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And speaking of classes… list yours!

If you teach letterpress or know of local LP classes, please feel free to send the info my way. I’ll include class info in a special resources page on ILL since there seems to be a growing interest and I don’t know what’s happening beyond the SF Bay Area.

Thanks!

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  1. that will be awesome! i live in tulsa, oklahoma area and there seem to be pretty rare here, but i’ll keep my fingers crossed :)

  2. Lis said

    I’ve been trying to find something in my area too (Rockton, IL) but the closest I’ve found is Chicago which is a good 2+ hour trek. Would love to find something closer!

  3. I’m currently taking a letterpress class taught by Tim O’Brien at the Lawrence Arts Center in Lawrence, KS. The class is 8 weeks long and they offer it several times per year.
    http://www.lawrenceartscenter.com/index.html

  4. Melissa said

    Jamie Mahoney does an excellent letterpress class at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond Virginia. It’s under the School of the Arts, Department of Graphic Design.

  5. Letterpress Printing Course at The Cooper Union Wednesday June 4-July 30 2008!

    “Letterpress Printing on the Vandercook Press”

    In this class conducted in the Cooper Union letterpress studio students will learn the basics of printing in letterpress. You will learn how to set type using wood and metal typefaces and how to print your work on the studio’s Vandercook presses. This will be a hands-on class that will suit those who love design and typography but need a reprieve from the computer screen. This course will be an in-depth experience in letterpress for those interested in taking things beyond basic hand-set type composition. We will explore ways that images, foil stamping, die cuts, scoring and perforation can be incorporated in your designs to achieve great effects. During class the students will have time to work on projects of their own using the studio facilities (primarily the Vandercook presses) and to troubleshoot problems encountered with the assistance of the instructor. There is no pre-requisite for this course, but a familiarity with basic type terminology will be beneficial.

    Register online at http://www.cooper.edu/ce or visit the office of Continuing Education at 51 Astor Place Room 157 NY, NY.
    10:30 am – 5:30 pm or by phone 212-353-4195

    Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; 9 sessions starting June 4, 2008, ending July 30, 2008
    Cost $290 + $25 registration fee = $315
    Instructor: Daniel Morris
    Daniel Morris runs The Arm, a contemporary gallery, performance space and public access letterpress studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. He has produced letterpress projects with such artists as NYC punk band Japanther, Berlin conceptual artist Matthias Wermke, and Philadelphia hip hop act Spank Rock. For more information see http://www.thearmnyc.com.

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