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We’ve started a GOFUNDME page to help raise funds to up fit the new Super G Print Lab. Please help us build Durham’s only community screen print studio.
Link HERE to contribute. Thanks!

After several years of being in the wilderness we’ve finally found a new home!!! We’ll be located at 933 East Main Street in Durham. We plan to be operational by the end of November 2022. Stay tuned for updates.

We’ll be running all future workshops at the Scrap Exchange, Durham, NC. Please check back for details or go to their website HERE.

The Supergraphic Print Lab team will be installing a show at the the Durham Arts Council that opens on January 11 and ends on February 28th, 2019. The installation is called MEGAGRAPHIC and includes 140 prints of bold colorful designs organized in a grid.

 

Screen Printing and Book Binding
TBA in 2019
Instructors: Tedd Anderson and Logan Britt
Fee: $125, All materials supplied

Durham artists Tedd Anderson and Logan Britt will be teaching this workshop on creating and designing books. For the first part of the workshop Ted and Logan will let participants choose from several patterns to be used for the cover of their book. These patterns will then be screen printed by the participants. Carved linoleum stamps will also be available to use. After the designs are printed Logan and Tedd will demonstrate several non-adhesive book bindings including a folded zine structure, pamphlet binding and Japanese punch binding. participants will be able to leave with their own handmade and self-designed booklets. This is a beginner workshop. No experience necessary. All materials supplied.

For more information go to the WORKSHOPS tab above.

See the link to the WORKSHOPS page for details about our next workshop.

There’s been a lot going on at the Studio since the winter. Here are some pics of recent activities.

Recently we hosted a group of students and artists from the Durham Art Guild’s Creative Mentorship program. Raj and I really enjoyed spreading the good word about screen printing. Thanks to Brandy and Chellie for the photos!