Fri. 19 Sep. 2025
4–5pm & 5.30–6.30pm
Admission Free
Limited spaces, booking required
All materials supplied
Suitable to all ages
As part of Culture Night 2025, this workshop introduces the traditional Japanese woodblock printing technique known as Mokuhanga, which is characterised by the use of water-based pigments, hand printing without a press, and an eco-friendly, handmade process. The technique is known for its subtlety, aesthetic quality, and sustainable approach to materials. It is applied across various contemporary art and graphic fields – from traditional prints and book illustrations to design and animation.
During the workshop, participants will become familiar with the historical and technical context of Mokuhanga, as well as the step-by-step process – from sketch to final print – using tools such as the baren (printing pad), pigments, and Japanese washi paper.
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