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Explore the Art of Chine Collé Printing

With Cesar Garcia

Explore the Art of Chine Collé Printing
Saturday September 13, 11am-2pm
Open to ages 12+
All materials included
No experience necessary


Join acclaimed artist Cesar Garcia for an inspiring workshop that blends the bold tradition of linocut with the delicate beauty of Chine Collé. In this hands-on session, you'll explore a printmaking process that combines carved linoleum blocks with layered papers to create richly textured and visually dynamic works of art.


Guided by Cesar’s expert instruction, you’ll begin by designing and carving your own linoleum block, learning essential techniques to create strong, expressive images. Once your block is complete, you’ll dive into the Chine Collé method—adhering your print to various colored or textured papers during the printing process to add depth and dimension.


Cesar will provide step-by-step demonstrations and personalized support throughout, making this workshop accessible to both beginners and experienced artists. You'll leave with a set of beautiful, layered prints that showcase your creativity and the exciting possibilities of combining printmaking and collage.

Come ready to carve, print, and play with paper in this unique artistic experience!


Cesar in his studio
Cesar in his studio

Instructor Bio

Cesar Garcia is a Oaxacan printmaker based in San Bernardino who specializes in techniques such as xylography, pyrography, stencil, and airbrushing. In 2022, he co-founded Grafica Nocturna, a collective dedicated to promoting and preserving traditional printmaking practices through collaborative art.


His work has been featured in exhibitions at the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art, Angels Gate Cultural Center, and the Ontario Art Museum.

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