Join multimedia artist and former KinoSaito Artist-in-Residence Khari Jonson-Ricks for this special workshop to learn the art of making suminagashi marbled paper. After a demonstration on how to use the materials, participants will be guided on how to make their own prints. All materials will be provided.

All Ages and Abilities welcome 

Khari Johnson-Ricks (b. 1994) is a multimedia artist whose practice includes works on paper, murals, independent publishing and black vernacular dance. In addition to Night Gallery, his work has been included in groups at Jeffrey Deitch, Los Angeles; Center for Art Research and Alliances New York; and SCADMOA, Savannah, among others. He has created public murals for the city of Newark as part of Mayor Ras Baraka’s Model Neighborhood Initiative and Gateways to Newark Projects. His zines are featured in the library collections of the MET Library, the Whitney Library, and The MOMA Library. He lives and works in New Jersey.