AYESHAH ZOLGHADR<br>AYESHAH ZOLGHADR<br>AYESHAH ZOLGHADR<br>LON CHIRCOP<br>LON CHIRCOP<br>SARA CLARK<br>SARA CLARK<br>Hear from Ayeshah<br>Amplify your Passion: Ayeshah<br>MA Printmaking student Ayeshah explains how she's won a prestigious prize and had the chance to pursue her passion.<br><br>ANN MITCHELL<br>ANN MITCHELL<br>ANN MITCHELL<br>ANN MITCHELL<br>CLIVE RIGGS<br>CLIVE RIGGS<br>KATHERINE VAN UYTRECHT<br>KATHERINE VAN UYTRECHT<br>KATY DRAKE<br>KATY DRAKE<br>KATY DRAKE<br>LAURA WHITE<br>LAURA WHITE<br>PADDY RIBEIRO<br>PADDY RIBEIRO<br>RITA MATIKA<br>RITA MATIKA<br>SACHIKO PURSER<br>SACHIKO PURSER<br>SALVADORE JIMENEZ DONAIRE MARTINEZ<br>SALVADORE JIMENEZ DONAIRE MARTINEZ<br>SANDRA SCOTT<br>SANDRA SCOTT<br>SANDRA SCOTT<br>SANDRA SCOTT<br>SVETLANA ATLAVINA<br>SVETLANA ATLAVINA<br>Immerse yourself in our specialist printmaking workshop at Cambridge School of Art, where our facilities enable you to engage with the histories of information and technological media, fine-art, craft and mechanical reproduction, as well as new digital and mixed-media approaches to ideas of reproducibility and the mediated image, within the expanded field of print.<br><br>On our MA Printmaking course, you will explore and embrace new ways of thinking and making within a fine-art, multi-disciplinary, experimental andcritically informed environment, supported by experienced print and fine art practitioners.<br><br>By recognising its traditions and also adopting a forward-thinking approach to what printmaking can be in the 21st century and beyond, you will be encouraged to take risks, to challenge and question existing conventions of print, and to consider its critical and contemporary contexts.<br><br>Working alongside MA Fine Art students and other students from across the art school, you will have access to print-specific facilities including: etching & intaglio, screen-printing, plate lithography, relief printing, risograph, laser cutting, 3D printing, as well as access to 3D/sculpture workshops, photography darkrooms, and computer suites for video production, and digital imaging.<br><br>Read more<br>This Masters degree is an ideal course for print-based artists looking to extend their practice and for those less experienced to creatively explore a more print-specific language and approach to art practice.<br><br>Teaching is primarily through one-to-one and group tutorials, seminars, workshops and studio critiques, in which you will learn about recent theories, contexts and practices. With access to the print and fine art studios, you are also encouraged and expected to develop your work and research independently.<br><br>Technical demonstrations and refresher sessions are offered in both traditional and emerging processes, including relief and intaglio printing, screenprint, plate lithography, photo-based and digital media. You are encouraged to experiment with these in your creative work, supported by staff who are experienced artists working across disciplines.<br><br>As an MA Printmaking student, you will benefit from links we have with external arts organisations, such as Curwen Print Study, galleries and exhibition spaces, both in Cambridge and further afield. London is only a short train journey away, and our connections with the MA Printmaking course at Camberwell College of Art will give you opportunities for critical exchange and to network with fellow MA students. We also encourage you to visit relevant exhibitions and events and to submit work to open exhibitions and prestigious competitions and prizes. In 2021/2022, we will be offering a new Printmaking Bursary across CSA for students working in print, supported by Curwen Print Study.