I am delighted to be taking part in the annual LOOP exhibition at Bankside Gallery on the South Bank in September 2018. LOOP is an informal co-operative of artists with a background in print. Some of these artists have exhibited internationally, set up print studios, or pursued teaching careers, while others have continued to work in their own studios. A few newcomers have recently completed a Printmaking MA at Camberwell College. LOOP is an evolving platform that has presented some of the best in new printmaking.
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'The Man at the Corner Table' screenprint has been selected for inclusion in the permanent art collection of the Scarborough Art Gallery and Museum. The gallery houses a Public Fine Art Collection including works by Ernest Dade, Lord Leighton, Ivon Hitchens, Matthew Smith, Edward Bawden and Eric Ravilious. The original Printmakers Council Archive donated 150 prints in 1992, some of which will be displayed alongside selected pieces from the 2017 donation in an exhibition: Lasting Impressions: A Selection of Works from the Printmakers Council Archive.
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The accompanying book for the 50th Anniversary of the Printmakers Council is now available from Waterstones.
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The PV for the Printmakers Council's '50 Years of Artist's Prints' Exhibition at Bankside Gallery was buzzing with people. A huge turnout of members and friends celebrated the innovative and the traditional in printmaking, by a broad spectrum of artists from 1965 to the present. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of 110 Mini prints from current members to Gill Saunders, Senior Curator of Prints at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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Highpoint 1 chosen to illustrate the item on the 50th Anniversary of the Printmakers Council at Bankside Gallery 2015.

Highpoint 1 was awarded the Printmakers Council Prize at the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution.

La Flotte was awarded the Printmakers Council Student Prize at the Ochre Print Studio Summer Exhibition 2014.