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David Osbaldeston
David Osbaldeston: A Pastiche of Different Techniques
- 5th April - 25th May, 2024
The British artist will be showing two distinct bodies of work featuring new large-scale etchings alongside sequences of screen prints on linen and paper.
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Charlie Ward
Featured Artist: Charlie Ward
- 5th - 27th April, 2024
Using his own unrealised screenplays as a starting point, Ward's images combine personal stories, scripted dialogue and sketches to present a new context for the work in a printmaking form.
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Alasdair Gray
Alasdair Gray - Works in Print
- 5th - 27th April, 2024
The print ‘Bella Caledonia’ depicts the character Bella Baxter, portrayed by Oscar winner Emma Stone in Yorgas Lanthimos’ 2023 film 'Poor Things', based on Gray's 1992 novel of the same name.
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Courses 2024
Adult Courses
- 2024
Creative opportunities aimed at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Click for details.
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Love of Print
The Love of Print - 50 Years of Glasgow Print Studio
- 1972 - 2022
A celebration of 50 years of printmaking brings together over 225 significant prints by 130 artists. Click for details.
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.
What is a Print?
2024 Printmaking Courses - Book Now!
The Love of Print: 50 years of GPS
Learn Screenprinting - Limited Places Available
Support Our Work
New course - Print, Press, Pull!
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