Saturday, April 11, 2026 from 10 A.M. to 1 P.M.

Discover the satisfying, addictive world of screenprinting in this hands-on workshop! You'll learn how to cut your own stencil design in stencil film, adhere it to a screen, and pull your first prints using water-based inks on paper. We'll cover smooth-cutting techniques and basic screenprinting fundamentals so you can work with confidence from the start. Get experimental — mix and match screens with fellow students to see what happens when you layer designs! You'll leave with several finished prints and a silkscreen to take home and keep printing with

Minimum age 14

Beginners welcome.
6 Participants
$75 plus
Materials fee of $60 paid directly to instructor. Venmo/Zelle/cash preferred.
Materials supplied by instructor for use in class include:
Printmaking paper, screens, ink, sponges, spatulas, water containers, vinyl stencil material, Xacto knives, squeegees, sponges, soap, masking tape, newsprint, and more.

About Clare

Clare Winslow is a Maryland-based printmaker whose work explores abstraction, process, and memory through layered, gestural images. She studied fine art at The Catholic University of America and printmaking at the Corcoran College of Art, and her practice centers on experimental screenprinting and monotype techniques that translate beautifully to gel printing. A four-time recipient of the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County’s Artists & Scholars Project Grant and a past resident at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts and in Orquevaux, France, she has exhibited widely throughout the Washington, DC region and beyond. Clare teaches at venues around the DC area, sharing approachable, process-based methods that invite students to experiment and discover their own visual language.