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Engage with Graphic Arts: Hands-On Linocut Printmaking Workshop Inspired by Escher & Desmet

Explore traditional printmaking techniques and craft your unique design on a canvas bag guided by an expert.

Immerse yourself in the art of linocut printmaking at this special event featuring the influence of M.C. Escher and Anne Desmet. Participants will enjoy a guided tour of the exhibition, followed by a creative workshop. Learn to carve your own linoleum block and use a printing press to transfer your unique design onto a canvas bag, guided by artist Inge Aanstoot. This experience emphasizes the craftsmanship involved in graphic arts.

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Exhibition summary

This event combines a guided tour of the Anne Desmet and M.C. Escher exhibition with a linocut workshop. Participants will learn about printmaking techniques, create their own linoleum cut design, and print it onto a canvas bag using a printing press.

Curatorial context

This special event at Escher in Het Paleis offers visitors a unique opportunity to engage with the art of printmaking. Following a guided tour of the exhibition featuring the works of graficus Anne Desmet and M.C. Escher, participants will enter the museum atelier for a hands-on linocut workshop. Under the guidance of museum educator and artist Inge Aanstoot, attendees will explore the materials and techniques used by these renowned artists, craft their own design on linoleum, and then print it onto a canvas bag using a printing press. The workshop is designed for adults and emphasizes the craftsmanship and concentration required in printmaking, mirroring the dedication seen in Escher's and Desmet's masterful graphic techniques. The price includes museum admission, making it a comprehensive cultural experience for those interested in graphic arts and the intricate world of M.C. Escher.

Admission and ticket notes

The event costs €45.50 per participant, with a reduced price of €22.50 for those with an Ooievaarspas. The ticket price includes museum admission. The sales deadline for tickets is February 4th. The event is for adults aged 18 and above and is limited to a maximum of 12 participants. The event is currently sold out as indicated on the page.

Maak een linosnede en druk die af op je eigen canvas tas! key exhibition facts

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Venue
Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen)
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Nov 18, 2025 – Mar 15, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Features works by Anne Desmet and M.C. Escher, with the workshop led by museum educator and artist Inge Aanstoot.
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