Roll and Print

You’re invited to design and carve a Lino block inspired by ‘everyday life’, we’ll bring these together to create large-scale patchwork prints... all printed using a garden roller!

These will be shown throughout FaB at The Old Post Office. This collaborative and community-engaging project brings together young residents of Bath, local artists, and members of the public to create a series of large-scale linocuts with the use of a steam roller for printing the images. The aim of this project is to learn the art of printmaking and work collaboratively to design and carve large-scale tiled images reflecting on individual responses to our community.

The event will cater to all skill levels, encouraging people to come together to learn and make art.

See our 3 days of free workshops outside 44AD artspace, just drop-in!
10am to 2pm • Sat 24, Sun 25 and Mon 26 May.

Curated by Beatrix Robinson

Beatrix is a printmaker and arts educator who embraces a playful, experimental approach to creating art. Working across a variety of mediums and processes, including collage and print, Beatrix enjoys exploring the endless possibilities of combining materials and techniques. Passionate about sharing her love for printmaking, Beatrix teaches students of all ages, encouraging creativity and the joy of discovery through hands-on learning and skill-building in the printmaking process.

Instagram: @beatrix.robinson