BA (Hons) Interaction Design Arts: Screamprint

Free and open to all.

Screamprint sonifies the rhythmic movements of the printing process by using pressure sensors as midi control for a digital synthesiser. These sounds offer guidance through the steps of pulling a print which can be more difficult to put into words, particularly focusing on the pressure necessary when dragging the squeegee across the screen.

In this short workshop, you will have the opportunity to try this audio-driven approach to print teaching in order to learn how to pull a print. Take part and leave with a hand printed step by step guide to screen printing, along with a print you made yourself.

Opening hours:

• Wedensday 3rd June - 6pm - 9pm
• Thursday 4th June - 3pm - 6pm
• Friday 5th June: 2pm - 4pm
• Saturday 6th June: 12pm - 5pm

No need to book, please just drop in!

About Shows 2026

London College of Communication educates and inspires the next generation of fearless creative communicators.

Across a series of exhibitions, events, online showcasing, as well as engagement with industry, audiences are invited into our diverse, energetic, and welcoming community, in spaces that promote collaboration and radical thinking.

Our graduates are equipped with the skills, confidence, and visionary ambition to transform the future and leave a meaningful mark on the world.

Shows 2026 is your opportunity to explore their creative output, across world-leading courses in Design, Media and Screen.

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Important filming and photography notice:Please note that filming and photography may be taking place at this event. Both bigger crowds, smaller groups and individuals may be captured on camera. All imagery and footage may at some point be published on the College website, social media channels, and in print.