Chinese Lantern Printmaking Workshop at BrewDog Manchester Outpost

Name: Chinese Lantern Printmaking Workshop at BrewDog Manchester Outpost
Start: 2024-02-04T13:00:00
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Location: BrewDog Manchester Outpost

Creative Tourist Last Updated 17 January 2024

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Chinese Lantern Printmaking Workshop

BrewDog Manchester Outpost, Manchester

4 February 2024

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From £30.90

Banner of Lantern Painting — Floating Art - Ula Fung

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Join Floating Art for this special Linocut printmaking workshop where you’ll get the chance to design, carve and put together your own paper lantern with a Chinese pattern making a great decoration for the Lunar New Year.

Taking place at BrewDog Manchester Outpost on Oxford Road, you’ll be under the guidance from our founder and teacher Ula Fung who is a local artist originally from Hong Kong. She has over 15 years of teaching experience.

You will begin the workshop by creating your own design, taking inspiration from our Lunar New Year themed references. Ula will then demonstrate how to carve your designs into Lino and then later how to print and create the final piece.

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