Teen/Adult Electric Etching Workshop

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Dates:	Sun from 7/10/16 - 7/10/16
Hours:	10:00am-2:00pm
Ages:	Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor:	Indoor
Cost:	see below
Category:	Arts & Crafts

Learn how to perform electrolytic etching on brass, copper or steel.

This is an alternative process of etching metal plates for decorative metalwork and intaglio or relief printing that involves no acids, toxic fumes or dangerous and difficult to dispose chemicals.

The workshop also covers the process of building a DYI etching station from inexpensive and accessible components, etching resists, and design considerations.

Students should bring designs, drawings, or digital images to print!

This course is also available to Teens, with parent permission.

COST

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$150.00

WEBSITE

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app.getoccasion.com/p/n/2jrzdrdm#

LOCATION

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24 Porter Street, Jamaica Plain, MA, 02130 map
Phone: 617-522-3331

By MBTA From the North: Take the Forest Hills bound Orange Line to Stonybrook Station. Once exiting the station turn left on to Boylston Street and head toward the intersection of Boylston Street and Amory Street. Make a right on to Amory and you will pass a park and a house with art outside the house (faces made of scrap pieces) Porter Street is the first street on your left if you see Sam Adams Brewery ..you have gone too far.

By MBTA From the South: Take the Oak Grove bound Orange Line to Stonybrook Station. Once exiting the station turn left on to Boylston Street and head toward the intersection of Boylston Street and Amory Street. Make a right on to Amory and you will pass a park and a house with art outside the house (faces made of scrap pieces) Porter Street is the first street on your left if you see Sam Adams Brewery ..you have gone too far.

By car from Downtown and the South End: Take Washington Street south past Dudley Square, continue on Washington Street until you pass Columbus Avenue /Eggleston Square..reduce speed and continue for four blocks and make a right onto Boylston Street, continue up Boyslton Street until you reach a traffic light (Amory Street). Make a left on Amory Street and make your first available left (Porter Street). Stonybrook Fine Arts is located at the end of Porter Street on the left. You will see a metal sculpture of a unicorn near the parking lot.
We are located directly across the street from the Samuel Adams Brewery compound.