Saturday, January 28th, 2006
On at the CAST gallery in Tasma street North Hobart until February 26th this is the most exciting multimedia presentation I have seen. Experimenta is a curated exhibition of artists from Korea, Australia, USA, South Africa, Japan and New Zealand and is a visual feast. From the vertigo inducing streetscape of Sheley Eskar and Paul Kaiser to the god like traffic control of June Bum Park the mind is in a constant whirl as it tries to assimilate the fantastic presented in the context of every day life.
Make the time to visit this exhibition and you will undoubtedly get your creative juices flowing.
John Ingleton
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Wednesday, January 4th, 2006
My favourites list is an ever growing event that becomes quite out of control at times. I have been scrolling the seemingly endless number of folders and come up with a few print studio’s around the world. Of course there are no doubt plenty more out there, so if you know of any you would like to share there is a comment field at the bottom of the post. I have moderation turned on, which means that comments will not appear immediatly – best way to beat the spammers!
- Impress Printmakers Studio, Brisbane, Australia
- Studio for Colour Etching, Barga, Italy
- Venice Printmaking, International Studio, Venice
- Edinburgh Printmakers, Edinburgh, Scotland
- Double Elephant Print Workshop, Exeter, UK
- Baren Forum, a discussion group for woodblock printing
- Warringah Printmakers Studio, Sydney, Australia
- Cork Printmakers, Cork, Ireland
- Bundanon Trust, artists in residence program
- London Print Studio, London
- East London Printmakers, UK
- Oxford Printmakers, Oxford, UK
- Open Bite, Edith Gowen University, Western Australia
- Tjidamar, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia – warning home page is broken – this link is to the about page
- Zea May’s Printmaking Studio, Florence, Massachusetts
So please add any that you are aware of – would be great to see the list grow!
Some new additions from Marja-Leena Rathje in Canada – thanks for the input!
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