We've worked out a preliminary plan for the location of each piece or work... This could be subject to change as ideas develop!

Small scale to large scale! Some students have used different techniques to print onto fabric. This amazing piece by Ceri will be hung in a double height space in the GK Gallery.

Not bad for a first try! The screen printing inductions went really well and were a bit of fun too.

The colour selection for the test prints... We can mix our own colours when we create our final pieces.

Screen printing inductions! We started off with a small drawing exercise to create images to practice printing during the induction.

Following the presentation from the graphic design students, we looked at a range of precedence and work that they had created. This was a great source of inspiration and gave us a chance to ask questions about how certain effects/ techniques could be achieved.

On day two we had a presentation from the two graphic design students who are collaborating with us. They discussed a variety of printing techniques and explained how to prepare drawings for different processes.

The GK Gallery & Tea Rooms is located on Chapel Street, between Salford and Manchester. Check it out if you are passing by.

https://goo.gl/maps/qck5jVkq2YP2

We have the whole of the exhibition space on the mezzanine level to display our installation/ installations.

A pinterest board has been created to collate a range of images which showcase the sorts of graphic styles which could be incorporated into the designs for the gallery installation. It also gives a chance to explore the different themes of "industry".

http://pin.it/b4GVtxD

We will be organising inductions at the school of art for processes like screen printing. These skills could then be utilised in studio projects etc.

Very exciting to see our collaborator- GK Gallery on Manchester Confidential. Check out the full article here:

http://www.manchesterconfidential.co.uk/food-and-drink/coffee-shops/gk-gallery-tea-room-salfords-hip-new-art-cafe

http://www.gkgallery.co.uk/