Leeds Print Workshop has collaborated with printmakers at the Southwest School of Art in San Antonio, Texas, to make a body of work which we’ll exhibit here in Leeds. The exhibition is built around a print exchange (one of the loveliest traditions in printmaking) where we’ll send prints to San Antonio and receive a whole set back.
Our friends over at Blue Star Contemporary have partnered with Liberty Bar to host the Berlin-inspired brunch. Margaret Craig and Jennifer Ling Datchuk plan to discuss their experience at the Künstlerhaus Bethanien as the sole US residents.
After a short illustrated talk featuring the Library of Congress collection of contemporary prints by American regional creators including Texas-based printmakers—Katherine Blood and Elvia Perrin will moderate a dialogue between panelists James Surls, Jeffrey Dell, Margaret Craig, and Orna Feinstein. Hosted by: PrintAustin
In this demo, Margaret Craig will show the alternative printing process of casting a print in acrylic, Tar Gel pressless etching.
Launched in 2015 to celebrate and steward art within the community, the Overland Art Program promotes both established and emerging artists, inspires the design process, and encourages creative thinking.
Leeds Print Workshop is a printmaking studio based on Vicar Lane in central Leeds. We provide access to traditional print facilities and a space to work for anyone interested in printmaking.
The opening reception on October 4th will feature large works by participating artists in Brick’s main space, while smaller works will be displayed in Cube at Brick Gallery through October 17th. Hosted by Ann Enzminger Bronshvag and Sarah Fisch.
My artwork is a contemplation on the ways we affect the plants and animals around us, and how we may be affected by them. I approach this from a biology background as well as from artistic printmaking methodologies.
Built from a foundation of repurposed plastic, Margaret Craig's aquarium-like walk-through exposes one to a myriad of real and imagined organisms and life forms.
Join artist Margaret Craig for a participatory walk on Sunday, November 24 from 1 – 3 pm that will activate her current exhibition Sea Islands, which is currently on view at Blue Star Contemporary through January 5, 2020.
Margaret Craig is a featured artist.
During the COVID pandemic, the importance of art became central to our lives, providing solace, a platform for expressing feelings, and offering inspiration. We invite you to take part in this rare opportunity to collect an exquisite body of work from some of San Antonio’s premiere artists and experience virtual studio sessions to see some of them at work, hear about their processes, and what inspires them in this time of COVID.
