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The exhibition presents the prints in groupings of print-making techniques such as monoprint, intaglio, lithography, screen-print, relief and typeset print. Our purpose in curating the exhibition from a technical or ‘printmaker’s perspective’ is to enable viewers to gain an appreciation of the diversity of approaches to this medium that is often referred to simply as ‘print-making’. We also envisage the exhibition as a useful teaching resource.  \npriNT@CDU: printmaker’s perspective celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Print Council of Australia. Limited edition prints are a focus of the CDU Art Collection, which has steadily grown through acquisition and donation since its inception in 1980. Today the Collection consists of over 3,000 works of art. priNT@CDU features some early acquisitions of prints to the Collection by noted Australian artists, together with works by acclaimed Northern Territory artists and former CDU visual art lecturing staff. Asthe University’s Collection grows, its emphasis increasingly focuses on acquiring printsand other artworks by Territory-based artists and artists who have connections with the Territory.  \nMany of the prints in priNT@CDU: printmaker’s perspective were gifted to the Collection by numerous Territory-based artists and interstate donors. Other prints have been acquired with generous support of the CDU Foundation. Such benefaction enables the CDU Art Collection to distinguish itself as a significant repository for contemporary art in the Territory and Australia, documenting the vibrancy of print-making in this region. We invite you to enjoy priNT@CDU: printmaker’s perspective and to participate in the public programs that elucidate this exhibition, in celebration ofthe art, and technique, of print-making.  \nJoanna Barrkman Mats Undén Curator,  \nCDU Collection and Art Gallery Lecturer in Print-making, CDU  \nMONOPRINT  \nA monoprint is a singular, one-off image created on a surface of metal, glass or other substance and then is printed.  \nSelf-portrait 1  \nFranck Gohier (b. 1968, St Nazaire, Brittany, France. Resides in Darwin, NT)  \n1991  \nMonoprint  \n50 x 34cm [print] Acquired, 1991  \nCharles Darwin University Art Collection, CDU0135  \nUntitled  \nFranck Gohier (b. 1968, St Nazaire, Brittany, France. Resides in Darwin, NT)  \n1989 Monoprint  \n50.5 x 34.5cm [print] On loan from the artist  \nA monoprint is a singular work that can be produced without the need to undergo a series of steps. Printmaking is traditionally a medium that allows the production of multiple copies, known as an edition, from a plate, stone, block or screen.  \nThe monoprint technique is very direct and allows a range of marks to be obtained. In Self-portrait 1 the image was made using a brush or possibly a cloth. In Untitled additional lines have been scratched on to the surface.  \nThis spontaneous technique also allows for amendments to be made, in the same way that a painter can rework his or her canvas.  \nThese monot","cbCaijwuIEDVgqta","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijwuIEDVgqta","pdf",4198422,"English","# priNT@CDU: printmaker’s perspective\n## Exhibition overview\n## Print-making techniques (monoprint, intaglio)\n## Artwork records (examples)","[{\"question\":\"What is priNT@CDU: printmaker’s perspective focused on?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on the printmaker’s perspective, showcasing diverse print-making techniques used to create limited edition prints.\"},{\"question\":\"Which print-making techniques are highlighted in the exhibition?\",\"answer\":\"The brochure groups prints by techniques such as monoprint, intaglio, lithography, screen-print, relief, and typeset print.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the brochure describe the role of the CDU Art Collection?\",\"answer\":\"It explains how limited edition prints are a focus of the collection, which has grown through acquisition and donation since 1980, including works from Territory-based artists and donors.\"}]","priNT@CDU: printmaker’s perspective - Limited edition prints exhibition brochure - technical perspective | PDF",1789454123,31]