PCA PRINT BASH 2025 at Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios

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Support the Print Council of Australia and help champion the future of printmakers!

Join us at our special fundraising event, featuring a silent print auction with standout works from the PCA Collectionas well as prints generously donated by local artists.

Every bid directly supports the PCA’s ongoing work to nurture, promote, and advocate for artists and the vibrant future of printmaking in Australia.

Be part of the community that keeps artists creating, exhibiting, and thriving.

See you at the PRINT BASH 2025!

Where: Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios 
164 Longueville Road, Lane Cove, NSW 2066

When: 2 – 5pm Sunday 30th November

RSVP Now

A special art demonstration presented by Master Printmaker Andrew Totman will take place during the Silent Auction.

Mark Rowden Paper Sydney Contemporary

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MARK ROWDEN Happy Little Vegemite 2025, three-colour lino print

For Sydney Printmakers Mark Rowden will be part of

Art Night Demonstration in Paper

at Sydney Contemporary Thursday 11 September, 6:30–8:00 PM 

 hand-printing multi-block lino works and sharing both finished and in-progress print

Mark’s new release Happy Little Vegemite will be available at the Whaling Road Studio Booth

Mark is also a finalist in both

the MRAG Nude and Naked Art Prize 2025

https://mrag.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/Exhibitions/Current-Exhibitions/Naked-Nude-Art-Prize-2025

and the Woollahra Waverley Art School 9×5 Landscape Prize

Sydney Contemporary Carriageworks 2025

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Many members of Sydney Printmakers will be showing in the

Paper section at Sydney Contemporary 11-14 September

this is just some of the work

Booth B02 Tiliqua Tiliqua Print Studio and Gallery: representing Ro Murray and Lois Waters

RO MURRAY Dreaming in the Moonlight III 2025, multiple lino prints, unique state, 60×45

Booth B10 Up Space : representing Therese Kenyon and Seraphina Martin

THERESE KENYON Lake St Claire 1, 2025
Ink, watercolour and screen print on Arches Rives BFK
76 cm x 56 cm

Booth B17 Sydney Printmakers: representing Tina Barahanos, Anthea Boesenberg, Angela Hayson and Andrew Totman. They will be giving artist talks Saturday 1.30pm in the Paper section.

TINA BARAHANOS, The Trees Carried Another Place With Them 2025, multiple etching

Booth B12 Gary Shinfield Studio and Collection: Gary Shinfield, Seong Cho, Nathalie Gautier-Hartog.

All three artists will be giving an artists talk on Saturday 13th September at 3pm in the Paper section.

SEONG CHO Contemplating the Void XV 2025, woodcut print 1/10, 40 x 40 cm

Booth B23 Jenny Robinson Studio: Jenny Robinson, Angela Hayson, Janet Parker Smith

JENNY ROBINSON

Sydney Contemporary 2024 : Works on Paper

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Sydney Contemporary Works on Paper

05- 08 September 2024

Carriageworks

A fair within the Fair; presented in association with The Print Council of Australia Inc, the dedicated Paper sector showcases the best of national and international contemporary works on paper – watercolours, drawings, artist books, prints and editions.

There are quite a few members of Sydney Printmakers participating this year.

Andy Totman and Anne Starling are showing at the Fair with CBD Gallery, and Andy is programming the artist demonstrations.

MarK Rowden is showing with Whaling Road Studio.

Michael Kempson and Cicada Press have a table.

Roz Kean is showing at Michelle Perry Fine Arts by invitation, along with Wendy Stokes. Roz is also doing a demonstration on Friday at midday on Traditional Japanese Mokuhanga.

Therese Kenyon is at UPSpace, and the gallery will be showing the work again later at Marrickville for those who miss the Art Fair.

Sydney Printmakers at Sydney Contemporary – please visit us

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Sydney Printmakers members representing us at the Art Fair this time are Anthea Boesenberg, Angela Hayson, Anna Russell, Andrew Totman and Thea Weiss. Visit us at Bo4, Paper.

Other members represented at the Fair are Roslyn Kean and Seraphina Martin, who have a table, Michael Kempson (as Cicada Press) and Wendy Stokes (with Michelle Perry Fine Arts in the main section rather than Paper.)

Danielle Creenaune is exhibiting through Australian Galleries at the London Art Fair.

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We are delighted to share that Danielle Creenaune is showing at London Art Fair from 18 – 22 January.

Danielle Creenaune  Luminous Fall  2022. Image courtesy of CIRCLE Contemporary.

Danielle’s works will be shown alongside several other artists as a represented artist of UK-based gallery CIRCLE Contemporary. Of her works, CIRCLE states:

“It begins with birds, not water. Danielle speaks of the rainforest birds near her home in Wollongong – meaning ‘sound of the sea’. The Illawarra region, south of Sydney, is home to over 350 species of birds including the mythical Lyrebird.

Danielle Creenaune  Alchemy  2022  mokulito  edition 2 of 10  70 x 220 cm. Image courtesy of CIRCLE Contemporary.

“It also begins with drawing. Drawing is an act of engagement – Danielle literally draws her way into her subject, observing the motifs and rhythms she finds in her surrounding wetlands and creeks. While making these drawings birdsong is ever-present. This soundscape is the invisible backdrop, unseen life, passing through each lithographic and woodcut print she makes.

“And now to water, the focus of a new body of work. For Danielle art and life coalesce and the mesmeric force of the great waterfalls of the Budderoo national park affect her deeply…

“Many times I felt the incidental flow of marks beyond my control, echoing the real life movement of water. I have found that over time, the energy and positive atmosphere of flowing water has become a reference point for me for healing and positivity and represents a grounding that comes with preserving green spaces in urban environments.”

Sydney Printmakers @ Sydney Contemporary

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Laura Stark, Carolyn Craig, Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger, Andy Totman, Evan Pank, Tina Barahanos, Angela Hayson, Max Gosling, Nathalie Hartog Gautier, and Esther Neate are presenting work at Booth CO2. They’d love to see you there!

Art Forum

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HKOP Collective
Wednesday 11 September, 1–2pm, NAS GalleryHong Kong Open Printshop collective was founded in 2000 and is Hong Kong’s first non-profit open printshop run by artists, starting out as a small art group it has grown into Hong Kong’s leading graphic art organisation. HKOP is dedicated to promoting graphic art, encouraging international cultural exchange, enhancing quality and professional standards in printmaking and giving back to the community by preserving local print art culture.

In 2020 HKOP collective will be presenting the International Multi-disciplinary Printmaking, Artists, Concepts and Techniques conference – IMPACT 11. First held in 1999, IMPACT is one of the largest professional conferences dedicated specifically to printmaking. The theme of ‘Print Art Hong Kong: Legends and Legacies’ has been chosen for the 2020 edition and will explore Hong Kong’s historical lithography and letterpress printing through to printmaking creations by contemporary local artists. Hear HKOP collective Board Chairman Ho-yin Fung and Program Director Sau-mui Yung talk about HKOP and their plans for the conference.

Ho-yin Fung and Sau-mui Yung are currently in Sydney to take part in Sydney Contemporary where HKOP has a stand.
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