Study Abroad
Study Abroad in Chacala, Mexico: Collaging with Taku-Hon and Drypoint
Feb 1-5, 2027
Work with Mexican artists Mercedes Lopez and Miguel Perez in the beautiful seaside town of Chacala. Located a couple hours north of Puerto Vallarta, this town is where the jungle meets the ocean. Be inspired by the petroglyphs at Alta Vista the ancient home of the Tecoxquin (2000 BCE). Swim in the warm waters of the Pacific.
Learn the ancient Japanese ink rubbing technique of Taku-hon to create both flat as well as 3D images working with the surrounding natural environment as well as the petroglyphs. Combine and collage rubbings with dry point prints to create unique artworks.
Tuition costs cover the following:
Workshops • Breakfast + Welcome and Goodbye Dinners •Travel to + from the airport • Lodging (Sunday-Friday)
No experience needed.
Payment plan available.
For questions, contact Pratt's 2D Studio Manager, Kamla Kakaria at kkakaria@pratt.org.



Study Abroad in Oaxaca, Mexico: Footprint & Ghost - Huella y Fantasma
Feb 15-19, 2027
Explore Oaxacan Print Studios and Galleries in the early evenings, including a visit to our own Fulgencio Lazo’s studio fulgenciolazoart, while creating prints during the day. Starting with an initial drawing you will create your own small edition during this five ½ day intensive at Grafica Zanate, in Jalatlaca one of the oldest sections of the city, with Master Printer Daniel Flores.
We will employ contemporary methods combining traditional etching techniques with an experimental approach. You will print a metal etched plate with a wood block that can be utilized as a flat color, or you can take advantage of the natural grains of wood to create organic textures.
Experience some of the best food in the world while visiting this culturally rich and colorful city with us.
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Tuition costs cover the following:
Workshops + Supplies • Lodging • Most meals • Transportation
No experience needed.
Payment plan available.
For questions, contact Pratt's 2D Studio Manager, Kamla Kakaria at kkakaria@pratt.org.

