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My Process: Alan Campbell

guest — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 09:30:50 +0000

A video showing the process for a screen print by Alan Campbell inspired by the poem, Tam O’Shanter by Robert Burns.

Filmed at Glasgow Print Studio by Alan Campbell.

Where to find out more:
Website | Vimeo | Twitter

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A BIG Poster Club thank you to Central Station!

test — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:30:04 +0000

Great news… Poster Club have been granted the support of Central Station through their newly established Members’ Fund and we’re delighted. Thank you CenSta!

We applied to Members’ Fund to help us out with the cost of purchasing equipment and materials for producing new poster works, so we’re really pleased that Central Station like our idea so that we can get on with the business of making.

So far, all of our projects have been self-initiated but we hope that having a profile on Central Station will give us a chance to link up with other like-minded individuals and groups to collaborate with in future. Keep an eye on what we’re up to via our blog and feel free to drop us a line anytime.

Thanks also to those of you who have become our friends – it’s great to have your support.

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Poster Club was one of the projects awarded cash from the Central Station Members Fund.

Dundee Pop-up/DCA Print Studio

genny — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 20:00:43 +0000

…So turns out I was far too busy seeing things at Central Station’s Dundee Popup to actually blog about them! It was a great way to spend a Saturday and there were some really interesting talks and art to be seen. It’s given me some insight into how much is going on outside of Glasgow.

But I will blog about one more thing from the day, which was the tour around the DCA’s Print Studio.

It proved a fantastic opportunity to check out what facilities they have to offer and what classes too. I never knew you could get workshops in Japanese Woodcut Printing!

The example work they had on display was lovely and really inspired me to consider screen and/or lino printing it up at this studio. I remember dabbling in it in college and naively looking into the prices of owning a screen-printing machine. So, I got the impression that this is a really good environment to develop those skills, amongst talented professionals.

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To find out what Dundee Popup was all about or to read more reviews & blogs from the day, click here.