Jane Pagliarulo
Featured Classes:
Gyotaku! Fish printing
Sunday, March 1st, 10am-1 pm
$75 • Plus $20 in materials.
Come join us and create unique prints, directly from fish! A traditional Japanese art form, it’s a simple and fun method of painting the fish, and rubbing a piece of Japanese paper on it. 10 pieces Japanese paper & ink included. Bring additional family members for 20% off. Suitable for 4 and up, no experience required.
REGISTER FOR GYOTAKU CLASS HERE
Monotype the Painterly Print
Sunday, March 1st, 2-5 pm
$75 • Plus $20 in materials.
Learn how to use an etching press to paint! Some monotype and/or other printmaking experience is helpful but not required. Add this on to the Gyotaku for added fun!
Otherwise known as a transfer painting, monotype is a fun and easy way to pull prints with or without a press. We will be using Akua Non toxic soy and honey-based inks, which clean up with soap and water. Use various mark-making tools like brushes and brayers, manipulating the ink to get unique layers. You can then “pull” one or two prints at a time, each print will be unique. Bring stiff-bristled brushes and an apron. Class limit 8 students. supply fee includes Akua inks solvents, two sheets Arches 88 paper, newsprint.
REGISTER FOR MONOTYPE THE PAINTERLY PRINT CLASS HERE
Monotype and More!
Monday, March 2nd, 10-4 pm
$135 • Plus $20 in materials.
Learn how to use an etching press to paint! Some monotype and/or other printmaking experience is helpful but not required.
Otherwise known as a transfer painting, monotype is versatile and immediate. We will be using Akua Non toxic soy and honey-based inks, which clean up with soap and water. Use various mark-making tools like brushes and brayers, manipulating the ink to get unique layers and making trace monotypes. You can then “pull” one or two prints at a time, each print will be unique. Bring stiff-bristled brushes and an apron. Class limit 8 students. supply fee includes Akua inks solvents, two sheets Arches 88 paper, newsprint. Bring sketches!
About Jane Pagliarulo
Jane Pagliarulo, the Master Printer and Studio Manager of Atelier Meridian in Portland, is a co-founder and expert in printmaking. She offers workshops in monotype, etching, woodcut, and collagraph. Additionally, she performs contract printing of editions and assists artists with monotype sessions.
Jane Pagliarulo, a co-founder and expert in printmaking, offers workshops in monotype, etching, woodcut, and collagraph. She performs contract printing of editions and assists artists with monotype sessions.
Jane’s artistic journey began with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1987. She studied at Exeter College of Art and Design, traveling extensively in Europe and working as an artist in London and Italy. From 1989 to 1996, she honed her skills as a fine art printer at Hand Graphics in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
As head Monotype printer, Jane collaborated with artists like Carol Anthony, Allen Ginsberg, Edgar Heap of Birds, Robert Kelly, Emily Mason, Richard Tuttle, and Emmi Whitehorse.
In 1996, Jane moved to Oregon, transitioning from fine art printing to independent survey forester and outdoor guide. She also taught printmaking as an Artist in Residence at Hood River County schools.
From 2000 to 2006, she co-founded a printmaking workshop in the Alpinee Hut in Hood River. Jane’s talents have been recognized nationally, and she’s represented in Portland by the Portland Art Museum Rental Sales Gallery and Print Arts Northwest. She actively participates as a board member of Print Arts Northwest.
Together we are Wags & Pags, two ink pushers from Jersey!
