About the project
In September 2015, Leicester Print Workshop worked with ten other printmaking studios to make the world’s longest linocut whilst simultaneously celebrating the Rugby World Cup.
In a project originated by Northern Print in Newcastle, each print studio was given a 3 metre segment of a 33 metre x 90cm design, created by award-winning artist and illustrator Sara Ogilvie depicting the drama of a rugby match, as well as a 3 metre segment of lino.
During September, Leicester rose to the challenge. Leicester Print Workshop, led by LPW Artist Sue Rowland, staged activities across the city, at Phoenix, Moat Community College, Belgrave Playhouse and Cog Youth Services Ltd, inviting participants to add in local landmarks and crowd scenes to ‘Leicesterise’ our segment of the design.
In September 2015, Leicester Print Workshop worked with ten other printmaking studios to make the world’s longest linocut whilst simultaneously celebrating the Rugby World Cup.
In a project originated by Northern Print in Newcastle, each print studio was given a 3 metre segment of a 33 metre x 90cm design, created by award-winning artist and illustrator Sara Ogilvie depicting the drama of a rugby match, as well as a 3 metre segment of lino.
During September, Leicester rose to the challenge. Leicester Print Workshop, led by LPW Artist Sue Rowland, staged activities across the city, at Phoenix, Moat Community College, Belgrave Playhouse and Cog Youth Services Ltd, inviting participants to add in local landmarks and crowd scenes to ‘Leicesterise’ our segment of the design.
In a project originated by Northern Print in Newcastle, each print studio was given a 3 metre segment of a 33 metre x 90cm design, created by award-winning artist and illustrator Sara Ogilvie depicting the drama of a rugby match, as well as a 3 metre segment of lino.
During September, Leicester rose to the challenge. Leicester Print Workshop, led by LPW Artist Sue Rowland, staged activities across the city, at Phoenix, Moat Community College, Belgrave Playhouse and Cog Youth Services Ltd, inviting participants to add in local landmarks and crowd scenes to ‘Leicesterise’ our segment of the design.
In September 2015, Leicester Print Workshop worked with ten other printmaking studios to make the world’s longest linocut whilst simultaneously celebrating the Rugby World Cup.
In a project originated by Northern Print in Newcastle, each print studio was given a 3 metre segment of a 33 metre x 90cm design, created by award-winning artist and illustrator Sara Ogilvie depicting the drama of a rugby match, as well as a 3 metre segment of lino.
During September, Leicester rose to the challenge. Leicester Print Workshop, led by LPW Artist Sue Rowland, staged activities across the city, at Phoenix, Moat Community College, Belgrave Playhouse and Cog Youth Services Ltd, inviting participants to add in local landmarks and crowd scenes to ‘Leicesterise’ our segment of the design.
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