Projects

Australian Print Workshop Projects have supported a broad range of activity in diverse settings, contributing significantly to securing APW’s reputation nationally and internationally.

Projects might last one month or several years; they can be  local, regional, national or international in scope; they may involve leading Australian artists, school students or remote and isolated communities. 

Most importantly, Australian Print Workshop projects are always ambitious and innovative.

Special Projects

APW 40x40 - Marking 40 Years

New Australian Printmaking - National Gallery of Victoria

Injalak artist Graham Badari drawing on a plate

'Kawaraldi' Workshop with Injalak Artists (West Arnhem Land)

APW 'Apprentice' Printer - Training Program

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International Projects

Australian Print Workshop's strong international profile has been further consolidated through a range of exciting and ambitious initiatives.

APW in Paris, FRANCE: Partnership with National Gallery of Australia to realize 'French Connections' project

APW in Cambridge, UK: Partnership with University of Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (UK)

APW in Suva, FIJI: Collaboration with Artists at the Oceania Centre for Arts, Culture and Pacific Studies

APW in London, UK: British Museum exhibition features APW works

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Commissions

Few organisations can draw on the breadth of experience, skills and artistic resources that Australian Print Workshop brings to a commissioning project. Learn more about some of the complex and innovative commissions APW has undertaken for a broad range of clients.

Melbourne Museum etched zinc wall

Kingdom of the Netherlands commemorative print portfolio

Australian Mission to the United Nations official gift

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Community Outreach

Australian Print Workshop's commitment to providing access to printmaking skills and resources is pursued through community partnerships and projects. 

Artist Vicki Couzens with community print project participants

Year of Indigenous Languages Community Print Project

Extended School Residency – Essendon Keilor College

Outreach Workshops – East Gippsland

Interact Learning Services

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