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St. Barnabas Press, Cambridge, offers artists' proofing and professional editioning services, studio space for rental by
artists working on individual projects in printmaking or related disciplines and media, and open-access
printmaking courses for artists.
We are running another series of intensive courses in printmaking this summer, greatly expanded from last year, starting in July and
continuing into September.
New weekly foundation courses start in April, costing £ 110 for 7 weeks or £ 150 for 10 weeks: either -
or call James Hill or Fiona Thomas on 01223 413792 to book your place.
The St Barnabas Gallery features a new exhibition, "The human predicament, and atmospheric pastoral scenes", featuring the work
of two St Barnabas printmakers, Charlotte Woodley and John Colliety. The exhibition of new etchings and woodcuts runs from
Saturday 7 March til Thursday 26 March at the St Barnabas Press Gallery. Opening times 10 am - 6 pm Monday - Friday, 10 am - 4 pm Saturdays.
Viewing Saturday 7 March, 4 pm - 7.30 pm, with snacks, tea and drinks.
Forthcoming exhibition at The St Barnabas Gallery, "Charcoals Hot and Cold", an exhibition of drawings by Sam Motherwell.
Dates Saturday 25 April til Saturday 16 May 2009, gallery opening times 10 am - 6 pm Monday - Friday, 10 am - 4 pm Saturday.
"These 30 drawings on A2 paper were all done on-the-spot while on holiday in several contrasting countries
(Iceland, Scotland, Finland, India, Namibia, Spain, Egypt, Greece, ...) The idea is always to capture the feeling of a place,
without planning but seizing the moment. Each drawing takes about 40 minutes - longer and it gets spoiled. I choose the everyday
life of countries rather than the big set piece tourist scenes.
"My other work includes Cambridge drawings and linocuts, especially Mill Road. I rent studio space at St Barnabas Press which is an
inspiring place for making friends and learning new techniques." - Sam Motherwell
Barton Hargreaves, the newly announced first winner of the
Originals 09 St Barnabas Publishing Award, has been selected for a new public artwork
commission. The new work, titled ‘In Situ’, will be on show from March 2009 on the front of the Jerwood Space building in London.
This project is the result of Jerwood Space's participation in SOWF's Street Genius programme. SOWF (some other way forward) is
a project sponsored and supported by the South Bank and Bankside Cultural Quarter which aims to put young
people at the heart of the arts.
About the St Barnabas Publishing Award: "This year St Barnabas Press has taken part in the 'Originals 09' exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London.
We decided to offer a prize to promote an up-and-coming printmaker, and have awarded a publishing prize to Barton Hargreaves,
who accepted the prize in a ceremony at the opening. It was very difficult to choose an outright winner, but Barton's work showed a combination of unique
approach and interesting subject matter for the process of printing. We are looking forward to making a co-published collaborative
edition with him in the near future." - James Hill
The St Barnabas Gallery begins the new year with the work of two remarkable printmakers, The Symbolic
Dreamscapes and Evocative Etchings of Janet Earl and Gabrielle Moore. The exhibition will run from Monday 5 January til
Saturday 7 February at the St Barnabas Press Gallery. Opening times 10 am - 6 pm Monday - Saturday.
Visiting woodblock artist Zhang Guanghui will be giving a workshop masterclass on Chinese woodblock printing at St Barnabas Press on 17-18 January 2009,
to accompany his exhibition at Churchill College in January. The exhibition will take place from 14 January - 8 February 2009,
and is open from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm daily at Churchill College. Entrance to the exhibition is free. The workshop will be at St Barnabas and will run from
10:00 am - 4:00 pm on the two days. There will be a charge for a place on the workshop.
or call James Hill or Fiona Thomas on 01223 413792 to book your place and for further details.
To celebrate fifteen years of St Barnabas Press, an exciting new season of
exhibitions starts with the contrasting abstract works of Bob Edgson and Bill Penney in the New St Barnabas Gallery.
The exhibition of new prints and paintings runs from 17 October to 7 November.
China tour 19 March 2009 - 02 April 2009.
Experience the Beijing art scene; visit the cultural and historical sites of Beijing and Xi'an, including the Great
Wall of China and the Terracotta Army; take part in a three day reduction woodcut course with master printmaker
Hekun at his studio in the Yunnan Province; explore Simao, Dali with its diverse ethnic groups, and the ancient town of Lijiang.
Email us or call 01223 693213, 01223 413792 or 07817 029618 to book or for information.
He Kun is returning to St Barnabas Press for his third solo exhibition, of reduction woodcuts, 8th - 21st August 2007:
Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm; Sunday 11am - 5pm. Entrance to the exhibition is free.
He Kun and James Hill will be conducting a practical workshop during the exhibition in our summer season of short intensive courses, on 11th,
12th and 13th August.
or call James Hill or Fiona Thomas on 01223 413792 to book your place.
Stanley Donwood and James Hill have been working over the last three months on photo-etchings using copper hydrocoat -
the results have been very fine. They have produced ten images printed on Imperial Moulin du Gue. Donwood's superb images
of climate change are warnings of our fragile existence, and the earth's peril, using strong symbolic motifs of his own making.
Stanley's work is exhibiting at the
Lazarides Gallery, Soho,
London from Fri 15th June to Sat 14th July.
A couple of spaces are available for rent. If you're interested, please contact
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Limited edition Portfolio of work by artists at St Barnabas Press, celebrating our tenth anniversary.
Still a few left of our first Portfolio.
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