John Alleyne
John Alleyne is a Barbados native based in New Orleans, LA. His paintings and monoprints are rooted in exploring concepts of freedom and memory, connecting his lived experience with an intuitive, experimental process of silkscreen mark-making. He received his MFA in Painting and Drawing from Louisiana State University. Alleyne is an Assistant Professor of Art at Southern University and A&M College.
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Students of any skill and knowledge level.
Aug 10 - 14, 2026Past9 AM - 5 PM
Screen Print X Collage
John Alleyne
Tuition $1,250
Code R1111-26
Explore the dynamic intersection of screen printing and collage through unhinged silkscreens, layered imagery, and texture. Participants begin by creating bold screen printed works using hand-drawn or photo-based methods. Prints are then transformed through cutting, tearing, and pasting onto new substrates such as paper, vinyl, or found materials. This hands-on workshop welcomes all skill levels and emphasizes intuitive play, composition, and storytelling through composition and negative space. Demonstrations, open studio time, group critique, and one-on-one guidance support students in developing unique works that merge screen print and collage into vibrant hybrid artworks.
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Open to All
Students of any skill and knowledge level.
Jul 31 - Aug 4, 2023Past9AM-5PM
Screen Print and Monotype: Movement and Gesture
John Alleyne
Tuition $1,150
Code R0908-23
Explore the endless possibilities of combining nontraditional screen printing techniques with hand drawn, photo-based imagery and source material. This exploratory workshop is ideal for artists of all levels who desire to expand their practice through the lens of screen printing and experimentation. Emphasis is on an intuitive screen printing process that incorporates texture, color, movement, and gesture. This course includes dedicated studio time, demonstrations, group critique, and one-on-one mentorship. Students are encouraged to develop their ideas to create prints that are both aesthetically pleasing and conceptually engaging.
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