About the event

Discover the magic of printing multiples with artist Liz Perfect in this fun, hands-on screenprinting workshop.

We’ll start the day off with a visit to our current exhibition, Enjoy this trip: The art of music posters, where you’ll see examples of graphic, psychedelic, and kaleidoscopic posters from the 1960s, 70s and 80s. Discover why screenprinting became such a popular and accessible medium for promoting music events, protest marches and exhibitions.

Back in the studio, Liz will guide you through the process of designing a poster, choosing colour, cutting stencils and printing with silk screens. This step-by-step workshop is suitable for both seasoned printmakers  and complete beginners, with plenty of opportunity to experiment and create your own unique poster.

*Coffee and tea will be provided, and a fridge is available for those who wish to bring their own lunch.

About Liz
Liz Perfect holds a BA (Hons) from the Central School of Art in London and an MA in Printmaking from UNSW in Sydney. Her work has been exhibited widely and has been included in numerous exhibitions, including at the Royal Academy and Whitechapel Gallery in London,  and Galleria G7 in Bologna where she studied painting and worked as an artist’s printmaker.

Liz was the inaugural artist-in-residence at Norman Lindsay Gallery, Faulconbridge and has also exhibited in galleries throughout Australia, including Hazelhurst Arts Centre and Wagga Wagga Art Gallery. She also teaches printmaking, drawing and painting at TAFE NSW in Wagga Wagga.