WOG Fish Art Printing (Gyotaku)

Join us at the Miller Center for a hands-on experience of Gyotaku (Gee-o-ta-ku) the traditional Japanese method of printing fish. Ink would be applied to one side of a freshly caught fish, then covered with rice paper and rubbed to create an exact image of the fish.

Instead of real fish we use rubber replicas along with tempera paint. This is a great way to teach about basic fish anatomy, what living things need to live and grow and best of all, a chance to get messy! Register by 4/24.