Wild Impressions: Nature Gelli Monotypes
Open Studio with Candace Garlock
AT TRAVELERS’ REST STATE PARK

When: Saturday, April 11, 11am - 2pm

Audience:  This workshop is suitable for all ages

What to bring: no preparation is necessary!

Cost: The workshop is free, but a suggested donation is appreciated!

Registration: Registration is required, but hours are flexible. Plan to spend at least 45 minutes on your print. 

Register here: https://pci.jotform.com/form/260685468572167

Questions? Email susie@openairmt.org

About the open studio: 

Visitors are invited to join resident artist Candace Nicol Garlock in an intimate printmaking session, where they can watch her build rich layers of color and texture on a gelli plate before pulling a nature-inspired monotype print. Guided step-by-step through rolling ink, adding stencils and textures, and making that first exciting “pull,” each guest then creates a one-of-a-kind gelli monotype of their own to take home as a tangible reminder of their studio experience with the artist.

This Open Studio setting allows for interested participants to arrive anytime between 10 and 2:00. Plan on leaving 45 minutes to make your print or longer if you are with a group. All are welcome.

About the Artist:

Candace Nicol Garlock is an interdisciplinary artist and educator based in Nevada whose work intertwines printmaking, painting, photography, and sculpture into richly layered, mixed-media compositions. A professor of art at Truckee Meadows Community College, she is known for exploring relationships between people, their bodies, and the environments they inhabit, often engaging questions of identity, the female gaze, and social narratives through experimental print processes.
To see her work visit https://candacenicolgarlock.com/.

Questions? Email susie@openairmt.org