Britannia Mill
Studios

Britannia Mill Studios are well equipped for students from Art and Design, Fashion and Therapeutic Arts courses.

Take a look at some of the facilities that Britannia Mill Studios are home to:

The Printmaking Studio is a shared resource which combines multi-disciplinary print processes. Traditional print processes are often combined with digital processes to create modern hybrid printmaking.

Students can experiment with large-scale plaster and ceramics projects in workshops housed within the studios and BA (Hons) Fine Art students have dedicated studio spaces for their projects.

The dance studios are used by Therapeutic Arts courses for practical drama and dance sessions.

Students are supported by the technical service team to gain hands-on experience and experiment using industry standard equipment.

Britannia Mill houses modern studio spaces for courses like BA (Hons) Interior Design and BA (Hons) Illustration, a dedicated art and design library, studio spaces for exhibition installations and music rehearsal rooms for Therapeutic Arts students. Find out more about the Britannia Mill site.

  • A lineup of screens on a shelf in a studio
  • People screenprinting in an art studio with high ceilings
  • A female with their hair tied up, glasses and an apron prepares some printing in an art studio
  • Red and black paint rolled out onto paper with some traditional print tools
  • A female operates a traditional print press in a studio
  • A female creates a large horses head out of plaster
  • Industrial looking individual printer block letters for an old fashioned print press
  • A tutor demonstrates print techniques in a studio for student onlookers
  • A man in an apron sits at a potter's wheel making an object
  • A man in an apron demonstrates a print press to a younger male and female
  • Close up of traditional print making equipment
  • A person in PPE washes down frames for screen printing