A buyer's guide to print
Weekend-long art business course
7 March 2020 10.30am - 5.30pm8 March 2020 10.30am - 5.30pm
Wolfson British Academy Room, Burlington Gardens, Royal Academy of Arts
£420. Includes all materials, light refreshments, a wine reception at the end of day one and a complementary ticket for The London Original Print Fair 2020
London Original Print Fair director, Helen Rosslyn, introduces the world of prints and printmaking, considering how they are made and offering tips on building a print collection.
Over an intensive two-day weekend, Helen will demystify the world of prints and printmaking, exploring its history and market, as well offering tips to help participants build or grow their own art collections.
Beginning with a short historical overview of printmaking, this course will give participants fascinating insights into all aspects of prints and printmaking, including its history, craft and role in the art market. The course also offers a unique opportunity to experience the practical side of printmaking, allowing for a deeper and richer understanding of the medium as it is being made today.
As well as those with a personal or professional interest in prints and printmaking, this course is aimed at anyone looking to broaden their existing collections or start out on their first.
Minimum age 18. If you have any accessibility needs, please contact academicprogrammes@royalacademy.org.uk.
About the tutor
Helen Rosslyn
Helen Rosslyn is the longstanding Director of the annual London Original Print Fair at the Royal Academy of Arts, now in its 34th year, having trained in the Prints and Drawings department at Christie's. She is an art historian and presenter of art documentaries for BBC, specialising in prints and British private art collections, including BBC4’s three-part series Bought with Love: the Secret History of British Art Collections; and Castiglione, Rogue Genius of the Baroque. She was curator of the National Gallery of Scotland’s exhibition Rosslyn: Country of Painter and Poet and author of the accompanying book. She is currently arts editor for Tatler and author of the Royal Academy publication A Buyer’s Guide to Prints, from which the weekend course takes its lead.
Our courses and classes programme
Our varied programme of short courses and classes provides an opportunity to explore subjects ranging from life drawing to the history of exhibitions and arts management, led by expert tutors and practising artists. These courses introduce traditional art-making processes, as well as perspectives on art history, theory and business.
Give this course as a gift
All of our courses can be purchased as a gift for a friend or family member – giving the gift of education and a remarkable experience. To arrange a personalised Gift Voucher, please contact the Academic Programmes Team, by calling 020 7300 5641 or email academicprogrammes@royalacademy.org.uk