‘The Small Print’ coming to Taupō Museum
The Print Council Aotearoa New Zealand brings its exhibition 'The Small Print' to the Niven Room at Taupō Museum between February 16 and April 1.
The Small Print is a regular exhibition having been around for the past decade and has always proved to be popular. It is a nationwide touring exhibition.
Any method of printmaking is accepted, within certain paper size and weight criteria. This has all kinds of prints exhibited and for sale to viewers.
The Print Council is an organisation that was established over 20 years ago. It is a member run, national, non-profit making organisation that promotes fine art printmaking. Through workshops, exhibitions, collaborations and exchanges between members and national and international associations, they foster a greater appreciation of printmaking amongst our members and the wider community.
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78.2% Yes! It's better to regift what I don't need
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