Learn to create fabulous paste papers with visiting Santa Fe artist Madeleine Durham. Using a range of Japanese papers, you’ll learn Madeline’s wonderful unique techniques for creating modern patterned papers for use in collage, bookbinding, calligraphy, printmaking and book arts.
Location/Venue: Blaine Harbor Center
For more info & pictures: https://www.washiarts.com/workshops/washi-workshop-modern-paste-papers-with-madeleine-durhams
Cost/Fee: $145
Material/Studio fee: $25
Their workshop calendar: https://www.washiarts.com/workshops
Instructor and bio: Madeleine Durham is a paste paper artist who shows her work in her hometown of Santa Fe, NM and around the country. She travels to many shows including the annual Guild of Book Workers Standards Conference, the International Calligraphy Conference, and Codex. Her papers lend themselves well to many applications including fine book binding, calligraphy, book art, and collage. She’s produced special-edition work for Nawakum Press, Palace Press, Flea Circus Press, and one of the top three social media platforms. Her work has been used in one-of-a-kind books by Don Etherington and Monique Lallier among many others. Her papers can also be found in the collections of the Watson Library at the MET, North Bennet Street School, The American Academy of Bookbinding, and the Morgan Conservatory. In a moment of inspiration years ago she happened upon a way of creating paste paper designs using a brush technique which has evolved into the paste painting which she creates for her wall art. A member of the Santa Fe Society of Artists, she displays and sells her fine wall art, which she calls paste painting, during the warm-month weekends just off the city’s historic downtown plaza.