We believe in equal opportunity and do not discriminate based on race, colour, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, religion, nationality, or ethnic origin. The admissions process is designed to provide young artists with a platform to showcase their skills and potential.
Community engagement is a vital aspect of the APS Printmaking Education Programme. Students are encouraged to participate in outreach initiatives, collaborative projects, and exhibitions that promote social consciousness and cultural exchange. APS fosters an inclusive and diverse environment, where students can learn from one another's unique perspectives and experiences.
Upon completion of the programme, students emerge as skilled and confident printmakers, equipped with the knowledge, technical expertise, and critical thinking abilities necessary for a successful career in the field. Graduates of the APS Printmaking Education Programme have gone on to establish themselves as professional artists, educators, curators, and arts administrators, contributing to the growth and development of the Visual Arts industry locally and internationally.