Lino printing courses

By Jude the obvious
March 21, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Jude the obvious

Posted March 21, 2016

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Posted March 21, 2016

Lino printing workshops - Three new workshops of 5 weeks each will be held in the studio at 76 Crawthew Grove, SE22 9AB.

Monday evenings 6.30-9pm, starting 11th April, Tuesday evenings 6.30-9pm, starting 12th April, or Thursday mornings 9.30-12 noon, starting 12th April.

Cost is ?95 to include all materials except lino.

To reserve a place, contact Judith Robertson, tel. 85161171 or email [email protected]. See also her work at dulwichprints.co.uk.

There is also an exhibition of previous students' work at Crawthew Grove on Saturday, 2nd April, from 11am - 4.30pm, which is free and open to everyone.

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