Printmaker Digital Editioning Studio

30/11/2025

Check out our newest artwork in the Welcome Gallery. This embroidered, applique panel was inspired by the artist's second great grandmother Francine who had been bought out of slavery by act of manumission.

Interested in seeing further artwork in the museum? Check out our new online exhibition Art Stories: https://rdguk.info/QmL33 🖼️

'Deed of Manumission', 2025, by Chris Mercier. 2025.43.1
Reading Foundation for Arts

30/11/2025

Bugs...

15/12/2024

Save Open Hand Open Space

24/04/2024

A date for the diary....

Over the years the trail has proved very popular due to the quality and range of work on show, but also because everyone opens at the same hours, 11am to 6pm. There is no need to juggle your plans in order to accommodate different opening hours/times.
Mark the 8th and 9th June on your calendars. We look forward to seeing you.

10/01/2024

amor amor amor.....

🎨✨ CALL FOR ARTISTS! ✨🎨

Join us for "Love in Hardtimes: An Anti-Valentine's Day Exhibition" - a exploration of emotions beyond the commercialized ideals of Valentine's Day! We're seeking passionate artists from all corners of the creative realm to contribute to our multimedia art exhibition.

🖌️ Embrace the unconventional.

🎭 Challenge romantic norms.

🎵 Explore love's diverse forms in hard times.

From paintings to sculptures, digital art, installations, and beyond, we invite you to represent love through your unique artistic lens.

If you would like to take part in this exhibition, please submit via the below link. 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfAezXkmAmT7wzv1Qfk9vzyG32pktSqlmQq6dHKAV0qUt751Q/viewform

Deadline for submissions: 3rd February 2024. ❤️🎨

13/09/2023

RGA small works exhibition ...coming soon!

20/07/2023

If I had a hammer......

Painting to Hammer a Nail, 1966
‘Unfinished Paintings and Objects’, Indica Gallery, London, Nov 9–22, 1966
Yoko: When Painting to Hammer a Nail was exhibited at the Indica Gallery, a person came and asked if it was all right to hammer a nail in the painting. I said it was all right if he paid five shillings. Instead of paying the five shillings, he asked if it was all right for him to hammer an imaginary nail in. That was John Lennon. So I met a guy who plays the same game I played.

05/07/2023

RGB-CMYK

19/05/2023

Fundraiser for OHOS

Can you help OHOS raise money for its next phase of development as a thriving ce… Peter Driver needs your support for Help OHOS promote visual art in Reading