NZ Printmakers

AUT School of Art & Design are looking for a Digital Print Media Senior Technician to provide valuable assistance to staff and students to ensure they achieve their learning objectives and receive a positive and memorable experience in using Digital technologies in image processing technologies.
Salary: $73,000 - $100,000 per annum (dependent on experience and qualifications) Closing Date: 2 June 2025, at 11:55pm.
Please forward or tag someone who you think might be interested.

careers.aut.ac.nz

Hey printy friends! Got 5 mins to help Printopia with a quick survey?

Just in case you didn't know, the Printopia Festival is Auckland’s annual printmaking festival, celebrating and showcasing some of the best established and emerging print artists in the country!
It is on next weekend, 3-5 May, and has an inspiring programme of talks, demos, live printing and workshops. To find out about free and ticketed events, check out

Festival of Original Prints – Celebrating and promoting all things print! Printopia Festival is back! 3-5 May 2024 Corban Estate Arts Center Print Fair | Live Printing  Talks | Demos | Workshops  Workshops Tickets are now on sale for our exiting programme of workshops. purchase now View our Festival Programme Here download programme Grab a ticket to one of our Workshops...

Congratulations to the 62 finalists for the NZPPA this year - I just saw the list posted on https://wsa.org.nz/art/2024-nz-painting-and-printmaking-award/ and there are a truckload of fantastic printmakers on there!!! The awards will be held on 12 April at 6pm in the artspost galleries, Kirikiriroa.

2024 NZ Painting and Printmaking Award - Waikato Society of Arts The Waikato Society of Arts is pleased to announce the 2024

My friends over at Ribbon Rose (894 Great South Rd, Penrose) are now stocking 500+ printmaking items in their legendary craft store, including intaglio & etching, relief printing, screenprinting, inks and papers. To kick things off - they have 25% off this entire category this month! Sale valid on in-stock items, while stocks last. Sale ends 31st March 3024. Available instore & online, so get shopping!

Artists around Aotearoa, who needs money?? Head to these CNZ funding workshops to find out how to apply for funds 💰

We're back on the road this week providing more info to artists, arts organisations and their communities about how they can access our new funds.

Get full dates and times here: https://ow.ly/OFiP50QI1IQ

Printmakers! AUT is looking for a Senior Printmaking Technician. Must be able to teach Screen Printing, Etching, Lithography, and Dry Printing. Salary Range: $68,000 - $92,000 (dependent on experience and qualifications). Get your application in before 31st January 2024.
More job info here: https://www.seek.co.nz/job/73070970
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Senior technician Job in Auckland CBD, Auckland Seeking a Screen Printing, Etching, Lithography, and Dry Printing Senior Technician.

Printmakers, time to get your ink on!! Spread the word 🤩

Get printing!!

Submissions for the inaugural Printopia Print Prize and Exhibition open 24 February.
Make sure you get yours in before the deadline 17 March.

Awards include cash prizes of $1,000, $500 and $200 and vouchers for Permaset Products to the value of $500, $250 and $200 from our generous sponsors Gordon Harris Art Supplies, Permaset and Print Council Aotearoa NZ.

Find out more: www.printopia.nz 👉👉 link in bio.

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Gordon Harris The Art & Graphic Store

Hi Print friends, anyone interested in helping at this awesome event, please contact Ina @ Printopia directly...

E te uri o Ngāti Kahu me Te Roroa, nāu te motu i tohutohu i roto i āu toi kia titiro ki tana wai whakaata. Nāu ō mātau whatu i whakatuwhera ki te tūturutanga o te whenua e nōhia nei tātou. Moe mai e te Mareikura.
Ehara i te Mareikura noa iho, he rangatira, he pukenga toi, he kaiako ano.
Kua mahia koe i te mahi pai i tēnei ao.
No reira e te mareikura, hoki atu ra ki ō mātua tūpuna o te ao kohatu, moe mai rā, oki oki mai rā.

It is with great sadness that the team at Dunedin Public Art Gallery acknowledges the passing of Marilynn Webb (Ngāti Kahu, Te Roroa).
As one of Aotearoa’s most distinguished artists, nationally and internationally acclaimed, Webb leaves a legacy of courage, strength and beauty that connects people across Aotearoa and the world. As an educator and mentor, Webb has been a generous teacher, guiding and inspiring future generations. As an advocate and an activist, Webb spoke out against injustice, violence and inequality. Her work was shaped by her love of the whenua, and the need to care for and protect people and places. It will endure as a testament to a remarkable artist, and reminder of the important issues that stand at the heart of her career.
Marilynn Webb (1937-2021).
Te Tohu Aroha mō Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu / Supreme Award Te Waka Toi, ONZM, University of Otago Doctor of Laws Honoris Causa, Frances Hodgkins Fellow.