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We have a dedicated Open Access Studio for artists to work on their own practice. We offer a number of options; Become a Curwen Print Member for unlimited studio use, Join for a month, or come for a day. Try your first day for just £25.
Visit our Curwen Archive exhibition free. Featuring some of the biggest names of Curwen History, including Paula Rego, Ceri Richards, Elisabeth Frink, John Piper, Henry Moore, Susan Aldworth, Lynn Chadwick, Edward Bawden and more.
Archive curator Grace Hailstone with Technician and Tutor Anne Pit have hung the latest exhibition in the Curwen Print Study Centre’s Gallery space: ‘Curwen Icons’.
Featuring some of the biggest names in Curwen history, the exhibition features lithographs dating from the 1960s onwards, all made under the Directorship of Master Printer Stanley Jones at the Curwen Studio.
Many of the lithographs in the exhibition are working proofs or state proofs which were made before the final edition was finished.
Artists on view include Henry Moore, Ceri Richards, Paula Rego, Edward Bawden, Elisabeth Frink, Stanley Jones, Susan Aldworth, Lynn Chadwick, David Gentleman and John Piper. A highlight on display is this portrait of Aloys Senefelder, the inventor of lithography (pictured) by Graham Sutherland dating from 1971.
15 May 24, 10am to 4pm, 1 day course
Inspired by John Piper’s church door prints, create your own individual graphic large sc...
22 May 24, 10am – 4pm, 1 day course
Cyanotype is an early photographic process which produces a cyan-coloured print. It was us...
23 May 24, 9:30am – 4:30pm, 1 day course
This day is an opportunity to continue printing in Stone Lithography with specialist techn...
We have just installed the latest exhibition in our Gallery space, featuring just some of the inc...
Join us on Sunday 7th April as we open our doors from 2 - 5pm in conjunction with the National Open ...
Printmaker Grace Hailstone is one of four printmakers exhibiting their work at The Craft House in...
An educational Fine Art Printmaking charity formed in the 1990’s and now firmly established with a reputation for excellence in its field. The course programme offers something for everyone regardless of age or ability. Schools, students and teachers,visit from across the region encouraged by both enrichment and higher exam grades.
The aim of The Study Centre is to preserve and develop the essential experience and skills that underpin the concept of the artist’s original print.
