life.
Supplies are included in the cost of the class.
$160 Member | $185 Non-Member
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/teen-intensives-camp-stlag-2026
Mark your calendars for this workshop, later this summer!
Figure Drawing from Life: A Two Day Workshop Intensive
July 11 & 12, 2026
Saturday and Sunday, 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Instructor: Mel Tychonievich
This two-day figure drawing workshop focuses on building a strong foundation in understanding and rendering the human form. On the first day, participants will study the basic structure of the figure through careful measurement, proportion, and anatomical observation, developing accurate and confident line work. The second day will expand upon this structure by introducing light and shadow, using the principles of Chiaroscuro to create depth, volume, and dramatic contrast. Together, these sessions provide a comprehensive approach to constructing and modeling the figure with clarity and intention. Previous experience in figure drawing and is helpful in this workshop but is not required.
Member $150 | Non-member $200
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/figure-drawing-from-life-july-26
Mark your calendars for this workshop, later this summer!
Figure Drawing from Life: A Two Day Workshop Intensive
July 11 & 12, 2026
Saturday and Sunday, 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Instructor: Mel Tychonievich
This two-day figure drawing workshop focuses on building a strong foundation in understanding and rendering the human form. On the first day, participants will study the basic structure of the figure through careful measurement, proportion, and anatomical observation, developing accurate and confident line work. The second day will expand upon this structure by introducing light and shadow, using the principles of Chiaroscuro to create depth, volume, and dramatic contrast. Together, these sessions provide a comprehensive approach to constructing and modeling the figure with clarity and intention. Previous experience in figure drawing and is helpful in this workshop but is not required.
Member $150 | Non-member $200
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/figure-drawing-from-life-july-26
Brand new workshop, later this summer!
Image Transfers and Mixed Media- Exploring Identity and Self
July 28, 29, 30, 2026
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
10 AM - 12:30 PM
Instructor: Kristi Ponder
Age Limits: 16+
This class will focus on a variety of different ways to transfer images onto your personal artwork. We will experiment with using matte medium, baby oil, eucalyptus oil, packaging tape, and hand sanitizer as tools to transfer images onto our desired surfaces.
The goal of this workshop is to create a finished artwork that relays the artist’s identity to viewers through image transfers and mixed media.First, we will explore what identity means and includes: our interests, beliefs, morals, hobbies, personality traits, gender, ethnicity, etc. Our process will go through three steps: pre-transfer media, transfer, post-transfer media. We will experiment with transfer techniques, observe and discuss artworks that use transfers, plan, then execute a finished personal artwork based on what part of the artist’s identity they would like to communicate.
This workshop does not teach drawing and painting techniques, so artists should have a basic understanding of those mediums if they choose to explore how they work with the image transfer processes we will learn.We will be creating backgrounds for our transfers using a variety of media, but artists are also welcome to bring in any of the following: records, mirrors, previous artworks, wood boards, picture frames with glass, metal sheets, etc.
Member $125 | Non-member $175
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit: https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/image-transfers-mixed-media-july-26
Brand new workshop, later this summer!
Image Transfers and Mixed Media- Exploring Identity and Self
July 28, 29, 30, 2026
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
10 AM - 12:30 PM
Instructor: Kristi Ponder
Age Limits: 16+
This class will focus on a variety of different ways to transfer images onto your personal artwork. We will experiment with using matte medium, baby oil, eucalyptus oil, packaging tape, and hand sanitizer as tools to transfer images onto our desired surfaces.
The goal of this workshop is to create a finished artwork that relays the artist’s identity to viewers through image transfers and mixed media.First, we will explore what identity means and includes: our interests, beliefs, morals, hobbies, personality traits, gender, ethnicity, etc. Our process will go through three steps: pre-transfer media, transfer, post-transfer media. We will experiment with transfer techniques, observe and discuss artworks that use transfers, plan, then execute a finished personal artwork based on what part of the artist’s identity they would like to communicate.
This workshop does not teach drawing and painting techniques, so artists should have a basic understanding of those mediums if they choose to explore how they work with the image transfer processes we will learn.We will be creating backgrounds for our transfers using a variety of media, but artists are also welcome to bring in any of the following: records, mirrors, previous artworks, wood boards, picture frames with glass, metal sheets, etc.
Member $125 | Non-member $175
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit: https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/image-transfers-mixed-media-july-26
Brand new workshop, later this summer!
Image Transfers and Mixed Media- Exploring Identity and Self
July 28, 29, 30, 2026
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
10 AM - 12:30 PM
Instructor: Kristi Ponder
Age Limits: 16+
This class will focus on a variety of different ways to transfer images onto your personal artwork. We will experiment with using matte medium, baby oil, eucalyptus oil, packaging tape, and hand sanitizer as tools to transfer images onto our desired surfaces.
The goal of this workshop is to create a finished artwork that relays the artist’s identity to viewers through image transfers and mixed media.First, we will explore what identity means and includes: our interests, beliefs, morals, hobbies, personality traits, gender, ethnicity, etc. Our process will go through three steps: pre-transfer media, transfer, post-transfer media. We will experiment with transfer techniques, observe and discuss artworks that use transfers, plan, then execute a finished personal artwork based on what part of the artist’s identity they would like to communicate.
This workshop does not teach drawing and painting techniques, so artists should have a basic understanding of those mediums if they choose to explore how they work with the image transfer processes we will learn.We will be creating backgrounds for our transfers using a variety of media, but artists are also welcome to bring in any of the following: records, mirrors, previous artworks, wood boards, picture frames with glass, metal sheets, etc.
Member $125 | Non-member $175
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit: https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/image-transfers-mixed-media-july-26
Cartoon Creations and Abstract Expressions Budding Artist Camp (ages 6-9)
Week 2: June 15-19, Monday-Friday, 10:00 AM - 2:00PM
Morning Session: Monday-Friday (10AM-12PM) Cartoons
Afternoon Session: Monday-Friday (12PM-2PM) Abstract
Is your budding artist an aspiring illustrator or comic book artist? This week, campers will explore the world of cartoons, and work to illustrate their own short stories. In the afternoon, they’ll let loose and experiment with abstract art making techniques including paint pouring, collage, and mixed media manipulation.
Full Day: $210 Member | $260 Non-Member
Half Day: $135 Member | $160 Non-Member
Camps are limited to approximately 10 students.
Supplies are included in the cost of the class, and students who attend the full day are responsible for bringing their own lunch.
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/budding-artists-camp-stlag-2026
Cartoon Creations and Abstract Expressions Budding Artist Camp (ages 6-9)
Week 2: June 15-19, Monday-Friday, 10:00 AM - 2:00PM
Morning Session: Monday-Friday (10AM-12PM) Cartoons
Afternoon Session: Monday-Friday (12PM-2PM) Abstract
Is your budding artist an aspiring illustrator or comic book artist? This week, campers will explore the world of cartoons, and work to illustrate their own short stories. In the afternoon, they’ll let loose and experiment with abstract art making techniques including paint pouring, collage, and mixed media manipulation.
Full Day: $210 Member | $260 Non-Member
Half Day: $135 Member | $160 Non-Member
Camps are limited to approximately 10 students.
Supplies are included in the cost of the class, and students who attend the full day are responsible for bringing their own lunch.
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/budding-artists-camp-stlag-2026
Cartoon Creations and Abstract Expressions Budding Artist Camp (ages 6-9)
Week 2: June 15-19, Monday-Friday, 10:00 AM - 2:00PM
Morning Session: Monday-Friday (10AM-12PM) Cartoons
Afternoon Session: Monday-Friday (12PM-2PM) Abstract
Is your budding artist an aspiring illustrator or comic book artist? This week, campers will explore the world of cartoons, and work to illustrate their own short stories. In the afternoon, they’ll let loose and experiment with abstract art making techniques including paint pouring, collage, and mixed media manipulation.
Full Day: $210 Member | $260 Non-Member
Half Day: $135 Member | $160 Non-Member
Camps are limited to approximately 10 students.
Supplies are included in the cost of the class, and students who attend the full day are responsible for bringing their own lunch.
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/budding-artists-camp-stlag-2026
Cartoon Creations and Abstract Expressions Budding Artist Camp (ages 6-9)
Week 2: June 15-19, Monday-Friday, 10:00 AM - 2:00PM
Morning Session: Monday-Friday (10AM-12PM) Cartoons
Afternoon Session: Monday-Friday (12PM-2PM) Abstract
Is your budding artist an aspiring illustrator or comic book artist? This week, campers will explore the world of cartoons, and work to illustrate their own short stories. In the afternoon, they’ll let loose and experiment with abstract art making techniques including paint pouring, collage, and mixed media manipulation.
Full Day: $210 Member | $260 Non-Member
Half Day: $135 Member | $160 Non-Member
Camps are limited to approximately 10 students.
Supplies are included in the cost of the class, and students who attend the full day are responsible for bringing their own lunch.
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/budding-artists-camp-stlag-2026
Cartoon Creations and Abstract Expressions Budding Artist Camp (ages 6-9)
Week 2: June 15-19, Monday-Friday, 10:00 AM - 2:00PM
Morning Session: Monday-Friday (10AM-12PM) Cartoons
Afternoon Session: Monday-Friday (12PM-2PM) Abstract
Is your budding artist an aspiring illustrator or comic book artist? This week, campers will explore the world of cartoons, and work to illustrate their own short stories. In the afternoon, they’ll let loose and experiment with abstract art making techniques including paint pouring, collage, and mixed media manipulation.
Full Day: $210 Member | $260 Non-Member
Half Day: $135 Member | $160 Non-Member
Camps are limited to approximately 10 students.
Supplies are included in the cost of the class, and students who attend the full day are responsible for bringing their own lunch.
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/budding-artists-camp-stlag-2026
Join us for Donuts, Coffee, and Printmaking in June!
On June 20 (The 3rd Sat. of June) from 9:30-10:30am, Sheila Holloman will talk attendees through the process of sugar-lifts and aquatinting in Etching. Sheila’s work primarily focuses on etching on metal plates. Sheila has experience with many different techniques in printmaking but always falls back to etching because of its multiple applications. These include drypoint, aquatint, spit-bite, mezzotint, engraving, texture imprints and sugar-lift. Each has its own distinctive look that gives the artist endless techniques of mark making. Often depicting the natural world, Sheila is inspired by its striking beauty and mystery. In this presentation, Sheila will discuss the etching process, specifically walking attendees through how the sugar-lift solution is made and applied to the plate.
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Preregistration Required - $10
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Register online by visiting this link: www.stlouisartistsguild.org/donuts-coffee-and-printmaking
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Join us at Lyon School, Julie Wiegand's property, for a plein air workshop this summer!
Composing, Editing, and Freedom En Plein Air with Julie Wiegand
July 11, 2026
Saturday, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
This workshop will take place in Berger, MO at Lyon School, Julie Wiegand’s 14 acre property. This location is approximately 1.5 hours away from STLAG.
All mediums and all levels welcome.
In this one day, Plein Air Workshop at Lyon School with Julie Wiegand, learn to see strong and simple designs, overall concepts, and color concepts, to realize a strong beginning-which makes for an enjoyable and clear expression. Artists can choose from a variety of subjects to paint on Julie’s property, from acres of prairie with cut paths to walk, natural gardens, woods, the home, interesting sheds, and shaded areas. Julie believes that “the freedom to play and enjoy is extremely important!”
About the Lyon School: Built in 1868 , this beautiful limestone structure operated as a one room school until 1958. The building was used for storage and the land was hayed by the owners , until 2003, when Julie Wiegand and Tommy Griesedieck bought the building and property. The couple planned to make it their home and Julie's studio & gallery. Lyon School has been lovingly restored and artfully designed by them, along with stone masons, carpenters, and craftspersons from the region. To see photos of the property www.juliewiegand.com
Members $125| Non-Members $175
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/composing-editing-freedom-plein-air-july-26
Join us at Lyon School, Julie Wiegand's property, for a plein air workshop this summer!
Composing, Editing, and Freedom En Plein Air with Julie Wiegand
July 11, 2026
Saturday, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
This workshop will take place in Berger, MO at Lyon School, Julie Wiegand’s 14 acre property. This location is approximately 1.5 hours away from STLAG.
All mediums and all levels welcome.
In this one day, Plein Air Workshop at Lyon School with Julie Wiegand, learn to see strong and simple designs, overall concepts, and color concepts, to realize a strong beginning-which makes for an enjoyable and clear expression. Artists can choose from a variety of subjects to paint on Julie’s property, from acres of prairie with cut paths to walk, natural gardens, woods, the home, interesting sheds, and shaded areas. Julie believes that “the freedom to play and enjoy is extremely important!”
About the Lyon School: Built in 1868 , this beautiful limestone structure operated as a one room school until 1958. The building was used for storage and the land was hayed by the owners , until 2003, when Julie Wiegand and Tommy Griesedieck bought the building and property. The couple planned to make it their home and Julie's studio & gallery. Lyon School has been lovingly restored and artfully designed by them, along with stone masons, carpenters, and craftspersons from the region. To see photos of the property www.juliewiegand.com
Members $125| Non-Members $175
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/composing-editing-freedom-plein-air-july-26
Join us at Lyon School, Julie Wiegand's property, for a plein air workshop this summer!
Composing, Editing, and Freedom En Plein Air with Julie Wiegand
July 11, 2026
Saturday, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
This workshop will take place in Berger, MO at Lyon School, Julie Wiegand’s 14 acre property. This location is approximately 1.5 hours away from STLAG.
All mediums and all levels welcome.
In this one day, Plein Air Workshop at Lyon School with Julie Wiegand, learn to see strong and simple designs, overall concepts, and color concepts, to realize a strong beginning-which makes for an enjoyable and clear expression. Artists can choose from a variety of subjects to paint on Julie’s property, from acres of prairie with cut paths to walk, natural gardens, woods, the home, interesting sheds, and shaded areas. Julie believes that “the freedom to play and enjoy is extremely important!”
About the Lyon School: Built in 1868 , this beautiful limestone structure operated as a one room school until 1958. The building was used for storage and the land was hayed by the owners , until 2003, when Julie Wiegand and Tommy Griesedieck bought the building and property. The couple planned to make it their home and Julie's studio & gallery. Lyon School has been lovingly restored and artfully designed by them, along with stone masons, carpenters, and craftspersons from the region. To see photos of the property www.juliewiegand.com
Members $125| Non-Members $175
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/composing-editing-freedom-plein-air-july-26
Join us at Lyon School, Julie Wiegand's property, for a plein air workshop this summer!
Composing, Editing, and Freedom En Plein Air with Julie Wiegand
July 11, 2026
Saturday, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
This workshop will take place in Berger, MO at Lyon School, Julie Wiegand’s 14 acre property. This location is approximately 1.5 hours away from STLAG.
All mediums and all levels welcome.
In this one day, Plein Air Workshop at Lyon School with Julie Wiegand, learn to see strong and simple designs, overall concepts, and color concepts, to realize a strong beginning-which makes for an enjoyable and clear expression. Artists can choose from a variety of subjects to paint on Julie’s property, from acres of prairie with cut paths to walk, natural gardens, woods, the home, interesting sheds, and shaded areas. Julie believes that “the freedom to play and enjoy is extremely important!”
About the Lyon School: Built in 1868 , this beautiful limestone structure operated as a one room school until 1958. The building was used for storage and the land was hayed by the owners , until 2003, when Julie Wiegand and Tommy Griesedieck bought the building and property. The couple planned to make it their home and Julie's studio & gallery. Lyon School has been lovingly restored and artfully designed by them, along with stone masons, carpenters, and craftspersons from the region. To see photos of the property www.juliewiegand.com
Members $125| Non-Members $175
For more information, click the link in our bio or visit us at:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/composing-editing-freedom-plein-air-july-26
Printmaking workshop, coming up in a few weeks! Grab a spot now!
Printing by Hand: Analog Processes for Screenprinting
June 13 and 14, 2026
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Instructor: Dave DiMarchi
Explore screenprinting using accessible, low-tech, and easy techniques in this 2-day workshop! Artists will learn thebasics of screenprinting using hand-cut and hand-drawn stencils, water-soluble crayons, and monotype techniques in this beginner-friendly workshop. Working with simple tools and easy-to-master techniques, artists will explore expressive mark-making, layered imagery, color and composition.
Beginners encouraged, all levels welcome!
Dave DiMarchi is a queer, multi-disciplinary artist and curator working in printmaking, papermaking, and sculptural book forms. Nurturing ideas into singular and editioned works, he engages in a relentless material practice. As a multi-disciplinary artist, he has exhibited works on paper, installations, and books in the US and internationally. Dave is the juror for the printmaking exhibition on display at the time of this workshop!
$175 Members | $225 Non-Members
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/printing-by-hand-june-26
Printmaking workshop, coming up in a few weeks! Grab a spot now!
Printing by Hand: Analog Processes for Screenprinting
June 13 and 14, 2026
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Instructor: Dave DiMarchi
Explore screenprinting using accessible, low-tech, and easy techniques in this 2-day workshop! Artists will learn thebasics of screenprinting using hand-cut and hand-drawn stencils, water-soluble crayons, and monotype techniques in this beginner-friendly workshop. Working with simple tools and easy-to-master techniques, artists will explore expressive mark-making, layered imagery, color and composition.
Beginners encouraged, all levels welcome!
Dave DiMarchi is a queer, multi-disciplinary artist and curator working in printmaking, papermaking, and sculptural book forms. Nurturing ideas into singular and editioned works, he engages in a relentless material practice. As a multi-disciplinary artist, he has exhibited works on paper, installations, and books in the US and internationally. Dave is the juror for the printmaking exhibition on display at the time of this workshop!
$175 Members | $225 Non-Members
For more details or to register, please visit the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/printing-by-hand-june-26
Intro to Charcoal Drawing is making progress learning about measurement and using different types of charcoal!
Intro to Charcoal Drawing is making progress learning about measurement and using different types of charcoal!
Intro to Charcoal Drawing is making progress learning about measurement and using different types of charcoal!
Intro to Charcoal Drawing is making progress learning about measurement and using different types of charcoal!
Intro to Charcoal Drawing is making progress learning about measurement and using different types of charcoal!
Intro to Charcoal Drawing is making progress learning about measurement and using different types of charcoal!
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