Ipswich PrintWeek Exhibition 2022
I’m really pleased to announce that one of my prints has been selected to appear in the Ipswich PrintWeek Exhibition 2022 at the Whistler Gallery, Jerwood Dance House, Ipswich.
The lino print is titled ‘Orford Ness’ and is A3 in size. The print is my interpretation of the Suffolk Coastline at Orford and Orford Ness, a fascinating area and an important site for nature conservation.
This is the second annual Ipswich PrintWeek and is running from 21st - 28th May 2022. It is a celebration of printmaking at venues in and around Ipswich. As well as the exhibition, the team at Tower Street Print Project will be putting on free workshops, ‘Have-a-go’ sessions, a Q&A and demonstrations. There will be something for everyone, so I would definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area!
Programme Highlights
Ipswich PrintWeek Exhibition 2022
DanceEast / Sat 21 - Sat 28 May / Free
This year’s exhibition showcases the talent and skill of new and established printmakers who live or work within twenty miles of Ipswich and is a great opportunity to both view and buy original artwork.
Tasters at Tower Street
Tower Street Print Studio / Wed 25 - Thurs 26 May / Free
Join Oyster Community Press for taster sessions in linocutting and spend a relaxing session, designing and hand printing your own work. No previous experience is necessary. Email [email protected] to book a space.
Printmakers Questiontime
The Hold / Thurs 26 May / £5pp
A lively debate with questions for the panellists to discuss, provided by the printmaking community in Suffolk. The panel comprises Clare Curtis, Printmaker and illustrator, Rob Ramsden, printmaker, illustrator and lecturer at the University of Suffolk in Graphics, Terry Gravett, RE, printmaker and lecturer and Monica Petzal, owner of the Printroom Gallery in Sweffling, who is also a printmaker, an academic and a journalist. Tickets are £5pp, email [email protected] to book.
'Our Place in Time' - The Big Print Finale
University of Suffolk / 28 May / Free
To finish this year’s Ipswich PrintWeek 2022 on a high, there will be the reveal of a spectacular linocut artwork that has been created by students from across Ipswich over the past 12 months. ‘Our Place in Time’ has involved the printing of a new civic artwork for Ipswich, capturing the challenges and experience from the past two-years, to mark the Queens Platinum Jubilee.
Visit www.towerstprintproject.org.uk to view the full programme of events and workshops.
