What's on

1 Oct – 14 Nov 2026

Directly translated as ‘remember you too must die’, and often associated with death motifs and macabre symbolism, our latest Member’s exhibition reflects our printmakers interpretation of the theme.

Prevalent in medieval and early modern art, this phrase often utilised visuals of skulls, skeletons, and decaying bodies—specifically in the Danse Macabre (Dance of Death) — to remind viewers to focus on spiritual salvation rather than earthly pleasures.

Exhibition open everyday 11am – 3pm (closed Tues).
For access please visit our studio.

17 Oct – 14 Nov 2026
Launch: Sat 17 Oct (11am – 3pm)

The International Print Exchange is an unjuried print exchange with no assigned theme, open to all, that celebrates fine art printmaking. The IPE is a self-funded project organised by Green Door Printmaking Studio. Our goal is simple; to share prints, promote printmaking and showcase the inspirational, acomplished and passionate printmakers all over the world that utilise contemporary printmaking today.

The International Print Exchange exhibition is a unique opportunity to see work from printmakers all around the world, to explore various printmaking methodologies and practices and to purchase original quality prints at an affordable price.

We invite you to visit Banks Mill Studios from 17th Oct – 14th Nov to view all 150 prints that took part this year from printmakers across the world.

Fri 27 – Sun 29 Nov 2026
Fri: 4pm – 8pm, Sat & Sun: 10am – 5pm

Visit Banks Mill during our winter Open Studios to meet over 50 artists, designers, makers and creative services businesses. As well as seeing first-hand how our artists create their unique designs and handmade products you can also buy original work directly from the artists themselves, something that can’t be experienced on the high street. Or meet one of our creative service businesses to discuss how they can work with you; from digital and video promotion to photography services.

• Free entry
• Free prize draw
• Exhibition of artwork over five floors
• Kids art trail

Please note there is no lift in Banks Mill so there is limited access to the ground floor only for less abled visitors.

Learn more: www.banksmill.co.uk/openstudios