Experimental Print Residency
Artists are invited to participate in an intensive residency exploring hybrid works across print, digital, and time-based media under the instruction of Professor William Contino.
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- Entry fee
- $65
- Location
- Alfred University, Alfred, New York
- Exhibition window
- Jul 6, 2026 → Jul 17, 2026
About
Overview
An intensive residency inviting artists to experiment across print, digital, and time-based media to expand their visual language. Participants will explore how digital processes—from laser cutting to dye-sublimation and screen printing—can merge with analog methods such as monotype, etching, and woodblock. Through guided experimentation and individualized critique, artists will develop hybrid works that challenge traditional definitions of the printed image.
Key Dates
- July 6–17, 2026
Eligibility
All levels; beginners encouraged. Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) credits available for K-12 teachers.
Instructor
William Contino is Professor of Print Media in the School of Art and Design at Alfred University, where he teaches in both the Graduate Electronic Integrated Arts program and the Division of Expanded Media. His multidisciplinary work—encompassing printmaking, sound, and video—has been exhibited internationally and is held in public and private collections.
Capacity, Tuition & Fees
- Maximum capacity: 12 participants
- Tuition: $1,400
- Materials Fee: $65
- Registration Fee: $75
Contact
- School of Art and Design: 607-871-2441, [email protected]
- Faith Houy, Administrative Manager/Coordinator: 607-871-2413, [email protected]
- William Contino, Associate Professor: 607-871-2441, [email protected]
- Entry fee
- Tuition: $1,400. Materials Fee: $65. Registration Fee: $75.
- Theme
- Artists will experiment across print, digital, and time-based media, exploring how digital processes like laser cutting and dye-sublimation merge with analog methods such as monotype, etching, and woodblock to develop hybrid works.
- Eligibility
- All levels; beginners encouraged
- Audience
- All levels; beginners encouraged. CTLE credits available for K-12 teachers.
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