Ever wondered what lurks within the walls of a former tram substation? Here at 134 Kedron Park Road, in the heart of Wooloowin, the historic Kedron Tram Substation No. 8 has been transformed. It now houses the vibrant Impress Printmakers Studio & Gallery. This isn’t just any gallery. It’s a living, breathing hub of creativity, managed and supported by dedicated artist volunteers. Impress Printmakers Studio & Gallery is a testament to the power of community. The artists here contribute through memberships, donations, and fundraising, ensuring this unique space thrives. The gallery itself, nestled on the mezzanine level, opened its doors in February 2014. Since then, Impress Printmakers Studio & Gallery has showcased a diverse collection of thought-provoking print-based art. From local talent to international artists, the gallery walls have displayed everything from drawings to artist books. Impress Printmakers Studio & Gallery also offers a variety of workshops, contributing to its primary income stream. These workshops are not only a great way to learn new skills but also directly support the studio and the artists who teach them. Impress Printmakers Studio & Gallery isn’t just about displaying art. It’s about creating it too. The studio provides affordable open access to printmaking equipment for members and the public, fostering a collaborative environment where knowledge and stories are shared. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting your creative journey, Impress Printmakers Studio & Gallery welcomes you. They champion both traditional and contemporary printmaking processes, reflecting the ever-evolving art world. Even during challenging times, like the COVID-19 pandemic, Impress Printmakers Studio & Gallery adapted. They implemented safety measures and continued to serve the community, proving their resilience and dedication to the arts. So, step inside, and experience the artistic pulse of Brisbane at Impress Printmakers Studio & Gallery. You might just discover your own creative spark.
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