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Our latest Members Exhibition is running from 16th March - 30 April in the gallery at the Curwen Print Study Centre. Admission is free and open to all during our opening hours.
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. Click above to find out more.
We now have an option to book your place on our CPSC Certificate course for only £100 deposit. See course page for details
Our Curwen Print Members are showing new work in our latest exhibition at the Curwen Print Study Centre.
The exhibition runs from 16th March – 30th April and reflects the diverse work produced by the artists who regularly use our print studios. Our members embrace many different printmaking techniques including monoprint, linocut, lithography, solarplate and letterpress.
The artists included in the exhibition are: Ann Edwards, Fenella Francis, Jeremy Harris, Roz Howling, Tom Humphreys, Véronique Mermaz, Rob Mills and Jessica Pearce.
We also have a stunning selection of Amanda Jefferies’ work on display, which gives a perfect example of how to build a story through print. Amanda’s sculptural book art combines letterpress, print and illustration to make poetic and wholly unique stories depicted as artworks. If you are thinking of signing up for the course, ‘Build a Story Through Print’ these are brilliant examples to give you some inspiration.
The exhibition is free to all visitors during our normal opening hours, with a special launch event on Sunday 7th April to coincide with the Open Studio in collaboration with the National Open Gardens Scheme, from 2 – 5pm.
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.