Activistic lino cut

This lino cut workshop will focus on how we can use words and symbols in fighting for womens rights. We’ll get together and make our own individual lino prints inspired by the exhibition of Maria Torp.

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Shaping A Pattern is an ambitious art project that focuses on issues related to the rights, social status, and living conditions of girls and women on a global scale. The project was developed by the Danish visual artist Maria Torp and aims to create positive and powerful narratives about complex and problematic subjects. Maria Torp possesses a special ability to shape complexity in art that both touches and affects us, reminding us that in the global world, we are closely connected across national borders and cultural differences. All together, our lino prints will stand as a powerful message to the world.

Photo: Robert Damisch

What’s lino cut?

A lino cut is a relief printmaking technique, where an image or any kind of motive is cut from a sheet of linoleum. Then the surface is inked, paper’s laid on top and the motive appears as a print.

Price

Standard ticket: 150 kr. pr. person

Klub30 ticket: 100 kr. pr. person

Price includes your very own lino print, entrance fee, coffee/tea/water and a vegetarian sandwich

We’ll provide all the materials

Practical info

February 24th

11AM-2PM

Please notice this workshop is reserved for young people, as the project Trapholt ArtMates is funded for this specific segment. Trapholt ArtMates is supported by Slots- og Kulturstyrelsen.