09.21（日 Sun）|【一日版畫工作坊 One-day Printmaking Workshop】絲印版畫 Screen Printing

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當代印藝‧石硤尾本月將舉行三場一日版畫工作坊，與你分享當代圖像藝術的多樣性。黃皓珵、何尚恩與林樂新將分別透過銅版蝕刻、絲印版畫及膠片平版技法，與希望體驗版畫創作的你，探索凹版、孔版及平版版畫的獨特色彩 ✸

這三種版畫技法在製版過程各有不同，呈現獨特的視覺語言。參加者會親身體驗三種技法的獨特魅力，創作自己的作品，並有機會與藝術家深入交流，互相啟發，共同探討版畫藝術的無限可能.ᐟ.ᐟ

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日期｜絲印版畫：2025.09.21（日）〡導師：何尚恩
時間｜上午11:00–下午6:00（含一小時午膳時間）
地點｜當代印藝‧石硤尾 Print Lab（白田街30號賽馬會創意藝術中心8樓L8-06室）
人數｜10
對象｜16歲或以上、對版畫有興趣的初學者
語言｜廣東話輔以英語
費用｜每場工作坊HK$1,080（＊報名2場或以上不同的工作坊，可享每場HK$980優惠價；參加者須與報名者為同一人）

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關於導師

何尚恩畢業於香港浸會大學地理系，畢業後赴日，於東京創形美術學校修讀版畫。他回港後獲得2020/2021年度香港版畫工作室年獎，並於同年舉辦首次個人展覽 ——「柔和之光」。現時，他以絲印及木刻為主要創作媒介。

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This month, Print Art Contemporary will present three one-day printmaking workshops, inviting participants to explore the rich diversity of contemporary graphic arts. Artists Wong Ho-ching, Ho Sheung-yan, and Lam Lok-san will guide participants through the distinctive aesthetics of copperplate etching, screen printing and planographic techniques, showcasing the artistry of contemporary printmaking. ✸

Each technique embodies a unique visual language, characterised by its distinct approaches to plate-making. Participants will not only create their own works but will also gain hands-on experience with these techniques. These workshops also provide a platform for dialogue with the artists, fostering creative inspiration, collaborative exchange, and a profound appreciation for the possibilities of printmaking.

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Date | Screen Printing: 2025.09.21 (Sun)〡Instructor: Ho Sheung-yan
Time | 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. (with 1-hour meal break)
Venue | Print Lab, Print Art Contemporary ‧ Shek Kip Mei (L8-06, 8F, Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, 30 Pak Tin Street)
Quota | 10
Target Participants | Beginners aged 16 or above with an interest in printmaking
Language | Cantonese supplemented with English
Fee | HK$1,080 per workshop (＊Enjoy a special rate of HK$980 per workshop when you register for 2 or more different workshops. This offer is only applicable if the participant is the same person as the registrant.)

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About the Instructor

Nicolas HO Sheung-yan graduated with a degree in Geography from Hong Kong Baptist University and later pursued the study of printmaking at Sokei Academy of Fine Art and Design in Tokyo, Japan. He was awarded the HKOP Award in Printmaking 2020-2021 and had his first solo exhibition, 'Softened', at the HKOP Gallery. His primary practices in printmaking include screen printing and Mokuhanga (water-based woodblock printing).