WORKSHOP: MONOTYPE
Lina Savchenko
22.05.2026, 5:00 PM
Instructor: Lina Savchenko
Price: 80 PLN / reduced: 50 PLN
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We invite you to a monotype workshop – one of the oldest printmaking techniques. It is a method with many variations and fascinating possibilities. On the one hand, it remains accessible and relatively simple; on the other, it offers an exceptionally wide field for creative expression.
Monotype can be practiced on various surfaces using a rich range of paints. During the session, participants will learn the basics of this technique as well as its practical applications in artistic work.
The workshop will be led by an experienced artist, Lina Savchenko. At the end of the session, each participant will receive their own unique artwork, which they can keep as a keepsake or give as a gift to someone special.
Programme:
– 2–3 hours of creative work
– all materials included
– full guidance from the instructor
– coffee, tea, wine, and snacks
– small group (10–15 participants)
About the instructor:
Lina Savchenko is a multidisciplinary artist working in the fields of graphics, object art, textile art, and painting. She is a co-founder of the Savchenko Foundation and an active organizer and animator of cultural life. In 2005–2015, she founded and led the AtelieM12a studio in Lviv.
She is a graduate of the Lviv Art Lyceum and the Lviv National Academy of Arts (formerly the Lviv Higher School of Decorative and Applied Arts named after I. Trush, Faculty of Textile). Her works have been presented at numerous exhibitions in Poland, Ukraine, and abroad, including the National Museum and the Palace of Arts in Lviv, as well as galleries in Kyiv and Slovenia.
In her artistic practice, she combines various techniques, inspiring others to discover their own creativity. She has been living and working in Gdańsk for several years.
Group: 10–15 participants
In case of special needs, please contact the gallery team by email or phone.
We invite you to register.
Dofinansowano ze środków Miasta Gdańska
Projekt IN CREO 2026