Printed From Life: Interdisciplinary Gyotaku Relief Printmaking and the Art of Scientific Storytelling
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Friday 6 March 2026·8:00 pm
Explore a hands-on Gyotaku printmaking unit that bridges art and biology. Learn how students create relief prints from real fish while studying anatomy, ecology, and data through microscopy. This interdisciplinary approach fosters scientific thinking, cultural awareness, research-based art, and visual storytelling, ideal for integrating STEAM in secondary art classrooms.
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