The very first hanji workshop taught by Aimee Lee (artist) and Minah Song (conservator), hosted by the North Bennet Street School in Boston in April 2013.

Open studio displays of student work in my week-long artists’ books class. July 2013.

Teaching in Canada for CBBAG and Paperhouse Studio in Nov 2013.

A visit to teach at Southwest School of Art and lecture at Trinity University, thanks to Beck Whitehead and Jon Lee. Feb 2014.

A two-week summer papermaking course at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, called Paper Contains the Universe. I taught students to make paper directly from plants as well as half stuff, to make and use a variety of natural dyes, and to manipulate the paper and bark into all manner of WOW. July 17-29, 2016.

4-day intensive course in making hanji and manipulating it, producing almost 400 sheets of 2-ply paper in the Korean tradition. 13 students made paper rope and thread, fused and textured paper, dyed paper and bark, laced and smoothed bark, and wove paper. Paper Book Intensive at Ox-Bow, May 2016.

Another month of making paper and books at Oberlin! Jan 2017.

Nine consecutive days of multiple workshops at PapierWespe focusing on making and using hanji—bark lace, joomchi, jiseung, natural dyes, and ssangbal tteugi sheet formation. Thanks to Beatrix Mapalagama for hosting, Feb 2017.

A week-long intensive making hanji and so much more. Saugatuck, August 13-19, 2017.