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Saturday, August 9, 2025

47th Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award Exhibition runs from Sat 16 Aug 2025 — Sun 21 Sep 2025 | 10:00am — 5:00pm

 

47th Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award


I'm a Finalist - Jo Lankester

Location: Walyalup I Fremantle Arts Centre

Celebrating its 47th edition, the Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award stands as Australia's most prestigious print competition and the Centre's longest-running exhibition series of its kind. Each year, artists from varying stages of their careers submit their work, creating a rich and diverse selection that allows the Print Award to thrive as a contemporary exhibition. This showcase highlights both the time-honoured traditions and the innovative experiments happening in printmaking today. The work I entered and selected is one of my most ambitious multi-plate coloured prints. 


The artwork, titled Chatter, explores the significance of community, place, memory, and interconnectedness, symbolised through the presence of the Black Cockatoo, often seen amongst the beach almond trees of Townsville and Magnetic Island. Our conversations shape the memories that bind us, just as these trees adapt and flourish in their coastal environment, demonstrating resilience and adaptability. The vibrant life represented by the Black Cockatoo inspires dialogue about our connections to nature and one another. Chatter highlights that our shared experiences and relationships are woven into the fabric of our community and are essential in shaping our sense of place and belonging.

Jo Lankester
Chatter, 2025
Unique state multi-plate colour intaglio, planographic, collage, polyptych
Image size: 200 x 225cm
Image: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace


The 2025 WFAC Print Award will feature 68 selected pieces, chosen by a distinguished panel that includes Dr. Jessyca Hutchens (Co-Director at the Berndt Museum, UWA), Hannah Mathews (Director/CEO of the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art), and Trent Walter, an artist, printer, and publisher from Negative Press in Naarm Melbourne.


2025 Print Award Finalists:

Studio 29B, Eero Almeida, Kelsey Ashe, Benjamin Bannan, Julie Barratt, Ange Bateman, Rebecca Beardmore, Alexander Beetle, Sam Bloor, Trevor Bly & Patrick Doherty, Ron Bradfield Jnr, Michael Bullock, Johnathon World Peace Bush, Emma Buswell, Mitch Cairns, Jon Campbell, Ruby Cason, Jacky Cheng, Matthew Clarke, Dominique Coiffait, Jo Darbyshire, Annabel Dixon, Mauretta Drage, Troy Drill, Jacqui Driver, Lesley Duxbury, Robert Fielding, Freyja Fristad, Caroline Goodlet, Freya Hall, Angela Hayson, Deanna Hitti, Dwayne Jessell, Martin King, Hiroshi Kobayashi, Jo Lankester, Eric Lobbecke, Frances Malcomson, Tim McLaughlin, Tim Meakins, Mimili Wati Group, Louise Monte, Zali Morgan, Sally Mumford, Brett Nannup, Kate O'Shea, Jana Papantoniou, Emily Parker, April Phillips, Perdita Phillips, Maree Purnell, Alethea Richter, Brian Robinson, Joshua Searle, Mervyn Street, Ella Sutherland, Bill Taylor, Jacinta Taylor-Foster, Carine Thevenau, Peter Gooloou Thomas, Samantha Thompson, Richard Trang, Justin Trendall, Lois Waters, Kylie Watson, Noah Williams, Evangeline Wilson & Prita Tina Yeganeh





Friday, July 9, 2010

Why Creating a Website Will Benefit Your Printmaking Business

Welcome to my blog on printmaking and all things related.

Creating a website to promote your printmaking products and services will increase your exposure and allow the following to occur;

  • Constant access-from anywhere, anytime.
  • Keeps your audience updated with the latest information
  • Increases knowledge and awareness
  • Builds buyer confidence
  • Gives confidence to the prospective customer
  • Direct sales provision for customers to buy your printmaking products
  • Promotional provision to present background information to clients, curators and journalists
The most common type of artist website is a brochure type site that talks about who, what, where, when and why. If you choose this option make sure you have an autoresponder to capture the name and email address of the person visiting your site. Offer a free newsletter or report in exchange for their contact details. This way you can market to them for future exhibitions, a new product range, artist workshops etc.

Once your website is created and offering a range of benefits to visitors there are a few points to continually monitor and evaluate,

  • Make sure you are getting the correct message across at all times
  • Your website  is easy to navigate through
  • Your  home page is quick to download/open
  • Your website is kept up to date with the latest news and product information
Creating a website will benefit your printmaking business and can be a fun and playful way to promote your art.There is no need to spend ridiculous amounts of money for an effect website. 

To your printmaking success,
Warmly,
Jo Lankester
Creative Income Coach

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P.P.S Let others lead small lives, but not you. Let others argue over small things, but not you. Let others cry over small hurts, but not you. Let others leave their future in someone else's hands, but not you.
Jim Rohn
    Effective Websites for Artists and Art Groups: Second EditionEffective Websites for Artists and Art Groups: Second Edition