Sunday, November 8th from 9:30AM-4:30PM Batik is a wax-resistant dyeing technique with a rich and extensive history, tracing back thousands of years and originating in Java, Indonesia. While batik on fabric is the most familiar and practiced art form, a lesser known technique involves utilizing the batik practice with Japanese rice paper. Guided by multimedia artist Jeanne Lally, students first create a small “practice” piece to familiarize themselves with the basic skills and materials. Next, students will choose an image and then trace their designs onto rice paper, alternating between applying wax and watercolor paint, then finally removing the wax to reveal a rich, luminous painting. No…