A History of Printmaking in West Yorkshire: A talk by researcher Jas Legg-Jones

Name: A History of Printmaking in West Yorkshire: A talk by researcher Jas Legg-Jones
SKU: Mi-HODTALK-0926
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Saturday 12th September 2026
2pm – 3pm

As part of our Heritage Open Day events, join BluePRINT project researcher, Jas Legg-Jones, for a fascinating talk about the history of printmaking in West Yorkshire.

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SKU: Mi-HODTALK-0926 Categories: Artist Talks / Process & Practice Sessions, Community, Fundraising event, In conversation, In-House Courses, Mirfield Site, September 2026, Talking Art Sessions Tag: riso

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A History of Printmaking in West Yorkshire

A talk by Jas Legg-Jones

As part of our Heritage Open Day events, join BluePRINT project researcher, Jas Legg-Jones, for a fascinating talk about the history of printmaking in West Yorkshire.

Drawing on discoveries from the BluePRINT project, Jas will explore the people, places and inventions behind the region’s printmaking story, bringing to life the printmakers, communities and conversations that have helped shape its development. From pioneering techniques and industrial inventions, to exhibitions, art spaces and fairs, discover the changing ways print has been made, circulated and experienced across West Yorkshire.

BluePRINT is a project funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, helping West Yorkshire Print Workshop shape a sustainable future by exploring its heritage and options for a future home.