Exhibition Walk-Through with Roslyn Kean
Generator Gallery, Belconnen Arts Centre
2pm, Sunday 11 October 2026
Free
Master printmaker Roslyn Kean will lead an informal walk-through of her exhibition, The Space Between, representing a wide-ranging body of work made over several decades. This walk-through will take place on the final day of the exhibition, and is a rare opportunity to gain a fascinating insight into the work of an artist of international significance.
This event is free and open to all.
About the Artist
Born in Sydney in 1953, Roslyn Kean studied fine arts at the National Art School and Shillito Design School, Sydney. In 1976, she was accepted into postgraduate printmaking at the Slade School of Fine Art London, completing HDFA, and following graduation was offered a lecturing position at the Slade School along with casual teaching at the Byam Shaw School of Fine Art, London. In 1983, she was offered a lectureship at COFA. In 1985, Roslyn was awarded a Japanese Government research scholarship to undertake studies in the field of Traditional Japanese Woodblock Printing at the National University of Fine Art, Tokyo; a lectureship at ANU, Canberra followed. In 1990, Roslyn returned to Sydney, establishing the Stables Print Studio, where she mentors other artists with an interest in relief printing and the contemporary application of this very traditional 16th Century medium. Specialized workshops are conducted throughout Australia.
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