Printmaking Today - Autumn Issue 119 - 2021 - September 

Cover
Untitled (2021)
Ruth Uglow.
Monoprint, 1000 x 700 mm

Welcome

COVID-19 LOG
Studio Directors' Journal
An anonymous group of print studio directors give an honest account of the enormous difficulties they have faced over the past 18 months

Cuttings
PROJECT
Collagraphing Stonehenge

TECHNIQUE
Experimental white ground

EXHIBITION
Fade to Black

PROJECT
You Belong Here

COLLABORATION
Folding you close

EXHIBITION
Emerging Artist
Jake Garfield

EXPANDED PRACTICE
Dancing Forward
Richenda Court ARE
Building Memories
Golnar Adili

PROFILE
Skin Deep
Taking the human form as matrix, Priscilla Romerohas created her own unique medium ‘Latexgraphy’ to record memory, writes Richard Noyce

PROFILE
The Highest Good is Like Water
Weimin He RE explores the innovative techniques and ancient dao concepts in the woodblock prints of Chen Qi

PROFILE / NEW AREs

Blooming Marvellous
Another bumper year for the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers. Here are their newly elected Associates, 19 in all

#WIP
Symbolic Axis
Lockdown sparked a new direction for Ugonna Hosten, marrying western psychology and Igbo metaphysical thinking in collages worked repeatedly through drawings into monotypes

ARTISTS’ BOOKS
Ioannis Anastasiou and Majka Dokudowicz discuss their lockdown book project Faded Future Archive that examines our destructive past with Sarah Bodman

PROFILE
Print Revival
The Printmakers of Jamaica group was leading a mini-revival of printmaking in the country when Covid struck. Judith Salmon reports on promising new shoots

PROFILE
Under the Skin
Through intensive drawing, Ruth Uglow RE makes sense of how life is formed and how nature behaves, writes Rachel Marsh

OBITUARIES
Bruno Gorlato ARE (1940–2021)
Alan Cox RE (1941–2021)

TECHNICAL
Vitro-Litho
Retired microbiologist Francisco Hernández-Chavarría provides a step-by-step guide to his alternative lithography method which is both accessible and environmentally friendly

EDUCATION
Visualising Histories
Katie Gilmartinon The Queer Ancestors Project that brings young people together through printmaking to visualise their hidden ancestors

COLLECTIONS
A Working StateKieran Owens talks to Jacquie Moore, Art Advisor to the Office of Public Works, about purchasing prints for the Irish State’s art collection

Bookshelf
Blaze Cyan RE

Book Reviews

Listings

Opportunities

Previews
Helen Frankenthaler: Radical Beauty
Jasper Johns: Mind/Mirror
Sam Heath: The Three Crowns

MY PRINTING DAY
DanielleCreenaune