Events

Printmaking Workshop: In the Footsteps of Borčić

Date: 26. 09. 2026
Time: 15:00

Printmaking Workshop: In the Footsteps of Borčić
Instructor: Janko Orač
Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.

The workshop will draw inspiration from the creativity and artistic world of Bogdan Borčić, particularly his series *Simple Things*. Through an exploration of form, symbol, texture, and material, we will investigate the possibilities of the graphic medium using various materials, layering, and printing techniques.

The workshop will be followed by a lecture by Goran Milovanović titled “The Creative Journey of Bogdan Borčić.” You are cordially invited!

Please register at dejavnosti@galerija-bj.si or by calling 07 49 88 148.

 

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