The PCANZ 2025 Summer School programme is now open for expressions of interest!

An exciting, immersive week of printmaking and connecting with printmakers from around the country.

This year we are thrilled to have two international tutors (from Australia and Canada) alongside our tutors from around Aotearoa.

Not a member of PCANZ? To join us to register for Summer School, click here.

Choose from the 7 options - 2 x 4-day courses or 4 x 2-day courses and/or the open studio with accommodation and meals all on site.

Workshops: 4-day $410 or $396, 2-day $205 or $198

Workshops are on Monday, Tuesday, then again on Thursday, Friday leaving a free day on Wednesday to explore Hamilton's galleries, cafes, sight see, etc.

*There will be an extra cost for materials specific to each workshop. You will be informed with workshop confirmation.

There is a small extra cost for the international tutor workshops.

Accommodation and meals: $615

Waikato Diocesan for Girls Hostel, 660 River Road, Chartwell, Hamilton 3210 from Sunday 12 - Friday 17 January 2025. Your booking is an all inclusive cost to cover 5 nights, 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 3 dinners. Specific diets are available on request, some extra charges will apply.

Scholarship:

The Gary Tricker Summer School Scholarship is now open for applications. To learn more or apply, click here.

Scholarship applicants should also book via the form below, to ensure a place in the workshop/s of their choice.

Summer School 2025 programme:

Summer School Workshop and Hostel Bookings: BOOKINGS VIA THE FORM ARE NOW OPEN. Click on the button below:

**PLEASE NOTE: When you submit your booking by clicking on the ‘Submit’ button, there will be an automated message confirming that your form has been sent. Please make sure you see this. If not, please try again. Also please be patient when bookings first open, there will be others booking at the same time and this may cause issues as well. Please be assured that all bookings are automatically recorded at exactly the time and in the order they are placed.

Monday 13 & Tuesday 14 January ONE SPACE LEFT

Jasmine is a printmaker, jewellery maker and graphic designer of Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi, Te Atiawa ki Whakarongotai, Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Irish and British descent.

In this two day workshop you will learn about the concepts of whakawhanaungatanga and whakapapa through the alternative photographic process of Cyanotype.

Day one will be an exploration of photograms and printing with negatives. You’ll also learn about multiple exposures, bleaching and toning your cyanotypes to change their colour from blue to sepia.

Day two will look at different ways you can create taonga (jewellery) from your prints. Every student will come away with a variety of prints and a pair of earrings or a brooch.

Jasmine is a member of the Māori print collective Toi Whakaata (est 2006) who’s work tends to explore the concepts of haukāinga (home), whakapapa (genealogy), ūkaipo (origins) and wairua (spirit). How environment & wellbeing, land & spiritual connectedness and culture & identity all intertwine.

jasminehorton.co.nz