Edinburgh Printmakers is a centre for printmaking and the visual arts in Fountainbridge. It has a large light-filled printmaking studio, digital studio, darkroom, classes, two galleries, a shop selling original prints and handmade products, hire spaces for meetings, events or learning activities, a cafe, a courtyard and community garden.
It is set in Castle Mills, a beautiful heritage building that used to be a rubber factory and a brewery complex. Castle Mills houses two galleries, with a changing programme of contemporary visual art exhibitions.
It’s also home to one of the largest printmaking studios in Europe. It’s open to anyone who would like to join a course or become a member. It was established in 1967 as the first open-access studio in Britain.
Our online Viewing Rooms offer a curated selection of prints for sale, all made onsite at the Edinburgh Printmakers studio.
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Latest News
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Future Flow Perspectives
Janet Archer and Arundhati Mitter discuss the launch of Future Flow Arundhati Mitter, Director of Flow India, and Janet Archer our own CEO, reflect on India and Scotland's shared history, working internationally, the launch of Future Flow and their hopes for... -
Member Spotlight: Eiko Yamashita
6 Apr 2022 I first came to Edinburgh Printmakers in September 2002. I was an MA Student who received funding to research and write a report about water based non-toxic print making methods.... -
Future Flow: Project Launch
Edinburgh Printmakers and Flow India launch a learning programme for 20 young curators from India and Scotland We are delighted to announce the launch of Future Flow, a cross-cultural curatorial research project and exhibition. The project was developed in partnership with Flow India this project will engage... -
Edinburgh Printmakers welcomes artists for ‘Studios of Sanctuary’
EP is leading a Europe wide project called In From The Margins in collaboration with four other arts organisations on the fringes of Europe. We are delighted to be leading a Europe wide project called In From The Margins in collaboration with four other arts organisations in Europe. Each organisation will provide dedicated...
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Current Exhibitions
