This is the first solo show from Ursula Kelly, who graduated from Camberwell College of Art & Design in 2008. The exhibition is the culmination of the Circle Line award.

Ursula’s work addresses issues of social and personal identity, relationships, memories and consumerism. Through building relationships with various people, the work aims to reflect the richness of daily life. The exhibition comprises a video, book and installation of prints. The video is a development of the work started during the artist’s MA course, whilst the book and prints are a result of new research carried out in a village in the West of Ireland – Killaloe, County Clare. As part of the Circle Line Award, Ursula developed and delivered a series of workshops with young people and adults, and some of the resulting artwork is also on show.

Circle Line is a partnership between Artquest, University of the Arts London (UAL) Widening Participation & Progression and four established London visual arts organisations: ACAVA studios, Cockpit Arts, London Print Studio and London Printworks Trust. The award was initiated in 2008 as a unique opportunity for recent art graduates of UAL. As well as offering a studio and support grant for one year, the purpose of the award was to allow young artists to develop their practice and professional development in a ‘real-world’ context by receiving training, mentoring and an exhibition opportunity.

For more information about the Circle Line project, click here.

MA Printmaking
Work by staff and students at Buckinghamshire New University

Featuring work from students, staff and visiting lecturers
including: Elizabeth Butterworth, Bruce Ingman,
Tom Hammick, Jane Sampson and Edwina Ellis

For more information about the NEW Masters in Printmaking Programme at londonprintstudio, click here.

Every Minute Should Be Enjoyed
Degree Show - MA Printmaking and Professional Practice

private view: 6.30pm to 8.30pm, 25 june 2009

‘Every Minute Should Be Enjoyed’ is an exhibition featuring six emerging artists opening on June 25th. They come from a variety of artistic backgrounds, and their work is exhilarating and richly diverse using a variety of printmaking methods. What they have in common is their strong commitment to printmaking and its creative possibilities, producing works conceived purely as original prints.

2009 Graduates:
Vicky Langon
Ros Morley
Peter Moseley
Marcus Irwin
Glynis Porter
Alice O'Neill

MA Printmaking and Professional Practice, University of Brighton in conjunction with londonprintstudio.

For more information, please visit www.proofgallery.co.uk

Picturing Harrow Road
open studio: 24 april to 18 may 2009

A massive street portrait is assembled using eclectic mix of state of the art digital technology, and large format analogue cameras. There's lots to explore – from traditional photography, digital technology, large format printing, to book production.

Open studio from 24th April - 16th May. Discuss work in progress and images on display with the artists involved, and have your picture taken in the ‘Photo Booth’.

exhibition: 19 may to 20 june 2009

'Picturing Harrow Road' exhibition opens on May 19th. This exciting project features a street portrait of people working in the Harrow Road - outside their shops. It celebrates the people who work there, and features all the shops, shop staff and shop fronts along the Harrow Road from Prince of Wales Junction W.9 to Third Avenue W.10 - an area once known as Maida Hill.

The studio has used an eclectic mix of state of the art digital technology, and large format analogue cameras. There's lots to explore – from traditional photography, digital technology, large format printing, to book production.

High resolution images are available from John Phillips - john@londonprintstudio.org.uk

Darwin's Dreams - The Roots of Coincidence

opening night: 12 february 2009 - 6.30pm to 8.30pm

Coincidence and fantasy intersect in this exhibition of work from Beauvais Lyons, Ruth Marten and Peiter Klúcik. Responding to the great naturalist, Charles Darwin, the contemporary art on display involves meticulous and fetishistic detail, fantasy and parody. Darwin’s extraordinary observations challenged traditional understandings of the world and, 200 years after his birth, continue to evoke debate today.

Download the accompanying exhibition essay here, in PDF format.

COMMITTED TO PRINT
an exhibition celebrating digital art
21 november 2008 to 31 january 2009

opening: 6.30pm to 8.30pm, 20 november 2008

This exhibition features a selection of work from leading UK artists-produced as digital prints- in collaboration with the Centre for Fine Print Research, Bristol. An extraordinary set of images and even 3-D prints emerge - as Britain’s artists stretch our understanding of print in a series of bold digital experiments.

Artists taking part include: Richard Hamilton, Paul Hodgson, Susan Collins, Charlotte Hodes, Peter Walters and Paul Sandameer.

created and curated: printers ink

queens park community school and londonprintstudio present an exhibition curated by A-level professional practice art & design students.

all artwork was created by year 11 GCSE students with the help and facilities at londonprintstudio over the course of the year.

londonprintstudio gallery is open tuesday to saturday,
10.30am to 5.30pm. admission is FREE, all are welcome.

all artworks are for sale

present(ing)


Anthony Burrill
John Dilnot
Jill Green

new prints and projects - an opportunity to view and buy
londonprintstudio gallery

the print that turned the world?
a unique exhibition inspired by the role that printmaking played in changing attitudes towards slavery and influencing the abolition of slavery.

in 1793 abolitionist campaigners published the now famous image of the Brookes Slave Ship. This graphic representation of the crowded conditions of the slave trade profoundly affected public opinion, which swung behind the movement to end slavery.

the print that turned the world? exhibition celebrates the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the slave trade in Britain, and the part that william wilberforce played in it, as well as protesting against the continuation of slavery today.

3 august -
22 september 2007

an exhibition of prints by artists who printmaking and using the printmaking facilities at londonprintstudio.

view exciting works by fine artists, printmakers, graphic designers, illustrators, and photographers.

opening night: 6-8pm 3 august 2007

admission is FREE, all artworks are for sale.
exhibition runs to 22 september 2007.
*closed 25 august 2007

'release'
the art department and students of westminster academy invite you to a show of their work

thursday 19 july
saturday 21 july
tuesday 24 july

(closed friday, sunday and monday)

join friends and family for this special exhibition at londonprintstudio gallery, featuring colourful, vibrant work in a variety of media.

matrix
ma degree show

Markus Blattmann
Rosanna Bottliglieri
Michelle Elwell
Mich Maroney
Rachel O\Hara
Gabriela Szulman
Mariangela Towner

MA Printmaking and Professional Practice -
a collaboration between University of Brighton and londonprintstudio

13 apr 2007 -
9 june 2007

prints I've made... desi stylee
a vibrant collection of prints by artist chila burman

the exhibition brings together a sumptuous visual sensation of works which explore the experiences and aesthetics of Asian femininity. Since the mid 80s Chila has made paintings, installations, photography, video and film as well as many print works, many of which were created at londonprintstudio.

the exhibition includes Chila's traditional and digital printmaking, as well as some of her collages and video works and brand new commissioned pieces, incorporating everything from ice-cream cones to comic books, bhindis to bras. Exploring issues of gender and race through the aesthetics of collecting accessories, lingerie, flowers, hair-pieces, jewellery and make up allow Chila to play with the formal properties of her chosen materials, working with repetition and patterns as well as with their allusions to the hyper-feminine, the sexual and the everyday.

15 feb 2007 -
5 apr 2007

made at DCA

a diverse new collection of prints made at Dundee Contemporary Arts (DCA) by artists Claire Barclay, Martin Boyce, Richard Deacon, Mark Dion, Anya Gallaccio, Ilana Halperin, Jakob Kolding, Rosalind Nashashibi, Cristopher Orr and the Lonely Piper.

The Made at DCA exhibition also includes the brand new Cove Park portfolio of prints by Simon Starling, Claire Barclay, Graham Fagen, Ross Sinclair, Louise Hopkins, Christine Borland and Nathan Coley. Cove Park is an international centre based in Scotland for the arts and creative industries which runs an annual programme of residencies for artists working in all art forms. Seven leading UK based visual artists have been commissioned by Cove Park to produce a new limited edition print for the Cove Park portfolio.

all i want...:

an irresistible exhibition of original artworks and unique festive gifts

what's on your Christmas list....?

during the winter months londonprintstudio gallery is showcasing the work of some of the UK's most exciting new artists and designers for the 'all I want....' exhibition.

featuring a beautiful and irresistible collection of original artworks; perfect for that unique Christmas present, or simply to treat yourself over the festive season.
all the artworks are for sale and prices start from just £3.

filament:

andrew carnie, sandra crisp, james faure walker and andrea jesperson

filament is an exhibition of newly commisioned digital prints made at londonprintstudio by four internationally recognised artists. All the artists have created works by integrating computer processes with printmaking techniques.

The title filament alludes to a thread through which electricity is converted into light. 'I think about digital images as created via light and suspended into pixels...the idea that the electronic image is mutable, temporary and can just 'disappear'' artist, sandra crisp

filament is being held at londonprintstudio in collaboration with ACAVA and Paddington Development Trust, and is linked to a series of exhibitions and events in and around West London during September. The season explores and presents work by artists primarily using digital , electronic and new media techniques and is part of a wider debate on the contribution artists make to the creative industries, regeneration and economic growth.