Workshop info (via Atelier Indrukwekkend)

Meet the printmaker is an online event where you get to know everything about your favorite printmaker!
It's sort of an online meet & greet. The printmaker tells his / her story, after which I (Kirsten Peerdeman-Luijendijk, founder & owner of Atelier Indrukwekkend) go in depth with the printmaker. And last but not least, it is time for your questions!

Voor deze editie hebben we niemand minder dan Holly Brown (all the way from NY, USA) uitgenodigd. 
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About Holly:
Holly is an artist, printmaker and founder of Brooklyn, NYC-based studio, Clockworks Press. She creates bold, urban images that are hand-carved into collagraphs. Printing for the wall, garments, handbags and the home, Holly's iconic water towers and bridges have been featured in Pressing Matters magazine, the NY Post and at the Denim Days festival. Passionate about sustainability, Holly prints predominately on up cycled denim using inks derived from textile production waste. In addition, Holly is a Speedball Professional Relief Artist, teaches elementary art and printmaking workshops.

Get to know all about Holly and her passion for (collagraph) printmaking and more! And ask her everything you always wanted to know!
Details:

• 20 minute presentation by the printmaker
• 20 minutes in depth conversation with printmaker & host (if you want to have specific questions answered or topics to be discussed, send your question to info@atelierindrukwekkend.com with the subject "meet the printmaker". I will do my best for you to get your question anwsered during this conversation.)
• 20 minutes of questions from the participants. (depending on the group size of this online Zoom event, you can ask your questions personally or via chat)
• Meet the Printmaker takes place via Zoom. You will receive the details (code for participation) 1 day in advance via email.

We WON'T record the session. Meet the Printmaker is an event, so we treat it like one :) be there or be square!
SUBSCRIBE HERE: Meet the Printmaker (online)
​June 10 2021
​20:00 CEST (Central Europe)
19:00 BST (UK)
2:00pm EDT (East Coast US)
1:00pm CDT (Central US)
11:00am PDT (Pacific US)
11:00pm MST (Mountain US)
12:00pm MDT (Mountain Daylight)
Cost is €4.95 (Pay Pal is available)

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We are honored to be selected as a featured brand in the recent Dec. 14, 2020 NY Post Eco-friendly gift guide for the denim pillow. 

We are pleased  as punch to be included among a small select group of brands "giving the green light to sustainable and eco-friendly gifts." The New York Post newspaper's print edition (12.8.20) featured the Clockworks Press denim pillow in the Manhattan print. 

A little backstory:
Ian Berry and I have been friends for a few years now. We first met in person at NY Denim Days 2017 where he was a featured artist and then again during his Secret Garden Installation at The Children's Museum in NYC and most recently at Denim Days Amsterdam. I have always been mesmerized with the way Ian creates his images using only pieces of denim, no dyes, no bleach only the natural fades. In addition to being an amazing artist, I am proud to call him a friend. When he asked if I would participate in his I Clap For project there was no hesitation, my answer was a big YES!

I Clap For
It began with an idea between father, Ian Berry and his son - now the aim for “I Clap For” is to create a platform to create a community and message of thanks during the COVID-19 pandemic - and continuing on past this moment in time to remember all of those who risked their lives on the frontlines.
Who do you clap for? Click Here to share your message on the IClapFor site

The Story
Ian Berry lives & works from his London studio and was moved by the clapping, at 8pm on Thursdays every week in the UK. His son couldn’t wait for Thursdays to come, often asking ‘is it Thursday yet?’ and preparing for it. He saw how his friends in New York and elsewhere did it everyday, at 7pm.
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With trying to get on with work in the studio while home schooling, they came up with the idea to make a clapping piece through the material he is best known for - denim. It was his son Elliott, 6, who took the photo of his hands. Ian sent it on as a simple card to say thank to some of his friends in the health service, many who had been sick.

While watching a film on a projector it was Elliott that said, can we put the clapping on there? Soon they were beaming it off the balcony of his home and an idea was born. . .
​(shared from https://www.iclapfor.com/story)

Who wants to clap alone? Ian Berry’s Clapping Hands were projected on many buildings but now he’s not alone, up step these International Artists to join him in their own way.

It is truly an honor to be a participating artist in this incredible initiative highlighting all the frontline workers around the world! Thank you, Ian!

Full list of Artists Participating in I Clap For