A fabulous opportunity to learn printmaking in a 14th-century Gade I listed building. Regarded as one of England's most treasured pargeted buildings & Oliver Cromwell's Headquarters in 1647. Different workshops on 18 & 25 September & 2 October - bookable individually
Artist Roz Howling creates prints inspired by the evolving varied landscapes and seasons in the countryside. This September you can join Roz in the studio working on hybrid lino & screenprintiing to create colourful landscape prints inspired by the work of David Hockney.
All ages and abilities welcome on this 1 day Printing course learning Lino and Dry Point techniques. A fun day for all the family.
Printmaking is at the core of children's book illustrator & author Viola Wang's practice. Viola often uses printmaking at the start of her projects, and is passionate about developing sustainable & accessible printmaking processes. She is with us this Autumn sharing her techniques for Kitchen Lithography.
This summer we are delighted to be welcoming Tamsin Loxley as the winner of The Rosemary Simmons Stone Lithography Prize. She will be in the studio with us later this month attending our Stone Lithography Summer School with Tamarind Master Printmaker Paul Croft RE TMP.
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Tamsin Loxley: credit
www.anna-rose.uk
The Arts Scholars Curwen Lithography Bursary recipient is Aeron Hall-Apps, who will be joining us in August for the 2 week Arts Scholars Curwen Lithography Bursary. Stone Lithographer Paul Sharrock will be working with Aeron in the studio. Aeron will use additional studio time to continue to develop working in this technique.
Photo credits:
Aeron Hall-apps: credit Aeron Hall-Apps
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.