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Engraving: Calcography

Code: GRC01     Acronym: GRC

Keywords
Classification Keyword
OFICIAL Drawing

Instance: 2022/2023 - 2S Ícone do Moodle

Active? Yes
Web Page: https://gravura.fba.up.pt/home/investigacao/
Responsible unit: Desenho
Course/CS Responsible: Fine Arts

Cycles of Study/Courses

Acronym No. of Students Study Plan Curricular Years Credits UCN Credits ECTS Contact hours Total Time
AP 20 Plano de estudos de LAP_publicaçao em DR de 24/05/2021 2 - 6 60 162
3
4

Teaching Staff - Responsibilities

Teacher Responsibility
Maria Graciela Cabral Machado

Teaching - Hours

Theoretical and practical : 4,00
Type Teacher Classes Hour
Theoretical and practical Totals 1 4,00
Maria Graciela Cabral Machado 4,00

Teaching language

Suitable for English-speaking students

Objectives

Solid learning of the methods that assist a workshop production of original intaglio graphic work ,  introducing  the most relevant historical procedures (engraving, etching, drypoint, aquatint,  photomechanical techniques, additive techniques). This technological approach allows the student to develop independent work, analytical ability and critical sense about printmaking.

 

Students broaden the understanding of the boundaries of self-publishing and its technological resources of production, whether within an individual practice, whether as formal, technological resources or as elements of a critical language. Students acquire a technological decision-making capacity for the correct implementation of artistic ideas, and presentation to specialists and the general public.

 

Students develop experimental and research practices based on the updating of print processes historically employed in original graphic production contexts. The variety of research and implementation strategies -technological experiments, artistic experimentation, manuals and book of specimens -provides an fine art studio consolidation of a spectrum of graphic procedures. Students acquire the methodological skills related to the workshop practice in order to broaden their own technical repertoire and implement ideas of increasing complexity.

 

Students understand how the experimentation and verification of the explicit and implicit mechanisms of the technologies work, help to understand the historical, social and technical context of printmaking in an expanded field. It is by practice that students understand the historical, social and technical context of printmaking, they learn to respect the graphic traditions in their relation with the officinal production, in the sense of the efficiency of the results in an integrated way with the expressive practice and individual critical

 

Learning outcomes and competences

Students understand the imperative of technological proficiency required for creative practice as well as demonstrate flexibility in mobilizing and adapting procedures and strategies appropriate to the individual needs of independent, creative workl with demonstrated capacity for innovation.

 

Students consolidate project documentation methods and their technological knowledge allows to broaden the implementation spectrum, originality giving further potencial to their research. The skills acquired allow the eclectic use of various methods of image reproduction

 

Students are able to organize the technological, methodological content addressed by integrating them into the various curricular programs (painting, sculpture, multimedia, communication design). Its ability to implement ideas and creativity in an interdisciplinary research ensures an innovative approach and transversal consolidation of the individual creative process.

 

Students develop an ability to deal with complex technological information in a clear, proportionate and critical manner, especially in matters related to support, preparation procedures and printed image layout.

 

 

Students learn to maximize the use of equipment and time available in workshops, participating and understanding the potential of collaborative workshop environments

Working method

Presencial

Program

.Basic introductions to structuring technological principles. Identification of media and production supports related to creation contexts in printmaking workshop. Printmaking in situ. Inks,  papers and supports,  presses and other printing equipment Printing procedures (the steps): preparation of matrices; preparation of paints; registration methods; inking tools; tests and drying methods. Technical introduction: the specific technique etching and drypoint on metal applied to the original graphic work. Enlarging the scope of direct and indirect techniques. Subtractive and additive matrix techniques. Drawing transfer techniques. Technical introduction to traditional printmaking supports: paper, textil : introduction to printing molding techniques. Engraving tools;  manual and mechanical techniques. Preparation and maintenance of tools. Small format printing and large format printing. Single matrix techniques and multiple matrices.Photomecanical tecnhniques.

Mandatory literature

John Ross; The^Complete printmaker. ISBN: 0-02-927372-2
Wye Deborah 340; Thinking print. ISBN: 0-87070-124-X
Monaco Louis Lo; La^gravure en taille-douce. ISBN: 2-08-011723-8

Complementary Bibliography

Stijnman Ad; Engraving and etching 1400-2000. ISBN: 978-0-7553-1623-6
Dawson John 340; The complete guide to prints and printmaking
Wye Deborah; Eye on Europe
Christophe Cherix; Print/out. ISBN: 978-0-87070-825-1
Ruth Pelzer-Montada; Perspectives on contemporary printmaking. ISBN: 978-1-5261-2575-0
Coldwell Paul; Printmaking. ISBN: 978-1-906155-43-8
Paul Catanese; Post-digital printmaking. ISBN: 978-1-4081-2494-9

Teaching methods and learning activities

Theoretical classes of presentation and analysis of technological procedures.


Demonstration sessions conducted in strict compliance with technological guidelines. Progressive approach to various technical stages.

Research sessions, development and preliminary exercises for projects of a more experimental nature.

Sessions of deepening of the practice implied from the technical hypotheses presented and already tested and those that arise from an individual exploration of the statements.

Collective sessions of presentation, presentation, analysis, discussion and criticism of the projects carried out.

Collective sessions of exhibition, presentation, analysis, discussion and invitations to recorders to expose experiences or work and study visits.

Tutorial actions of orientation and collective and individual criticism to the different types of research produced.

Great importance given to experience sharing sessions held in the workshops, with consultations with your archives, exchange of experiences with presentation of work in progress by the colleagues of degree, master's or doctorate that thus show their researches and works.

Presentation, discussion and implementation of an individual research project aimed at self-publishing, where the learning about the technical procedures most appropriate for the production of graphic speeches is applied and verified.
Individual presentation of the work, report and documentation of the project in collective sessions of critical analysis on work developed with reflection on common themes, authors, methodologies applied

Evaluation Type

Distributed evaluation without final exam

Assessment Components

Designation Weight (%)
Trabalho laboratorial 40,00
Trabalho prático ou de projeto 40,00
Trabalho de campo 20,00
Total: 100,00

Amount of time allocated to each course unit

Designation Time (hours)
Elaboração de projeto 40,00
Trabalho de campo 20,00
Trabalho laboratorial 30,00
Frequência das aulas 10,00
Total: 100,00

Eligibility for exams

Realization of individual project presented through mounted exhbition in space and oral  presentation . Documentation of experimental tests leading to project elaboration (workshop book, synopsis) Fieldwork documentation (workshop book, photographic documentation)

Calculation formula of final grade




The evaluation focuses on the observation of the performance of each student against the objectives of the program and the result against the proposed exercises. These are inserted in:


Project with individual themes, accompanied by an appropriate documentary record.

Experimental tests kept in parallel with the obligation to complete printed works of small and / or medium format.

The following parameters are also considered:

Follow-up to all the organized demonstrations and its aplication to individual experimental exercices

Ability to work and monetize available studio space.

Involvement with the practice of printmaking in an experimental and workshop sense.

Acquisition of technical skills adequate to the production of original graphic work.

Originality and quality of the evidence produced.

Ability to contextualize and position the graphic production in the work itself as a contemporary artistic practice.



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