Print Networks is delighted to announce the 2019 winner of the Peter Isaac prize for the best essay in the field of the History of the Book Trade in the Anglophone world.

This call is now CLOSED

Saturday 29 September until Sunday 27 January 2019. Wednesday to Sunday, 1 - 5pm Bruce Castle Museum, Lordship Lane, N17 8NU

Norwich printing museum facing closure due to plans to redevelop the site

This edited volume will respond to the need for a multidisciplinary introduction to what image-based fields calls ‘print matrices’ and text-based fields call ‘printing surfaces’.

Back by popular demand. The 2019/19 series of Type Talks has been announced.

celebrate all things print at Winterbourne’s aptly named 'Year of Print'.

11-14 October 2018 Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge.

Call for contributions

Footnotes a new type design periodical published by La Police in Geneva, Switzerland

Saturday 12 May, 15:00-18:00 hours, University of Birmingham

Wolverhamton Art Gallery, 14 April to 3 June 2018

This workshop asks how viewing periodicals as ‘strange object[s]’ can affect our teaching and research.

In honour of our founder, the late Professor Peter Isaac, Print Networks announces the foundation of a biennial essay prize for the best essay in the field of the History of the Book Trade in the Anglophone world.

A symposium focusing on Birmingham and Wolverhampton, and the cultural shift from Victorian art school to modern campus architecture.