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Printmedia and Drawing

The Printmedia and Drawing Workshop provides courses and facilities for students of the visual arts to explore all aspects of printmaking and related media. Courses aim to equip students with a range of practical, critical and research skills which prepare them for careers as practising professional artists and are available at both graduate and undergraduate levels. With the expertise of its academic staff, a broad range of technical facilities, and its location close to Australia's national collecting institutions, the ANU School of Art Printmedia and Drawing Workshop provides an excellent environment for study and research.

The Workshop provides excellent facilities and equipment. See below for details of our Workshop Events, Facilities and Projects

Bronwyn Jean Treacy , 2008
14.5 x 14.5 cm
etching
Aldrich Ekin , 2009
100 x 150 x 8 cm
synthetic polymer on canvas
Peter McLean , 2009
7.5 cm dia
wood engraving
Helani Laisk , 2010
dimensions variable
wool and wire
Katy Mutton , 2010
dimensions variable
installation - porcelain tape, leds
Gabrielle Soulsby , 2010
60 x 90 cm
drypoint, monotype

Latest Events

THE VIVISECTOR ORACLE

Location: ANU School of Art Foyer Gallery
Time: 2012-07-03 10:30 - 2012-07-14 17:00

Kirsten Farrell presents work in progress for her PhD in Printmedia and Drawing. Ask a question,
choose your colours and know your fortune.

Facilities

Lithography studio

One of very few studios of its kind left in Australia, with a large collection of lithography stones, 2 large presses and a fully equipped graining room.

Etching Studio

Equipped with 3 large presses, ample space for plate preparation, a rosin room and a state of the art acid room the Printmedia+Drawing Etching studio is fully prepared for the most experimental forms of intaglio printing.

Book Studio

Studio resources include an intaglio editioning press, relief print drying racks, an intaglio print drying cupboard, a Graphix cylinder proofing letterpress, twelve cabinets of metal type, a number of drawers of wooden type, a photopolymer relief-plate casting machine, a boxboard guillotine, a book guillotine, a bookbinding vice, assorted bookbinding tools, a simple computer setup with an inkjet printer, and a small display area.

Projects

Beam Project

The Beam Projection project Is a collective of artists from a multitude of disciplines working in Canberra, Australia. Initiated by John Pratt and Patsy Payne of the ANU school of art's printmedia and drawing workshop 'Beam' facilitates various light installations of both a public and private nature.

Trip to Bangkok and Chiangmai

Mid year break 22.6.2011 – 9.7.2011
Patsy Payne,  Head of Printmedia and Drawing led a group of 15 staff and students on a field trip to Bangkok and Chiangmai in the mid-year break 2011.

Updated: 17 May 2012/ Responsible Officer:  Head of Office / Page Contact:  Web Publisher