VENICE WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
Print Venice: An Advanced Day in Studio Screenprinting
An advanced, full-day screen-printing workshop in Venice where participants produce a 20‑copy, three‑color edition and learn the core techniques needed to realize a personal artwork.
Print Venice: An Advanced Day in Studio Screenprinting.
Adventure brief
Print Venice: An Advanced Day in Studio Screenprinting
This advanced serigraphy workshop in Venice pairs technical instruction with hands‑on production: over a full day you’ll work toward a small, numbered edition of 20 three‑color prints (35×25 cm), either from a preexisting design or something created on the spot, all within a supportive studio environment.
Situated in the heart of Venice's historic Cannaregio district, the Workshop avanzato di serigrafia artistica offers an immersive day-long experience for artists and serious enthusiasts eager to master the age-old art of screen printing. Venice, renowned worldwide for its intricate craftsmanship and rich artistic legacy, provides the perfect backdrop for this hands-on workshop, blending centuries of creative tradition with contemporary techniques.
This advanced screen printing workshop is designed for participants aged 18 and up, limited to just six individuals, ensuring personalized guidance throughout the day. From 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM and again from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM, attendees delve into both the technical and creative aspects of serigraphy. The session focuses on producing a limited edition run of 20 unique pieces, each sized at 35 x 25 cm, printed in three vibrant colors. Whether working from an existing design or experimenting spontaneously, the workshop emphasizes both precision and artistic exploration.
The interactive format equips participants with the knowledge to control each stage of the screen-printing process, from preparing stencils to layering colors with exacting detail. Participants leave not only with their own limited-edition prints but with practical skills that open doors to further creative ventures.
Located at Cannaregio 5001/A, this workshop taps into Venice's creative heritage that blends traditional craftsmanship with modern art forms. Participants can immerse themselves in the city's canals and historic streets before or after the workshop, making it a culturally rich adventure beyond the studio walls. Venice's unique positioning atop its lagoon has fostered a distinctive artistic culture, whose influence is palpable within the studio's atmosphere.
While the workshop provides all the essential equipment, attendees should bring their own refreshments for the day. With small group sizes and detailed instruction, this experience suits artists who want to deepen their screen printing mastery or take their experimental work to new heights.
Why book this workshop? Beyond acquiring advanced printing techniques, participants gain a deeper connection to Venice's artistic pulse, set within one of Europe's most enchanting urban environments. Whether you're visiting Venice or are a local creative, this workshop presents an engaging, productive way to experience the city’s vibrant art scene hands-on.
As a specialized offering in a city celebrated for glass, mosaic, and painting, this serigraphy course stands out by focusing on printmaking in an intimate and supportive setting. It’s a unique opportunity to blend Venice’s rich artistic spirit with your own creative vision, creating artwork you can truly call your own.
Route Schematic
Studio itinerary
A practical sequence of meeting, setup, printing and finishing across two sessions.
Meeting at the studio (Cannaregio)
Participants meet at the studio in Cannaregio (address provided as the workshop meeting point) to begin setup and briefing.
Morning session: preparation and first prints
The morning block is dedicated to screen preparation, alignment and initial colour passes to establish registration and proofing.
Midday break
There is a break between the morning and afternoon sessions to reset the studio and review proofs.
Afternoon session: final registration and tiratura
The afternoon focuses on refining colour registration and producing the small edition of 20 three‑colour prints at the specified format.
The workshop is a full‑day format and is intended for adults; attendance is limited to a small number of participants to ensure hands‑on guidance.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A focused small run: 20 prints in three colors
The workshop culminates in a limited tiratura of 20 vibrant pieces printed at 35×25 cm using up to three colors—an exercise in control, registration and consistent repetition.
Technique and experimentation
Designed for artists and passionate makers, the advanced course mixes principled instruction in serigraphy with room for experimentation, allowing participants to pursue either a planned project or a spontaneous concept.
Intimate, full‑day studio work
Sessions run across the day in a small group format—limited places ensure individual attention as you move from screen preparation to color registration and final tiratura.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
A concentrated day in the studio: morning and afternoon sessions combine technical demonstration and sustained production time so participants leave with practical command of the screen‑printing process and a personal limited edition to take home.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this workshop suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
No specific equipment or materials requirements are listed in the provided information.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the workshop?
It is a full‑day workshop (giornata intera) with morning and afternoon sessions.
What are the session times?
Operational hours are 9:30–12:30 for the morning session and 14:30–17:30 for the afternoon session.
Where do participants meet?
The meeting point is Cannaregio, 5001/A, 30121 Venezia VE, Italia.
What will I produce during the workshop?
Participants work to produce a small edition of 20 prints in three colours at a 35×25 cm format; work may be from an existing project or created during the workshop.
Are there age or group size limits?
Yes. The workshop is for participants aged 18 and over and is limited to a maximum of six people.
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