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Paragon Studios and Project Space (PS) is an artist-led collective located in the heart of Belfast, dedicated to connecting art and society. They offer affordable working spaces for professional artists and host ongoing multiannual residencies for curators, critical writing, and collectives. Currently, PS is showcasing "How We Get Free," a Black Feminist performance art programme curated by Clodagh Assata Boyce, which is part of Outburst Arts and will run until 20 December 2025. The collective also engages in various upcoming projects, including "Dead Hedges" and "Peas Park." Generated from the website

Belfast Print Workshop is a thriving print studio located in the heart of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter, operating since 1977. It offers a spacious, accessible workshop equipped with a variety of traditional and contemporary printmaking tools, welcoming artists of all levels to explore their creativity. The workshop features an in-house gallery that showcases both member and visiting artists' work, alongside a year-round programme of exhibitions and events. Committed to fostering artistic innovation, Belfast Print Workshop also houses an extensive archive that serves as a valuable resource for printmaking history in Northern Ireland and beyond. Generated from the website