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“As organizers and fellow creatives, we have gotten feedback from both younger and older artists in Manila that they are looking for more community-focused events and education talks on newer mediums like Riso. Riso is still a growing craft in the Philippines that requires more financial investment than other printmaking mediums,” Kittybug Press shared.
Entry into the venue will be on a pay-what-you-want basis, following a suggested donation ranging from P100 to P300, which will be collected at the door. Note that from 2 to 5 pm, masked hours will be implemented to ensure everyone’s safety. Masks will be available at the event. The first tranche of the whole program will happen from 2 to 7 pm, with a wide array of activities happening back-to-back and alongside each other.