Q&A

Mei Sheong Wong visits the Bittondi Printmakers Association’s new exhibition The Bigger Picture.

Helen Mueller and Melissa Smith discuss the new Tasmania-based online exhibition ‘From a Distance’ at mayspace.

Gippsland Art Gallery director Simon Gregg, curator of ‘Jock Clutterbuck: Wisdom Journey – Prints and Sculpture 1967-1972’, discusses the print work of this experienced senior artist.

Marie-Therese Wisniowski discusses her new exhibition ‘The Effects of Global Warming’.

Belinda Reid and Jennifer Tarry-Smith describe their new exhibition Quintessence as “the embodiment of each artist’s experience of time and place”.

TRANSMEDIAL: Expanding Technologies in Contemporary Printmaking, features works by eight established international artists. Co-curators Monika Lukowska and Sarah Robinson discuss the exhibition.

Jacqueline Watt discusses her latest suite of reduction screenprints featuring Western Australian native flora.

Joanne Gwatkin-Williams writes of the last fifty years of this landmark printmaking group, celebrating with two new exhibitions.

The Print Council of Australia’s Superpowers project, funded by Creative Victoria, is a writing and printmaking endeavour. This is the final of the four specially commissioned essays and art works in which writers and artists interrogate various forms of energy in the context of the global climate emergency. Words by Hannah Presley, artwork by Lisa Waup. 

The Print Council of Australia’s Superpowers project, funded by Creative Victoria, is a writing and printmaking endeavour. This is the third of the four specially commissioned essays and art work in which writers and artists interrogate various forms of energy in the context of the global climate emergency. Words: Belinda Briggs Artwork: Kasia Fabijańska.