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Andrew Cranston
Painting, Our Mutual Friend: Andrew Cranston, Lorna Robertson
- 05 June - 01 August 2026
Presented as part of Glasgow International 2026, this exhibition marks a significant moment in both artists’ practices, expanding into printmaking through a series of experimental residencies developed at GPS between 2025 and 2026.
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Lorna Robertson
Painting, Our Mutual Friend: Andrew Cranston, Lorna Robertson
- 05 June - 01 August 2026
Presented as part of Glasgow International 2026, this exhibition marks a significant moment in both artists’ practices, expanding into printmaking through a series of experimental residencies developed at GPS between 2025 and 2026.
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Rachel Duckhouse
Rachel Duckhouse - Inside Up
- 05 June - 01 August 2026
Duckhouse’s printmaking practice focuses on etching and drawing, inspired by the physical and psychological experience of being in a particular place at a particular time drawing on the architecture of interior and exterior landscapes.
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Nkem Okwechime
Featured Artist Nkem Okwechime
- 05 – 27 June 2026
A new solo exhibition featuring work produced over the past 12 months by South London born Scottish Nigerian artist and printmaker Nkem Okwechime. Rooted between the UK and West Africa, the work reflects layered experiences of place, memory, and self-definition.
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Support Us
Support Us - Donate
- 2026
At this critical moment, your support can help ensure that Glasgow Print Studio continues to be a place where creativity thrives, artists are supported and communities come together. Please consider making a donation today.
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Adult Courses 2026
Adult Printmaking Courses 2026
- January-December 2026
2026 course programme is packed full of opportunities to learn from experienced artists, delivering a broad range of techniques from our professional printmaking studio.
For 50 years, we've been supporting and developing contemporary and innovative printmaking in Scotland.
Glasgow Print Studio (GPS) was founded in 1972 as an artist-led initiative providing accessible workshop facilities and later a gallery space for artists making original prints. Now, as an internationally acclaimed centre of excellence in fine art printmaking, GPS promotes contemporary and innovative printmaking and supports the development and expression of artists’ practices. Its state-of-the-art workshop lies at the centre of its activities, which encompass publishing and exhibition programmes, learning events, printmaking courses, print sales and an archive.
Glasgow Print Studio is a non-profit-distributing company with charitable status registered in Scotland.
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