PCANZ proud to sponsor NZPPA 2023 print award
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PCANZ is proud to be a main sponsor to the Major Print Prize to the 2023 NZ Painting and Printmaking Awards. Congratulations to the 2023 NZPPA awards winners!
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PCANZ Book PROOF now published
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Exciting news! PCANZ book publication “PROOF: Two decades of printmaking” has been published and due to be publicly released in November 2022 at the retail price of $70 available at selected bookshops throughout NZ.
Read MorePrintopia Festival 2022 a success
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The Printopia Festival was a hugely successful inaugural event that showcased the variety and exciting possibilities of printmaking. Print Council of Aotearoa New Zealand was proud to be involved.
Read MoreAdditive Woodcut Print Workshop 15 to 17 April 2022
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An intensive, fast moving printmaking workshop facilitated by PCANZ life members Marty & Marilyn Vreede from Pakohe Whanganui. In partnership with and held at Pompallier Mission & Printery, this workshop is an opportunity to network and feed your inner artistic soul.
Read MorePCANZ supports Printopia Festival 7 & 8 May 2022
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Print Council of Aotearoa New Zealand is proud to be a key supporter of this exciting inaugural festival celebrating and promoting all things print. Over the two-days there will be a stimulating line-up of artist talks, live printmaking demonstrations, workshops, and a Print Fair.
Read MoreNew PCANZ Honorary Member Mark Graver RE
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New PCANZ Honorary Member Mark Graver RE, in recognition of his contribution to the print council and wider NZ print community.
Read MoreHelp us create a National Print Group Register
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PCANZ is creating a comprehensive register of all print groups across New Zealand, including any spaces that offer specialist print opportunities.
Read MoreMark Graver RE honoured
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Congratulations to PCANZ member and Northland printmaker Mark Graver for his official promotion to a full fellow of The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (RE) in the UK.
Read MoreCongratulations to PCANZ Member Lee Brogan
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Congratulations to Lee Brogan for being selected as a finalist in the Estuary Art and Ecology Prize.
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