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Heatherley’s first-ever Print Festival, a celebration of creativity, community, and contemporary printmaking. Print Festival Open Day The Festival took place on Sunday 22 June; it consisted of printmaking demonstrations & workshops. Here’s some highlights of that day: > Cyanotype Workshop > Monoprint Workshop: > Tetra Pak Etching Workshop: […]
An exhibition of works from George Levantis’ Tuesday and Wednesday courses “These images are born from a distillation of projects. The process resembles the fading beams of a moribund sun, resurrected through the language of abstraction. From every catastrophe, there is a resurrection.” Private View Wednesday 7 May 2025 6.00pm – 8.00pm Exhibition […]
Annual Heatherleys Staff Exhibition EXHIBITION Monday 24 March to Friday 2 May 10.30am – 4.00pm (closed on Easter break) Free admission | No booking required LOCATION The Heatherley School of Fine Art75 Lots Road, London SW10 0RN How to get here Some Pictures of The Private View: Photos by Paul Clarke […]
Heatherleys Highlight for LGBT+ Month 2024 Welcome to the first instalment of our series celebrating LGBT+ History Month, dedicated to showcasing the remarkable contributions of our LGBT+ staff, students, and alumni. Explore more highlights on our blog and social media. 👉 Follow us here. Heatherleys Alumna, Dorothy Burroughes (1883 -1963) – Queer Creatures: Art, […]
Heatherleys Student Jeannie Taylor wins the Ironbridge Fine Art Printmaker Prize Congratulations to Jeannie Taylor who won the Ironbridge Fine Art Printmaker Prize for her print Tiny Dancer IV at the International Original Print Exhibition at Bankside Gallery. Works selected for this year’s International Original Print Exhibition, an open submission […]
Staff & Student Highlight: Society of Women Artists 162nd Annual Open Exhibition 2023 The Society of Women Artists presents its 62nd Annual Open Exhibition 2023. Each year a number of Heatherleys staff and students submit their work. This years’ show includes works by Heatherleys tutors Sharon Low and Sarah Jane Moon, student Celia […]
Heatherleys presents it’s annual Summer Printmaking Exhibition. A showcase of work from all our printmaking classes and a special project with students from Chelsea Academy. Dates Private View Wednesday 17 May 2023 6:00pm – 8:00pm 15 May – 2 June 2023 Open Monday – Saturday 10.00am – 4.00pm Location The Heatherley School […]
Some seasonal printing from our Friday Printmaking class with tutor Hilary Daltry RE. Join our Spring 2023 Term here.
The Society’s annual Open Art Exhibition in Chelsea This firmly established annual event, has had its home at Chelsea Old Town Hall since 1994. Over 800 paintings and sculptures are shown, selected from more than twice that number. The event attracts not only established artists but also younger artists producing fresh and innovative work. Congratulations […]
Sharon Low’s solo exhibition ‘Female Ghosts….and Other Stories’ will be on display around the school until Friday the 19th of October. Sharon Low | Liú Guó Fěi 劉 國 斐:Female family ghosts… and other stories Female family ghosts (past, present and future) | mǔ hún 母魂 Once upon a time… there was a small child, […]
Heatherleys Head of Printmaking, Hilary Daltry, has co-curated an exhibition of prints celebrating two women buried in Brompton Cemetery, Jane Wardle and Emmeline Pankhurst. EXHIBITION DATES 24th September – 5th October 2018 (open Monday – Friday 9.30am– 5pm) PRIVATE VIEW Tuesday, 2nd October between 6–8pm Hilary says: “Over the years I have taken my students […]
Head of Printmaking, Hilary Daltry, has curated 2 exhibitions of work at Brompton Cemetery this month – ‘The Scientist and the Firebrand’ and ‘Inspired by Brompton’. She says ” ‘Inspired by Brompton’ was an exhibition by Heatherleys Printmaking students who have drawn inspiration from Brompton Cemetery. It is the fourth year that The Friends of Brompton […]
The prints are outcome of the work with Hilary Daltry over several weeks in our print room (the students 16-18 yearswere studying for GCSE and A level Art). They explored how observational drawings can be translated into print in a creative way with great results!
