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Seacourt Print Workshop Exhibits Original Prints |
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BELFAST.- The exhibition “Original Prints in Black & White” by the Seacourt Print Workshop will be continuing through February 27th. It contains 27 new intaglios, lithographs, screenprints and monoprints from Seacourt artists, selected by well-known artist and writer Micky Donnelly. The exhibition was designed to provide the artists with an opportunity to explore individual imagery within the genre of black and white printmaking, while presenting a new body of work in the various printmaking media from this studio. Seacourt Print Workshop undertakes to have at least one print exhibition each year that is selected by an outside adjudicator. This year’s selector, Micky Donnelly, studied art at the University of Ulster and received an MA there in 1981. He was the recipient of the prestigious British School at Rome scholarship in 1985 and has exhibited his paintings and prints internationally. Donnelly has also recently published his first novel and is currently writing a second book. “Original Prints in Black & White” opened to the public at Clotworthy Arts Centre on Tuesday, February 3rd.
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Today's News
September 17, 2025
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National Air and Space Museum expands its Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
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The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts explores the history of Black musical theater in exhibition
The Huntington to receive historic gift of the L.A. Louver archive & library
Two works by Claes Oldenburg and Alex Da Corte to be part of "Atlas" at Fondazione Prada
The Baltimore Museum of Art opens Engaging the Elements: Poetry in Nature
Take a world tour of Jewish literary creativity this fall at the Grolier Club
Lethaby Gallery presents Re:generating Creativity exhibition
Fondazione Furla presents Sara Enrico: Under the Sun, Beyond the Skin
Artist Tessa Lynch unveils new works that critically reflect on urban life
Louisiana Art & Science Museum names Krystal Swain Director of Education & Aerospace
In "Desenmarcado," Pablo Reinoso explores the boundaries of form and function
Elif Uras's new exhibition explores women's labor through pottery and gold
Deutsche Bank Lounge at Frieze London 2025 to host Noémie Goudal: Inhale Exhale
Igshaan Adams' solo exhibition weaves together a spiritual and communal tapestry
2025 Tarnanthi Festival launches with First Nations hip hop supergroup 3% and the Tarnanthi Art Fair
Takashi Murakami's monumental Panda Géant (2009) offered at auction
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