PCANZ is proud to support Printopia Festival of Original Print in Auckland, bringing another weekend of print-filled fun 5-7 May 2023.

PCANZ is proud to be a main sponsor to the Major Print Prize to the 2023 NZ Painting and Printmaking Awards. Congratulations to the 2023 NZPPA awards winners!

Exciting news! PCANZ book publication “PROOF: Two decades of printmaking” has been published and due to be publicly released in November 2022 at the retail price of $70 available at selected bookshops throughout NZ.

The Printopia Festival was a hugely successful inaugural event that showcased the variety and exciting possibilities of printmaking. Print Council of Aotearoa New Zealand was proud to be involved.

An intensive, fast moving printmaking workshop facilitated by PCANZ life members Marty & Marilyn Vreede from Pakohe Whanganui. In partnership with and held at Pompallier Mission & Printery, this workshop is an opportunity to network and feed your inner artistic soul.

New PCANZ Honorary Member Mark Graver RE, in recognition of his contribution to the print council and wider NZ print community.

Congratulations to PCANZ member and Northland printmaker Mark Graver for his official promotion to a full fellow of The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (RE) in the UK.

Congratulations to Lee Brogan for being selected as a finalist in the Estuary Art and Ecology Prize.

Thinking_Unfolding Artist Book Exhibition opened in Aratoi with presentation of awards, and talk by selector Paul Thompson.

Congratulations: Val Cuthbert was awarded the Supreme Award at the Lake House Members Merit Awards.

The PCANZ Summer School 2020 Scholarship was awarded to Will Pike, an emerging printmaker currently studying at the Learning Connection.

Congratulations to Award Winners Val Cuthbert and Toni Hartill, both PCANZ members.

The PCANZ Youth Printmaking Award was presented by Faith Thomas, PCANZ member in Cambridge, to Cassandra Hill Year 13 from St Peters’ School , Cambridge who won the Award.

Congratulations to Northland printmaker and PCANZ member, Mark Graver who has been elected as a member of The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (RE) in London.