An exhibition featuring new work by over 60 Cork Printmaker’s artists. This bi-annual event at Lavit Gallery celebrates the diverse practices and approaches to fine art printmaking by artists at Cork Printmakers.  

 With 130 members, Cork Printmakers artists work across traditional and contemporary fine art printmaking techniques including lithography, etching, screenprint, relief print, as well as expanded print practice which incorporates sculpture and installation.  

Exhibiting members include Nadein Aldabbas, Reem Alsahli, Aoife Barrett, Brian Barry , John Beasley, Don Braisby, Johnny Bugler, Craig Carry, Feargal Cunningham, Cécilia D’Alessandro, Elize de Beer, Lynn-Marie Dennehy, Tom Doig, Cassiel DuCharme, Camilla Fanning, Clare Forward, Anita Geaney, Marion Gilroy, Debbie Godsell, Evelyn Goold, Sean Hanrahan, Fiona Hayes, Sandie Hicks, Jo Howard, Amal Hope, Miriam Hurley, Liudmila Kalinka, Jo Kelley, Eileen Kennedy, Anne Kiely, Viktoria Kondratieva, Paul La Rocque, Frances Leach, Maeve Lynch, Leen Maarouf, Maitiú Mac Cárthaigh, Jackie Manley, Donna  Mc Namara, Sean McGuill, Deirdre McKenna, Frieda Meaney, Béibhinn Moore, Brid Moynahan, Olivia Murphy, Jacqueline Nolan, Noelle Noonan, Paul Ó Colmain, Yeaneah O’Connell , Michael O’Donovan, Shane O’Driscoll, Emma O’Hara, Maeve O’Hare, Kate O’Shea, Lisa O’Sullivan, Róisín O’Sullivan, Margaret O’Connell, Jacqueline O’Driscoll, Lucy Phelan, Ben Reilly, Elton Sibanda, Lesley Stothers, Nikki Tait, Alisa Treshchova, Inge Van Doorslaer, Mary Wallace, James Waller

Established in 1991, Cork Printmakers is a professional print studio, gallery and resource organisation providing artists with facilities and equipment to create artwork through the medium of print. Located at Wandesford Quay in the heart of Cork City, it supports and promotes the creation and development of new work through our studios, exhibitions, events and education programme, promoting the highest standards of practice in printmaking.  

Lavit Gallery is a not-for-profit arts organisation and registered charity dedicated to promoting an appreciation of art in Cork City through the provision of a gallery space in which artists can exhibit their artwork for public patronage. Lavit Gallery also serves the art community and the public through its non-commercial activities such as artist talks, exhibition tours, continued professional development and the provision of two graduate awards given annually to students at MTU Crawford College of Art & Design.  

  Image: Amal Hope, Veiled, 2024, Screenprint & embossment