It may appear simple, but printing an image on canvas and stretching it so it has that crisp, clean final appearance is harder than it looks!
Would you like to learn how to print and stretch images on canvas and always get great results? June Andersen of The Framing School will be demonstrating her technique for creating the perfect gallery wrap at the Art and Frame trade show in Sydney!
Save the date: See you at The Art & Framing Trade Fair, August 14-16, 2015!
The Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Materials made a highly valued contribution to our last trade show in Melbourne, and will be there again in Sydney in 2015 with their extensive knowledge, experience, and resources to share with framers.
As the professional organisation for conservators in Australia, the AICCM will have representatives at the show to provide information and advice for members of the industry.
Visit their website to find out more about the organisation and the amazing work done by conservators.
Giclee Media Supplies will be at the show in 2015 providing dedicated service and advice to framing and imaging professionals in the area of inkjet media and laminates. Speak to them if you are interested in entering this growing area of business or would like to learn how to improve your sales and service.
The find out more visit their website.
A new venue for Art & Frame 2015 has recently been announced, with next year’s event to be held at Royal Randwick, Sydney, from August 14-16, 2015.
The show organizers are excited to be bringing the event back to Sydney, a location that has been home to many successful trade shows for the industry in the past. The new venue will also be a highlight, with the stunning backdrop of Royal Randwick sure to make the event even more pleasurable and accessible for visitors.
Further details of the program will be available closer to the event.
Artists Claire Layman and Lydia Ben-Natan have joined us as exhibitors, ready to unveil their expressive and passionate works at the show.
Lydia says that “Painting… really permits me freedom of expression while simultaneously challenging me to explore and improve. I liken the process of creating a painting to that of an emotional rollercoaster, a rollercoaster that I’m quite happy to continue riding.”
Learn more at:
www.clairelayman.com
www.lydiabennatan.com
Below: Lydia Ben-Natan, Red Rhapsody,
Bottom: Claire Layman, Shallows
We are giving away some Picture Framing DVDs to people coming to the show: simply ‘like’ the post mentioning this giveaway on our facebook page to enter and you may win one of the following titles: Conservation Framing, Framing Needlework, Designing Custom Framing, or Cutting & Installing Fillets.
Conservators do the important job of working to preserve our cultural heritage. As picture framers are often interacting with cultural materials, it is essential that they have an awareness of the issues and practices of conservation. The AICCM (Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material) is the professional organisation for conservators in Australia and they will have a stand at the show with members on hand to share information about their work. On Sunday from 1-5pm Jude Fraser, manager of the Melbourne University conservation lab (The Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation, University of Melbourne) will be a guest on their stand and will also give a presentation on conservation in The Hub.
For more information about the organisation visit their website : www.aiccm.org.au
Discover the art of Hand Gilding and how it can be used to create beautiful picture frame mouldings. While Hand Gilding is not widely used today on a larger production scale, it is still flourishing thanks to local producer Australian Creative Mouldings. Gold leafing demonstrations will be presented daily at the show by ACM’s Richard Dziedzic, formerly of Triart, who has many years of experience and knowledge of the process to share.
Etchings, Lithographs, Monoprints, Screen prints… it can be hard for people to understand or identify the different kinds of fine art prints available and why they are valuable. The team from Cascade Print Workshop will be exhibiting and presenting a free seminar at the show that will give visitors an insight into the terminology and methods behind fine art printing. Australian artists Jeff Gardner and Kareen Anchen of Cascade Print Workshop will be there to explain it all to you in language you can understand.
Below: Jeff Gardner in his workshop
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