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DESCRIPTION:Stencil Skillshare\nOpen for all experience levels, attendees will spend 
 the time asking questions, sharing work, and sharing tips and stories that 
 can help us all become better with our stencil-making skills. Computers 
 will not be used for this workshop, allowing for the development of the 
 other skills needed to make, cut, and paint a stencil. Russell will either 
 be cutting an ongoing project during the workshop, and/or bring some of his 
 work to share.\n\nBring whatever you can, although limited supplies will be 
 available-- xacto knives, scrap board paper (cereal  \nboxes, pressed 
 board, etc.), pencils and pens, spray paint.\n \nWorkshop/Skillshare: $5-10 
 sliding scale (NOTA)\n\nStencil Nation: Graffiti, Community, and Art\nA 
 Manic D Press Book by Russell Howze\n\nA "vibrant exploration of a 
 sub-sub-genre.... [T]his volume crosses the globe for a swift tour of the 
 world's best artists, making it a handsome and insightful introduction to 
 the form." - Publishers Weekly, 10/16/2008\n\n"Stencil Nation: Graffiti, 
 Community, and Art" packs over 500 full-color photographs in a 192 page, 8 
 inch by 8 inch pound of paper and ink. The book presents work by more than 
 350 artists from 28 countries, including Iran, Australia, Japan, Canada, 
 Spain, Lebanon, Israel, and the United States. Featured artists include: 
 Banksy, Jef Aerosol, Logan Hicks, Adam5100, Arofish, M-City, SWOON, Hao, 
 John Fekner, Peat Wollaeger, Klutch, and others.\n\nWithout a doubt, 
 stencils are the fastest, easiest, and cheapest method for painting an 
 image on a wall, a sidewalk, or almost any object anywhere. Stencil Nation 
 focuses on the unexpected mix of this lively, accessible medium to reveal 
 engaging aspects of an intentionally secretive international creative 
 community. With dynamically illustrated perspectives from diverse niches of 
 the art form, hundreds of photographs and numerous essays have been curated 
 by StencilArchive.org’s founder, Russell Howze. Stencil Nation builds 
 upon previous published works to give the most extensive and up-to-date 
 history of stencil art, as well as how-to tips from the artists who work 
 within the art form.\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/05/11/18594247.php
SUMMARY:Stencil Nation: Stencil Skillshare
LOCATION:Modern Times\n888 Valencia St.\nSF CA 9410
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/05/11/18594247.php
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