
Fouzia Zafar - Artist Demonstration
The Love of Print - 50 Years of Glasgow Print Studio
Saturday 21st January 2023
11.00am-12.00noon
Come along and see artist, Fouzia Zafar demonstrating inking up and printing an etching plate. There will be an opportunity to find out more about Fouzia’s new print 'Winding Down Kelvingrove Park' made especially for the show.

YouTube video: Here & Now: Fouzia Zafar
Produced as part of the Here & Now Legacy Project, marking Glasgow Print Studio's 50th Anniversary. Workshop Members produced new works, and were photographed and interviewed to provide interpretation material.

Above: Fouzia Zafar, Winding Down Kelvingrove Park
2022, etching, 72 x 52 cm, edition of 30.
Fouzia Zafar was born in 1971 in Glasgow and is a visual artist working in a diversity of media, including paint, video and print. She completed her MA in Fine Art with a distinction at the City and Guilds of London Art School in 2013. Upon graduating she received the Gwen May Student Award, from the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, the Curwen Studio Award and was shortlisted for the Clifford Chance Postgraduate Printmaking Award. She was voted Printmakers Printer at Cumbria Printfest 2015, and was elected as a member of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers in 2018. She has exhibited across the UK and abroad including the Royal Scottish Academy and the Royal Academy, London. Her work is held in private collections, the Victoria and Albert Museum, Ashmolean Museum and Scarborough Gallery.
Fouzia became a member of the Glasgow Print Studio in 2017. Her work responds to the themes of family histories, migration, absence and the strangeness of memory. Her figureless exteriors/interiors and looming objects create a nostalgic atmosphere that point to traces of humanity. She describes play as a key concept of her work. Play encompasses repeatedly finding, composing and constructing new tools and processes to explore objects; history, surfaces, and qualities, whilst also constructing new narratives.
The Love of Print - 50 Years of Glasgow Print Studio
Exhibition runs until 12 March 2023
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Tickets £7.50, concession £5, children under 16 are free.
https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums


Intro to Mezzotint with Stuart Duffin
Beginner/Refresher Evening Course
Tuesday 17 January - Tuesday 28 Feb 2023, 6pm-9pm
This evening course is taught by skilled mezzotint practitioner, Stuart. Working in both monochrome and colour, you will be introduced to a variety of mark making techniques exploring this beautiful and unique process. Learn how to produce, register and print multi-plate colour images. A modicum of patience is required for this labour intensive process. Suitable for all skill levels, no prior experience required.
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If you have any queries about this course, please email us at classes@glasgowprintstudio.co.uk
YouTube video: Mezzotint with Stuart Duffin for Glasgow Print Studio Learning
Filmed by workshop assistant, Kerry Douglas, in the Glasgow Print Studio professional workshop. Stuart Duffin demonstrates the process of mezzotint.


Exhibition runs: Saturday 18 February - Sunday 9 April 2023
Platform, The Bridge,
1000 Westerhouse Road, Glasgow, G34 9JW
Free Entry
Opening event: 2pm - 18 Feb 2023
Come and see an exhibition of Archive prints and works made by our Print Panel. All of the Archive works are made by women artists and range in date from the 1970’s to the 2010’s. Print Panel is the community engagement element of the Graphic Impact project, and includes participants from the GalGael community, Platform Art Centre in Easterhouse and the Print Studio’s own membership.
This exhibition is part of the project Graphic Impact: Our Lives in Print, funded by the William Grant Foundation. One of the project aims is to highlight the role of women who have been involved with Glasgow Print Studio since it was founded in 1972, and celebrate their contribution. The project has also involved the recording of oral histories from early members and staff, which are available as a digital resource on the Graphic Impact website.


Evening & Weekend Courses for Adults 2023
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