Join Armory instructor, Mark Cohen at the Armory’s printmaking studio for this four-part workshop on Intaglio printmaking. All skill levels welcome and materials will be provided.
Must register and pay online through norton.org. All related inquiries must be directed to the Norton Museum of Art.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER AT NORTON.ORG

Workshop Dates
Part 1: June 16⁠
Location: Norton Museum of Art⁠
10:00 am-11:30 am⁠
Parts 2-4: June 23, 30 & July 7⁠
Location: Armory Art Center, Studio 101 (Printmaking)⁠
10:00 am-11:30 am⁠

Walk-ins welcome if tickets remain on the day of the program.

Cost: $100 / Norton Members $80

Instructor’s Bio:

Mark Cohen is an award-winning graphic designer, marketing communications executive, teacher, painter, and printmaker. His subject matter utilizes contemporary and past iconic figures from all walks of life, including politics, popular culture, entertainment, and war and peace. Most of his paintings are strikingly large scale, monochromatic works. They have energy, impact, and size. They exhibit a sparse and concise pictorial composition that combines abstract expressionism and pop art in their execution. In these works, viewers can investigate issues of anti-Semitism, genocide, and bigotry. By using art to examine these issues, he hopes to remind viewers that we live in a world of continuing hateful biases that result in senseless killings around the world and that we should end hatred and promote understanding toward all people.