Resources collects the practical side of the studio: what a proof is, how a linocut or screenprint edition gets built, and which room to walk into when you arrive.
If you already know what you need, the fastest route is a direct message. Write to the studio about a print on the rack, ask whether a work on the wall is still available, or check whether the room is free for a book launch or a portfolio review. A short note with the work or the date in it saves a round of back and forth.
For anything about a visit, a press day or hiring the space, the contact page carries the address, the phone number and a plain form. Nothing is booked automatically there, and no account is created. Someone from the studio reads it and comes back to you.
Tell us which work, which date or which kind of visit you have in mind. That is usually enough for a useful reply.
Terms for using the site, including how submissions are logged, are set out in the terms page.
If you want to check what is on the walls this month, ask about a walkthrough, or talk through a print enquiry before you come in, use the details below. There is no booking form on this page: a short message or a call is enough, and whoever is in the studio that week will pick it up.
The address is a contact and postal address for the collective. Write to it, or call ahead if you are planning to bring a group or want to know which room is currently hung.
Ask which show is currently hung, when the next open press day falls, or whether a particular edition is still on the rack. Email is usually the easiest route for this.
For questions about a linocut, screenprint or mixed media work on paper, mention the title and the artist so the studio can pull the right sheet from the flat file.
The space is used for book launches and portfolio reviews between exhibitions. Describe the kind of event and the number of people, and the studio will say what the room can take.
If you are unsure who to write to, start with the general address above and say what you need in a line or two. More background on the studio's materials and formats sits on the learn and resources pages.
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