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covid safe printmaking studio with person working on artwork. Lots of tools hanging up in background
Hand rolling ink on a print with someone watching in the Norwich University of the Arts Printmaking Workshop
Paper drying with paint on, in the Norwich University of the Arts Printmaking Workshop

Print Making Workshop

The Print Making Workshop is divided into two areas — A water-based silkscreen workshop (SG47) with supporting darkrooms and screen reclaiming room, and a Multi-process workshop (SG50) that supports intaglio practices, etching, relief print and mono-printing — Included is a computer facility to support up to A3 sized print “transparent positive” production.

  • covid safe printmaking studio with person working on artwork. Lots of tools hanging up in background
  • Four ink printing rollers with wooden handles are lined up on a table. Each roller is coated with a different shade of paint, ranging from black to light gray. The paint has been spread beneath each roller. Paint spatulas and a palette are visible in the background.
  • Image of a row of screens stacked on shelving in Norwich University of the Arts's workshop
  • A mirror showing a reflection of a person working in a studio with a mask on at Norwich University of the Arts
  • Letterpress print on pink paper. Red text spells out 'Both special and us from every side early in the so791' in a swirling circle. By BA Illustration student Rach Lloyd
  • Image of a student pouring ink onto a screen bed

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Our St Georges Building is home to our Munnings Drawing Studio, printmaking and photomedia, screenprinting, etching, relief and monoprint, constructed textiles and life drawing studios. Our Student Enquiries team is located on the ground floor opposite the student space area.

St Georges Building, 2 St Georges Street, Norwich NR3 1BA

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