Staunton, a linocut printmaker based in London, employs a range of linocut techniques to craft exquisite limited-edition prints. The essence of Staunton’s art radiates with sumptuous textures and meticulous details. Staunton explores the printing process intuitively to develop a realm of serenity in her work from both real and envisioned landscapes. Mirroring nature’s tranquillity, soothing […]
Continue reading“Sourcing Print Artwork” Part 1 How to start or source a print? Visual artists take differing routes and methods to establish themes, direction or subject. The end result of a print takes an amount of rehearsal, development of thought before being translated in the various processes and differing methods of printmaking. The end production may […]
Continue readingIn June of 2021, Tessa gave us a thoughtful and detailed talk, describing how she works and showing us some of her beautiful pieces. I am delighted to add her video, which somehow during those Covid times, was omitted! Enjoy!
Continue readingSally McLaren RE Retrospective: A Passion for Printmaking Original intaglio etchings 1959 – present 14 March – 2 May 2026 We celebrate the remarkable printmaking of Sally McLaren in a solo selling show that fills the timber-framed galleries at Sladers Yard Gallery with glorious works from throughout her career. Distinguished printmaker, painter and […]
Continue readingABOUT BIOGRAPHY: Biagio Mastroianni is best known for his works exploring current and futuristic socio-political events. He began his artistic career with the theme of ‘La Smorfia’, The Lottery game in Naples, and scenes from London. After an apprenticeship as a photo lithographer, Biagio graduated as an illustrator from the University of Applied Sciences and […]
Continue readingMcCormick 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 […]
Continue readingDiane 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 […]
Continue readingMarie-Louise Martin has been printmaking for over 40 years. Her work is heavily dependent on line and mark making. After graduating from National College of Art and Design in Dublin (1983), she joined the Black Church Print Studio. Originally her work was mainly etching on steel plates based on subjects ranging from landscape (images 13, […]
Continue readingABOUT 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. […]
Continue readingSheila has been awarded the PMC prize at the East London Printmakers ‘Festival of Print. Below you can enjoy images of her work. Steve Mumberson, Co Chair comments ‘The choosing of the PMC prize winner at the East London Printmakers Exhibition ‘Festival of Print 2025′ was a very difficult process since there was a good […]
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