Woodblock Printing: A modern interpretation of ancient texts Woodblock printing is a special technique that involves carving characters or patterns on wooden blocks with knives, then using ink, paper, silk, and other materials to print. This craft has a history of over 1,300 years. In 2009, woodblock printing was officially included in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. | T-Time HK

At the Xiling Seal Art Society, a Hangzhou-based academic organization devoted to the art of seal carving, China Global Television Network invited Yoshimi Komiyama, a Japanese doctoral student from the School of Calligraphy at the China Academy of Art, and Kang Dayeon, a student of Chinese painting at the same institute from South Korea, to join its television special “#Yaji: Asia unveiled.” Wang Zhen, a seal engraver and member of the organization, shared with them the art of seal engraving. He

Woodblock printing in progress ✨#asmr Watch artist LaToya Hobbs' process as she recreates the work of one of the most defining artists of the 20th century, Elizabeth Catlett. Through her bold prints and sculptures, Catlett created art in service to her people, shining a light on injustice and celebrating the strength of her heritage. The sculpture that inspired this print was deeply personal—it’s a portrait of Naima Mora, one of Catlett’s twin granddaughters, taken during a summer visit to her h