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ABOUT US
FUNDING
FUNDING
Our funding has come from a variety of sources which have supplemented earned income from workshops, print auctions and in service training.
As a not for profit company limited by guarantee, Companies House No: 4078671 our accounts are published annually and are available for members scrutiny in the studio.
All profits are re-invested in the studio and its activities
The Arts Council of Wales has been our most consistent funder from the setting up of the workshop in 1998. This was originally done with private money from the founder members, Jackie Ford and Alan Williams.
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All Wales
Ethnic Minority Association
Better Swansea Compact Funding
Department of Adult & Continuing Education
Through the auspices of the Artes Mundi trustees, and a collaboration with AWEMA we were able to mount printmaking workshops in Swansea and bring artist Aleem Dad Khan from Pakistan to work on the project in November 2006.
See Artes Mundi Outreach Project
Total Project £10,000
Swansea Print Workshop £7,000
2008: Changing Swansea Project £15,000
2007-8: Information and Resource Coordination Project £20,000
2005: Festival of Muslim Cultures: UK 2006: £24,000
Project Manager: Exhibition of Contemporary Pakistani Printmakers
2005: Feasibility Study: Stage C Capital grant of £38,200 for new premises to be located at the Kings Lane Warehouse, Swansea. See New Premises
2004: Small Grant Scheme: Marketing and Publicity project: £5000
2004: Internship Participation Project: £12,000
2003: Dylan Thomas Print Project
This was a collaborative print project by twelve printmakers to produce a limited edition boxed set of prints.
especially when the october wind
TWELVE ORIGINAL PRINTS
Collectors item to mark the 50th anniversary of Dylan Thomas’s death.
2001-4: PrintWorks: Outreach Project £69,076
Arts Council of Wales: Arts for All Award
Mobile press /outreach project
2000: Capital grant of £89.962 for the purchase and refurbishment of the studios at 19a Clarence Street, Swansea
1999: Feasibility Study for the refurbishment of 19a Clarence Street: £6,000
All Wales Ethnic Minority Association
2006: Tri-lingual catalogue for Contemporary Welsh Printmakers and Promoting Multiculturism through Art: £4,000
2006: A contribution of £1200 towards the sum of £4,200 for a feasibility study in Pakistan. The purpose of the study was to outline the potential for developing a mutual understanding of Welsh and Pakistani cultures through the medium of printmaking as an art form between artists from the respective countries.
Better Swansea Compact Funding
2005-8: Projects, Programmes and Administration Coordination
£35,000 over 3 years
1999: Business Connect: Set-up grant of £1000, part of which paid for ICOM to write a constitution for the limited company.
2001: Interest-free loan of £10,000 from the City and Council of Swansea to be repaid over 10 years
Exemption from Rates approved from inception to date by City and Council of Swansea.
2008: Ever Changing Swansea - Communities First castle Ward £5000
2005: Printmaking workshops in Castle Ward £5000
Compact Funding Award:
2003: part time administrative post for one year £10,000 .
Esmée Fairbairn Foundation Award
£60,000 over three years 2004-7:
Workshop Development Project providing core funding for the central activity of the organisation and a period of stability and development.
2005 All About Me , Photography / print project targeting people with mental health problems attending community day centres. :£1500
2005: Small Grant Award for projector and laptop £1000
2002: Access Project: Increasing opening times and public access through a part time technician post with some administration support: £12,000
Part time Technician post and admin support: £12,000
2001: Small Grant Award: Colour laser printer to facilitate in-house printing and marketing £1000
2006: Partnership funding for Feasibility Study. £12,800
2007 to transport Contemporary Welsh Printmakers touring exhibition to Pakistan and to initiate the links with communities and organizations in Pakistan £3000
Wales Council for Voluntary Services: Millennium Awards
2008: Internship Project We acknowledge our support by the Welsh Assembly, the Arts Council of Wales, and Swansea Council for Voluntary Action. see project details
2003: WCVS Millennium Award Scheme. £10,000.
You & Your Community: Photo Screenprint Project
Training programme for four artists in photo silkscreen processes with four supporting workshops to develop a teaching programme.
1999-2000: Pilot for Mobile Press Outreach Project £5000.
Swansea
Print Workshop is a not for profit
company limited by guarantee
Companies House No 4078671: 19a Clarence Street Swansea SA1 3QR
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