EXHIBITION HOURS
12–6PM WE–SA, 12–4PM SU

CLOSING DRINKS
2–4PM SUNDAY 27 JULY

 

Short ‘n’ Sweet is an exhibition of prints and works on paper by members of Sydney Printmakers. It showcases many of the varied techniques of printmaking including: etching, relief, screenprint, lithography, digital, monoprint and collage processes.

Exhibiting Artists

Susan Baran, Anthea Boesenberg, Janet Parker-Smith, Angela Hayson, Wendy Stokes, Roz Kean, Evan Pank, Anna Russell, Gary Shinfield, Jenny Robinson, Danielle Creenaune, Thea Weiss, Andrew Totman, Mark Rowden, Sharon Zwi, Laura Stark, Carmen Ky, Cheryle Yin Lo, Jacqui Driver, Neilton Clarke, Therese Kenyon, Susan Rushforth, Lois Waters, Melissa Harvey, Seong Cho, Ro Murray & Helen Morgan

FRONT ROOM

Roslyn Kean ‘Crossings III’
Anna Russell ‘Fear of Flying’
Jacqui Driver ‘Reaching’
Neilton Clarke ‘Mountain Rounds’
Ro Murray ‘Dreaming in the Moonlight Below’
Susan Baran ‘Kastellorizo’
Anthea Boesenberg ‘Rain 2’
Anthea Boesenberg ‘Rain 1’
Lois Waters ‘Weave 1’
Janet Parker-Smith ‘Kings and Queens’
Angela Hayson ‘Woman Deep in Thought’
Gary Shinfield ‘The King is Not Welcome 2’
Susan Rushforth ‘Cascade’
Seong Cho ‘Unaccompanied Trail’
Melissa J Harvey ‘Collar Up Collar Down’
Danielle Creenaune ‘Crystalline’
Anna Russell ‘Suspension’
Jenny Robinson ‘Infrastructure’

SECOND ROOM

Carmen Ky ‘Tide’
Wendy Stroke ‘Letting Go’
Helen Morgan ‘Snow Games’
Andrew Totman ‘Bursting Sun’
Even Pank ‘Fundraising Print’
Cheryle Yin Lo ‘Memories of Trees’
Therese Kenyon ‘Transplant’
Laura Stark ‘Coastline I’
Laura Stark ‘Coastlines II’
Laura Stark Coastlines III
Mark Rowden ‘Stepping Out of the Mirror’
SHaron Zwi ‘Oratunga Station Surroundings’
Thea Weiss ‘Who Shall Be Content’

ABOUT SYDNEY PRINTMAKERS

For more than 50 years the Sydney Printmakers have exhibited on a regular basis locally, also organising regional, national and international travelling exhibitions and exchanges with overseas printmakers. During that time, the concept of an original print as one of a limited edition of identical images created by traditional methods has extended to include a wide range of printmaking techniques such as mono prints, hand-coloured unique state prints and new technologies like inkjet and digital processes.

The aim of the group is to promote a better understanding of hand-printed images as original works of art and to exchange knowledge and experience by showing work of international standing.

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