Co Creative Center New Bedford
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Linocut Print Making
with Taylor Hickey
September 21 @ 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
A guide through designing, carving, and printing your own black and white linocut print. Up to 15 participants for a 3-hour workshop. I may be able to fit it into 2 hours if needed, especially if there are fewer participants. Weekends or evenings at the Co-Creative Center. I have done a handful of these workshops at the New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park, UMass Dartmouth, and the New Bedford Art Museum with great results.
Co-Creative Sessions is a free and accessible online series geared to enrich, educate and connect creatives through a series of workshops and training sessions. New Bedford is the home of artists, creatives, change makers, designers, entrepreneurs and community enthusiasts and the Co-Creative Session embraces the pulse that makes New Bedford so unique while expanding our knowledge and connections!
With great thanks, this program is funded and supported by the Mass Cultural Council, New Bedford Economic Development Council and NB Creative.
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Taylor Hickey is a printmaker, bookmaker, and sculptor working out of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Born in Southeast Texas, Taylor earned her BA in Drawing and Printmaking from McNeese State University in Louisiana. She went on to earn an MFA in Printmaking from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth in 2021, developing a body of work which pays homage to the human endeavor to understand the universe at large.
Post-graduation, she has held various positions as a gallerist and arts educator. She served as the Assistant Curator at the New Bedford Art Museum from 2022-2023, taught Printmaking courses at the MFA Boston, and continues to teach Drawing Foundations for RISD’s Pre-College program in the summer. In 2023 she was an Artist in Residence at the New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park, and in April 2024 she curated an exhibition, “Look, But Look With Love” at the NARS Foundation in Brooklyn, NY. Additionally, her artwork has been included in various exhibitions and publications across the United States.
