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Printmaking: Photographic techniques and transformations

PRM2201

Synopsis

This studio-based unit explores printmaking methods that incorporate photographically derived imagery in the context of contemporary art. You engage with projects that include laser-cut woodblock printing, photo-etching with copper plates, photopolymer relief printing, and photocopy transfer printmaking. The unit presents projects through which you explore relationships between the tradition of the fine art print and the photographic image expanded beyond standard dark-room and digital photography. By hand-printing with manually applied inks, and through making plates that can be potentially printed repeatedly on fine art papers, you are given the opportunity to rethink the notion of the photograph and printmaking.

Sourced from the Monash Handbook 2026.

Quick facts

Credit points
6
Level
2
Audience
Undergraduate
Type
Coursework
School
Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture
Faculty
Department of Fine Art
Handbook year
2026

Prerequisites

No prereqs in the handbook graph.

What it unlocks

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Offerings (1)

  • Second semesterCaulfield · ON-CAMPUS