Hull Print Collective
Open Thursday 10th July 2025 – 31st August 2025
A celebration of the hand – made technology of old. No digital prints here!
Hull Print Collective is a local community group with members who are from Hull, the East Riding and North Lincolnshire. It is an open access and evolving group of printmakers employing a very personal approach, covering an extensive range of subject matter. The group explores a wide variety of printmaking techniques including etching, aquatint, lino, collagraph, monotype, and screen-printing.
Many of the group have been members of Hull Print Collective for several years, exhibiting and selling their work from local galleries across the region. Highlights include: the open invitation exhibitions at the Ferens Gallery in Hull, and the Beverley Open Studios, The Ropewalk Gallery in Barton-upon-Humber, and here at Studio Eleven Gallery.
Five of the members have exhibited at the Bankside Gallery in London – Andi Dakin, Caroline Foxton, Lindy Norton, and Nic Stoker, have shown new work at the prestigious Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition. Layla Jabbari is one of 12 artists who have been selected for the Flourish Printmaking Award in printmaking excellence. She is also one of the Absolutely Cultured Interchange Artists at Humber Street Gallery, Hull. Layla is currently working on a residency with ArtLab Contemporary Print Studio, Preston. Lancashire. Nic Stoker’s print ‘Drumlin’ was selected the Society of Wood Engravers Exhibition, which was held at Bankside Gallery, London in February ’25.
We hope that you enjoy the varied application and subject matters.
About
Studio Eleven is a gallery, studio and workshop space. We offer specialist studio space for ceramicists and a shared workshop for printmaking. Events include artists talks, performances, workshops, hire of the studio space and a rolling programme of exhibitions featuring contemporary ceramics and painting. The gallery at number 12 comprises of a main space for wall-based and plinth mounted work, and six display cases. The workshop space is situated on the first floor which also consists of a large, shared studio space with potters wheels and a large print press.
Studio Eleven was a Hull City of Culture 2017 partner. A strategic partner in developing the bid and the wider promotion of Hull as a Culture City with interventions exhibited in London and beyond by Adele Howitt. During 2017 we delivered a contemporary exhibition programme with events, workshops, and special performances by Hull Time Based Arts.
Since it was established in 2009, Studio Eleven has continually pioneered the cause of Hull’s cultural quarter in the Fruit Market area, particularly Humber Street. The gallery and workshop now resides at no; 12 on Humber Street since March 2017. Eleven is in a prime visitor location, close to Hull Marina, The Deep, Hull Museums and the newly refurbished Ferens Art Gallery. Eleven was the first creative business on Humber Street have recently been joined by the new Humber Street Gallery.
Studio Eleven workshop and gallery was established in 2009 by artists. Founder & Owner, Adele Howitt continues to direct the enterprise, enlisting the support of Clare Holdstock, and a voluntary team of artists and potters who use the studio space .
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