Swansea Print Workshop

Saturday and Sunday, December 4 & 510.30am until 4.00pm. Open Days @ Swansea Print Workshop If you are in town drop in for  a cuppa or a hot spicy xmas drink and mince pie. We are right opposite the bus station in…

from Hartlepool to Swansea – the Early Years Our online exhibition for August showcases around 70 prints from the accomplished printmaker and art lecturer, Arthur Charlton, previously unseen as a body of work.The exhibition includes work from the 1940’s through to his…

If you haven’t already seen this exhibition, it is still available to view Continuing our theme of drawing from observation this is an inspiring collection of works using our immediate environment for inspiration. Working in a range of media, sometimes on a…

“The more you draw or engrave, the more you see, and vice versa,” says Kath Littler, our featured artist this month. Kath is a passionate, erudite wood engraver with an intimate understanding of her chosen printmaking technique. We learn how drawing from…

We are lucky in South Wales in that we have such wonderful surroundings to gain inspiration from. A year of lockdown has also meant we have often had to stay in our immediate location for long periods of time and examine our…

Swansea Museum has always been very supportive in giving us access to their collections for a number of workshops and projects. This has included access to their stores which house many of the exhibits that used to be in the Waterfront Museum….

Screenprinting…stencils, direct drawing and digital processing … This exhibition showcases the wide ranges of approaches to designing for screenprinting and producing original prints by hand. Kelly Stewart | ‘Mumbles‘ | hand-drawn stencils and transparencies made directly from drawings. Kelly is a member…

SCREENPRINTING The exhibition will feature the wide range of approaches to designing for screenprinting from our members and visiting artists, past and present. All of these approaches feature in our normal workshop programme which we are anxious to start again as soon…

We have added some new images of the actual linoblocks to Alan’s on-line exhibition which clearly demonstrate his skill in cutting the blocks. As with all relief prints, the image has to be cut in reverse.