Josephine McCormick – Featured Artist

McCormick gained a MA from Camberwell and a PhD from Ulster University, both in Fine Art Printmaking. In relation to her history as a member of the Printmakers Council, she was the first printmaker to receive the Michael Rothenstein Trophy, presented at the Curwin Gallery in 1993. She is a founder member of Belfast Print […]

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Diane McLellan – Featured Artist

Diane McLellan’s work reflects her interest in places where people are travelling through, and the traces they leave behind. Whether in a city or the countryside, the ephemeral nature of time and the changing of light provides a constant source of fascination to her. A sense of time, whether passing, frozen or snatched in a […]

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Milena Michalski – Featured Artist

ABOUT MILENA MICHALSKI  Milena Michalski is Senior Visiting Research Fellow at King’s College London. Her visual arts practice engages particularly with place and perception, site and sight, and complements her academic research. Working with printmaking and camera-less, analogue photographic techniques, often through site specific installation, Milena traces hidden or suppressed stories of places or moments. […]

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Chris Mercier – Featured Artist

Chris Mercier,  artist and printmaker, born  in 1951, lives and works in Reading, Berkshire. He studied at Berkshire College of Art, Epsom College of Art, University of Reading and The Royal College of Art.  He has worked many years in both commercial and artist screen printing studios.   He runs his own art editioning studio making […]

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RCA MA Printmaking Award

Alex Beattie‘s accomplished screenprints caught the eye of the judges and they were delighted to award him the Sheila Schloss prize Commended: Tori McLean with her colourful identities that manifest as both charming and creative.   Commended: Emilijia Pliaukstaite with her vivid enigmatic textured work

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Featured Artist Loraine Monk

Loraine Monk’s visual arts practice derives from a sense of place and community. Originally a painter, she now creates images using both relief and etching processes. Her family were working-class Londoners; inspired by local and community history, her background has influenced her politics, academic research, and artistic practice. Recently she has expanded her practice to […]

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