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How a road roller was used to print artwork at Teton Valley festival Saturday
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TETONIA – Two local art studios partnered for the first-ever Steamroller Printmaking Festival at 6263 South Main Street in Tetonia Saturday afternoon.
Tribe Artist Collective in Tetonia collaborated with Foxtrot Fine Art Gallery in Driggs to showcase the work of 10 artists. Each one carved images into a two-by-four wood block prior to the event. Each block was covered with ink and laid in the street, where it was covered with paper. A steamroller drove on top of it to print the image onto the paper.
Each paper will be put onto canvas and put up for sale. See how it works in the video above.
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