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Drypoint Etching and Chine Collé with Susie Turner

Discover the art of drypoint printmaking and chine collé with expert printmaker Susie Turner.

  • 26th April 2025 - 26th April 2025
  • 10:30 am - 3:30 pm

Join artist-printmaker, Adam Bridgland for a screen print mono-printing workshop on 14th December 2024, 10.30 am – 1.00 pm.

In this workshop, you will:

  • Use a screen print frame and ink provided to paint and pull your own unique colourful print works onto paper inspired by the patterns and artwork found in the David Parr House and Garden.
  • Learn about contemporary printmaking, painting and mark-making. 
  • Have an optional walkthrough of the David Parr House.
  • Enjoy refreshments, tea, coffee and biscuits.
  • Go home with your unique creations ready to be framed. 

All materials, including aprons, will be provided.

All money raised from our workshops goes towards maintaining David Parr House – thank you for supporting us.

More about Adam Bridgland:

​Since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2006, Adam has used a diverse range of materials and working methods to pursue an incisive and often witty exploration of distinctively British sentiments, externalising the underlying sense of loss and nostalgia that permeates our memories. Vignettes of British backpackers’ holidays, old-fashioned bus tours, and childhood seaside breaks that figure strongly in his visual repertoire are often tinged with this feeling of time having passed too quickly, our memories gradually fading. Twinned with this, is an upbeat celebration of themes distilled from children’s colouring books, paint-by-numbers kits, old public transport posters and kitsch postcards, which he imbues with the kaleidoscopic richness of carefully chosen and thickly applied primary colours. These everyday, almost mundane subjects are treated with the importance and status of emblems; centred in each work and often encapsulated within related text or target-like circular borders that focus our gaze.

Find more of Adam’s work here: adambridgland.co.uk

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