The commercial advantage of silk-screen prints is that they can be sold as original work. Moreover, a buyer, paying $4 to $20 at current prices, can see and feel the honest-to-John paint on them ...

Serigraphy, or screen printing, is a stencil-making process that became accepted as fine art in the 1950s with the help of Andy Warhol.

Pop artist Andy Warhol's famed 1964 silk-screen portrait of Marilyn Monroe sold for $170 million at auction on Monday, a record for a work by an American artist sold at auction.

When silk-screened onto clear plastic sheets, artists can produce gorgeous designs. Throw microcontrollers and sensors into the mix, and the possibilities are endless.

Screen printing is a popular form of printmaking that is prominent in the art market. It is also referred to as silk screening, which harks back to the original method of creating screens using ...

One of Andy Warhol's iconic silk-screen print of Marilyn Monroe from 1964, 'Shot Sage Blue Marilyn,' will be auctioned off at Christie's in Rockefeller Center with a record-setting reserve price ...

Ray talked to the students about his technique of transforming his photographs into silk screen art. Ray, who still uses film, first has the photographs scanned into a computer. “Once I scan it ...

Warhol’s silk screen is also called a serigraph. To his critics, he was ‘the cynical magus of a movement that debased high art and reduced it to a commodity.’ ...

Do you have acrylic paints that you’d like to use in silk screening? You can make them suitable for use in your silk-screening process by mixing them with an appropriate silk-screen medium ...

Pop artist Andy Warhol’s famed 1964 silk-screen portrait of Marilyn Monroe sold for $170 million at auction on Monday, a record for a work by an American artist sold at auction. “Shot Sage ...