About this Event
Join in for a night of meditative paper marbling at McCarren Parkhouse. Led by Kelly Laughlin, artist, writer, and founder of Odette Press, you'll learn the basics of the Suminagashi marbling process. Find creative flow as you make your own marbled paper.! Sign up today for this creative experience.
Truly a meditative class, this process is simple, inspiring, and relaxing. Translating to "floating ink" or "spilled ink" suminagashi is the process of swirling colorful inks on the surface of water.
You'll learn the basics of the paper marbling process, then spend your time making a collection of marbled prints. This soothing, inspiring class is great for beginners, or anyone looking for a creative night. No experience necessary!
Come alone, or bring a friend, and make a moment for creative calm in the middle of a busy week. Grab a drink from the Parkhouse bar and flow with the marbling process: ink, breath, water, and paper.
The details:
Wednesday, April 23
7:00 - 8:30PM
855 Lorimer St, Brooklyn, NY 11222
The flow:
- We'll start with introductions and a creative prompt
- You'll be guided through a short introduction to the suminagashi process
- You'll spend the rest of your time exploring ink, color, and shape and making your mesmerizing designs.
- You'll leave with a collection of your own marbled papers, great for framing, letter writing, gift wrapping, collaging, etc.
Sign up for this satisfying process and experience the creative flow for yourself!
All materials provided. Ticket includes one drink from the bar, with non-alcoholic options.
Email [email protected] or DM @OdettePress with questions.
Refunds: Requests for full refunds can be made up to 48 hours of the event. Requests made between 48 - 24 hours of the event are eligible for Eventbrite credit for a future event. Any requests made within 24 hours of the event start time or after the event are not eligible for workshop credit or refund. Tickets may be transferred to another attendee.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
McCarren Parkhouse, 855 Lorimer Street, Brooklyn, United States
USD 76.54
