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Sunday, 4 June 2017

We're back!!!

We have had a fabulous makeover at Southbank Printmakers and have reopened after our exhibition at the Oxo Tower.

We have moved the back wall, laid a new wooden floor, rearranged the browsers, tidied up our clutter and given the walls a lick of clean white paint.  The result is a cleaner, smarter more welcoming space with better access for visitors. Do come down and see us and tell us what you think.



There's lots to do on the Southbank during the summer. Jeppe Hein's water sculpture 'Appearing Rooms' returns..........


..............as does the seaside in central London, with the urban beach by the side of the Thames. 


There are plenty of pop up bars and cafes, a weekly food market in Southbank Square and the beautiful oasis roof garden on top of Queen Elizabeth Hall where you can have a drink whilst watching the sun go down over London. 


So make a day of it and treat yourself, or someone else, to an original print created by one of our artists.  Jane Stothert's work is featured from tomorrow for 3 weeks. Lovely images to complement a Summer's day!

by Jane Stothert
Open Mon to Fri and Sunday:  11.30 to 6.30pm
Saturdays: 10 to 8pm



Friday, 26 August 2016

We are open All weekend!  Including Monday, so if you are out and about on the South Bank or just wondering what to do please look no further.......

Unit 12, Gabriel's Wharf,
56 Upper Ground,
London SE1 9PP.  

Opening hours

Mon to Fri and Sunday: 11.30 to 6.30pm
Saturdays 10.00 to 8.00pm

We have LOTS of new work from our two newest members, Ellen Von Wiegand - below is her linocut 'Woman Behind Shower Curtain'


 and Sean Flynn - below is his 'Nothing Matters when we're Dancing' (also a linocut)


Buffy Kimm's work is also featured.  You can enjoy her 'Spiral Stairs' and many more of her spectacular black and white images.

Ann Burnham's popular linocuts are also available. Her latest can be seen in production below. 1. Rolling out the ink. 2. The inked up linocut. 3. Hanging out to dry. 


......A tiny proportion of the hundreds of hand made prints for your delight - and to answer your questions , Julie Sullock, (Friday) Mary Cossey, Judith Robertson, (Saturday) Maureen Sweeney (Sunday)and Libby Jones (Monday)