Pop-up printmaking workshop
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In this private experience, you'll use lo-fi printmaking equipment such as pasta machines, to discover the wonders of the printed mark - and all with accessible materials that allow you to continue your printmaking journey at home.
Jemma and Vicky host a variety of printmaking workshops for you to choose from. Just drop them a message before your workshop, letting them know the process you'd like to try. You can choose from:
- drypoint printmaking
- lino-cutting
- painterly mono-printing
- botanical printmaking
- kitchen lithography
- experimental drawing
All guests will take home a limited edition hand-printed image to show off to family and friends! The maximum number of people for this experience is 10.
Age restrictions: 10+
| Group workshop (Up to 10 participants ) | £400 |
How to get there
This experience will take place at your home.
Host instructions:
Please give your address by using the message box at the bottom of the page, or by going to your messages at yuup.co/messages once you've booked.
Facilities
- Host comes to you
- Family friendly
COVID-19 guidelines
- All equipment will be sanitised before and after use and hand gel will be supplied
On the day
- Jemma and Vicky will share a list of the materials you'll need before your experience. Please make sure you have them ready on the day
- Bring along as much inspiration as you like to work from, like drawings or photographs
Changes happen, don't worry
You'll be hosted by
Bristol Print Collective
Bristol Print Collective is run by Jemma Gunning and Victoria Willmott - two self-confessed print nerds with a passion for sharing their love of printmaking with whoever wants to discover more about it! The ethos behind Bristol Print Collective is to teach DIY printmaking to enable participants to carry on with printmaking at home. The pair can be found popping up in locations all over south-west England, armed with ink and tools like pasta machines to share the wonders of low tech printmaking.
Jemma Gunning
Jemma has been working in the realms of printmaking since falling in love with the printed mark on her BA in Drawing many moons ago. She specialises in intaglio and lithographic processes that are rooted in drawing. As a documentary printmaker recording our fading heritage, her practice captures derelict spaces that are in a state of flux, highlighting the beauty that is often found in decay.
Jemma has been teaching printmaking for nearly 10 years. In 2015 she co-founded Bristol Print Collective, a group of printmakers that pop up across the south-west, sharing their skills and passion with diverse communities. In 2020 she co-established Bristol Print Atelier, a place to teach traditional printmaking processes to keep historic techniques alive. Jemma also works part-time as a lithography technical instructor at UWE.
Victoria Willmott
Artist printmaker based in Bristol specialising in Lino Cut Prints. Victoria has been delivering printmaking and arts workshops for over seven years in art galleries, universities and schools.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Bristol Print Collective .