About this Event
Learn from the “Joomchi Queen”- the Korean craft of JOOMCHI: . Joomchi- a unique Korean traditional way of making textured handmade paper by using water, and eager hands. It creates strong, textural and painterly surfaces by layering and agitating hanji (Korean mulberry paper). Its uses are diverse and it can be incorporated into surface design, collage, new ways of drawing, wearable, unconventional body ornament or sculptural object: 2-D & 3D either functional or fine art oriented. The possibilities are endless! Let your creativity flows through your hands!
Ms. Jiyoung Chung began her studies as a painter and developed a way of “painting” through fiber- specifically hanji (Korean mulberry paper) employing her contemporary interpretations of joomchi and traditional Korean paper processes.
Her work has been exhibited widely in museums and galleries around the world, and she is celebrated for bridging ancient techniques with innovative contemporary expression.
Her workshops emphasize both technical mastery and personal exploration, encouraging students to discover the expressive potential of paper through touch, rhythm, and transformation.
Materials fee to be announced. Materials fee payable by cash to instructor Nov. 21st at class start.
Some materials you may want to bring:
Please bring your favorite apron, wear cloths and bring one large towel that you don't mind getting dye on or getting wet. We have some awls but if you have your own, please bring.
If you have any questions, please write to [email protected] or call us Monday - Thursday (401) 454-1436.
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The Art Annex, 999 Main Street, Pawtucket, United States
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