Enduring Proof: 30 Years of Contemporary Printmaking in Focus

Deadline:

22 March
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April 5
PARKER Contemporary
Printmaking is often thought of as a process of multiplication, yet within each edition lies something singular—a mark of artistic exploration, a moment of innovation, a lasting impression. Enduring Proof brings together a selection of printmaking works on paper created over the past 30 years, revisiting the ways artists have engaged with the medium as a space for experimentation, refinement, and risk-taking.
 
Drawn from the QCAD folio box archive held by the printmaking studio at the Queensland College of Art and Design, this collection highlights a diverse range of contemporary artists who have worked in print in Brisbane at pivotal moments in their careers—some at the very beginning, others in established phases of their practice. Many of these artists have since become highly regarded figures in contemporary art, making these prints more than just artefacts of the past; they are testaments to artistic evolution, to ideas that took shape through ink and pressure, and to the enduring relevance of print as a contemporary art form.
 
This exhibition is supported and sponsored by 2024 Turnbull Fellow, Emily Parker of PARKER Contemporary and courtesy of Cobalt Editions.
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