Join us on the open air rooftop studio at Alma del Sol in beautiful Guanajuato for a most memorable creative and cultural learning experience.
This eight year of the Guanajuato Printmaking retreat begins with a welcome happy hour on January 6, instructional days January 7, 8, 9 & 11, with an optional field trip to San Miguel de Allende on the 10th.
Make the picturesque Spanish Colonial hill town of Guanajuato and birthplace of Diego Rivera your destination for creating and exploring next Winter! Guanajuato was founded in 1559 due to the region's rich silver and gold deposits. Opulent colonial buildings, stunning tree-filled plazas and brightly colored houses are crammed onto the steep slopes of a ravine.
This birthplace of Diego Rivera has excellent museums, a beautiful theater and restaurants and markets punctuate it’s lively cobblestone streets. The city's 'main' roads twist around the hillsides and plunge into an elaborate maze of regularly trafficked tunnels, formerly rivers.
This is a wonderful opportunity to start the New Year being creative and exploring a new and warm place with students who gather in this magical place from all over the globe.
Contact Elise with any questions or to make alternative arrangements for payments.
Contact Hugo with any questions about accomodations, airport transportation and special dietary needs.
Prior to the workshop, Elise and our local host, Hugo, will host an online Q&A to answer your questions about the workshop, materials needed, getting around town, accommodations, and more.
Join us on the open air rooftop studio at Alma del Sol in beautiful Guanajuato for a most memorable creative and cultural learning experience.
This eight year of the Guanajuato Printmaking retreat begins with a welcome happy hour on January 6, instructional days January 7, 8, 9 & 11, with an optional field trip to San Miguel de Allende on the 10th.
Make the picturesque Spanish Colonial hill town of Guanajuato and birthplace of Diego Rivera your destination for creating and exploring next Winter! Guanajuato was founded in 1559 due to the region's rich silver and gold deposits. Opulent colonial buildings, stunning tree-filled plazas and brightly colored houses are crammed onto the steep slopes of a ravine.
This birthplace of Diego Rivera has excellent museums, a beautiful theater and restaurants and markets punctuate it’s lively cobblestone streets. The city's 'main' roads twist around the hillsides and plunge into an elaborate maze of regularly trafficked tunnels, formerly rivers.
This is a wonderful opportunity to start the New Year being creative and exploring a new and warm place with students who gather in this magical place from all over the globe.
Contact Elise with any questions or to make alternative arrangements for payments.
Contact Hugo with any questions about accomodations, airport transportation and special dietary needs.
Prior to the workshop, Elise and our local host, Hugo, will host an online Q&A to answer your questions about the workshop, materials needed, getting around town, accommodations, and more.
