The brand new Silkscreen studio is now open to the public and available for hire.  

Blue Room is an arts service for adults with learning disabilities that operates 3 days a week, 48 weeks a year at the Bluecoat in partnership with Liverpool City Council. Service Users attend the Blue Room one day a week to create exciting art work, in response to exhibitions at the Bluecoat and neighbouring galleries.

With a forty year history of printmaking on site, the Bluecoat has reopened its Print Studio to the public and is available for hire. The Studio is clean, safe, light and airy, and current working practice is geared towards new developments in ‘safe’ printmaking.

Print Studio at the Bluecoat offers a range of short courses, workshops, guinea-pig sessions and talks from regular monthly and biweekly sessions to special, one-off workshops and talks.

With an emphasis on "safe" printmaking, we are keen to build a community of printmakers who can share skills and research as well as using the facilities. The two studio spaces are also available to hire for experienced groups who have undertaken an induction.