Art Illuminating Science: Gyotaku impressions from the sea | Garibaldi Historic US Coast Guard Boathouse

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Discover the fascinating art of Gyotaku printing techniques at the Art Illuminating Science: Gyotaku impressions from the sea event in Garibaldi. This workshop combines the worlds of science and art, allowing participants to learn how to create fine art prints from direct impressions of local seaweeds, crab, rockfish, octopus, and salmon. Renowned printing master Duncan Berry will guide attendees through the process, sharing his expertise on archival paper and inks in this remarkable tradition. Joining him is marine biologist Alanna Kieffer, who will provide valuable insights into the species being printed. Each participant will have the opportunity to take home between 6 to 12 stunning fine art prints, showcasing the beauty of these nearshore creatures and plants. The event will be held at the historic U.S. Coast Guard Boat House, a wheelchair-accessible location in Garibaldi, Oregon. Light refreshments will be available, and attendees are advised to dress in layers as the boathouse can get cold. There is a fee of $100 per person to cover materials and compensate the instructors for their expertise. This event is suitable for ages 10 and above. To access the venue, simply turn left off Hwy 101 onto 12th street and then right onto Bay Lane. Follow the road until the end, where there is a gravel parking lot. From there, walk up the stairs, cross the train tracks, and continue down the boardwalk to the Boathouse. Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore the intersection of art and science at the Art Illuminating Science: Gyotaku impressions from the sea event in Garibaldi. Reserve your spot now and delve into the captivating world of Gyotaku printing.