These artists, as a practice, collaborate with other artists and a community to create their work. They question notions and conceptions of duality.

Printmaking is a vehicle for capturing the essence of our surroundings. This exhibition evokes a profound sense of pause.

In this multi-day workshop, Taylor Lee will lead you through their process of creating a paper mâché head mask from start to finish, including creating the structure so it can be worn and painting the surface.

In this Teen Master Class, students ages 13-16 will explore the art of gelatin monoprinting with Charlotte artist Laurie Smithwick.

McColl Center is excited to delve deeper into our current printmaking exhibit, Dwell, Pause for Thought - Investigating the Process with Curator and McColl Alumni Artist Myles Calvert in this four-part series of virtual artist talks with the exhibiting printmakers.

Join us for another installment of our ongoing Front Lawn Friday.

This workshop will be an exploration of the traditional metalsmithing techniques of forging, shaping, and texturing through the creation of copper bracelets.

Using the “found plate” as a starting point, we will expand our understanding of the possibilities of printmaking and embossing