Graphic Studio Gallery

Alastair Keady and his new screenprint, Golden Arches, at Graphic Studio Dublin's annual exhibition of large-scale prints, MÓR 2026.

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Alastair Keady
Golden Arches
unique screenprint
2026

Stop by MÓR 2026 to see I nDiamhair na Coille, a new work by Robert Russell.

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Robert Russell
I nDiamhair na Coille
Etching

Sinéad McGuinness and her new screenprint, The Ripening, at MÓR 2026, Graphic Studio Dublin's annual exhibition of large-scale prints.

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Sinéad McGuinness
The Ripening
unique screenprint
2026

🌙 Details from, Komorebi, a new screenprint by Rachel from MÓR 2026 at Graphic Studio Gallery. 🌙

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Rachel Merrigan
Komorebi
unique screenprint
2026

💥 Stop by MÓR 2026 to see Last Train, Bonfire and Moths, a new work by Niall Naessens. 💥

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Niall Naessens
Last Train, Bonfire and Moths
Digital Drawing, 2026

Almost there! MÓR ‘26 opens tomorrow, Thursday 18th at 6pm! Join us to celebrate.

MÓR ‘26 is kindly supported by IPUT Real Estate Dublin

Typically, original prints are created in physically modest dimensions due to the technical constraints of printmaking processes and equipment. MÓR defies those limitations, spotlighting artists who boldly expand the boundaries of scale within the medium. This year’s exhibition features an exceptional collection of works distinguished by both their technical achievement and commanding spatial presence.

Over the past decade, the exhibition has played an essential role in fostering the development of large-scale print practices among participating artists. Several contributors now work consistently at an ambitious scale, including Niall Naessens and Ed Miliano, both of whom first explored large-format printmaking through earlier editions of MÓR.

The latest iteration of MÓR also introduces a new generation of artists working in large-scale print for the first time, reflecting the exhibition’s continuing commitment to experimentation, expansion, and the evolving possibilities of the medium.

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Happy Bloomsday!

Link in bio to a small selection of works celebrating James Joyce & Ulysses.

LINOCUT BEGINNERS WORKSHOP | 25–26 JULY

TUTOR: Fran Keegan

DATE: 25-26 July 2026
TIME: 10am to 4pm
PRICE: €230

A hands-on introduction to linocut relief printing. Learn safe carving techniques, inking and printing methods, and create a small edition of bold, graphic prints. Perfect for beginners or anyone wanting to develop their relief print skills.

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Print Network Ireland The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon

GRAPHIC STUDIO DUBLIN GRADUATE AWARD

We are delighted to announce Helen Morelli as the winner of the Graphic Studio Dublin Graduate Award 2026. Helen is a graduate of IADT and for her end of year exhibition presented Rituals as Reassurance, a body of work exploring superstition as something woven into everyday life.

Helen will receive 1 year free studio membership, participation in a specialist printmaking course, inclusion in a member exhibition, technical support, access to a wide range of printmaking facilities, a community of artists, opportunities and information, as well as membership of Print Network Ireland.

Helen said: “I am looking forward to joining a community of like-minded printmakers, where I can further develop my practice by expanding my knowledge of print processes within a professional studio setting.”

We are looking forward to welcoming you to Graphic Studio Dublin Helen!

Print Network Ireland

Install images by Sarah Louise Lordan. All images courtesy Helen Morelli.

DRYPOINT WORKSHOP | 18–19 JULY

TUTOR: Michele Hetherington

DATE: 18-19 July 2026
TIME: 10am to 4pm
PRICE: €230

Explore expressive drypoint etching techniques. Learn how to create line, texture, and tonal variation using non-toxic methods, and produce a small edition of prints. Ideal for drawing-led artists and beginners.

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Print Network Ireland The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon