Printmaking Today - Summer 2012 - Issue 82
Contents Summer 2012 Issue 82
Printmaker's Diary
Bob Saich of Advanced Graphics London
Profile
Order, Chance, Play
As Paupers Press celebrates its first 25 years with a major London show, Mike Sims talks to founder Mike Taylor about the Press's work with leading artists
Design for Life
Weimen He ARE, child of China's Cultural Revolution, has achieved excellence against the odds, writes Joseph Winkelman PPRE
Prophet of Boom
Sister Corita, the screenprinting nun, was one of the most exotic and controversial products of 1960's LA's lively Pop Art scene, writes Mike Sims
On Distant Shores
Francis Tinsley RE - printmaker, painter and educator - talks to Carole Hensher RE about his 1960's upbringing in Liverpool and his abiding love of the sea
Propaganda Subverted
Ericka Walker uses the graphic language of propaganda posters to delve her misgivings about the state of mankind today, writes Arthur Nodens
Artist's Eye
Compendium of Disease
Euan Stewart won the Printmaking Today prize at Bite 2011 with his blackly humorous , anatomical figure studies. Here he describes his motives and influences
CUTTINGS News, Previews and Exhibition
COLLECTING
National Treasures
Emma Mason takes takes a look at the UK's historic Parliamentary Art Collection, which includes, amongst many varieties of art, a substantial body of prints, ancient and modern
Carnival Feast
Alexander Adams goes to see the print collection of the Musee du dessin et de l'estampe originale, Gravelines, France, and explores the riches in its vaults
Artists' Books
Against the Grain
Knust print collective in the Netherlands reclaims abandoned stencil printing machines to produce editions of artists book. Sarah Bodman takes a look around
Education
Russian Rigour
The six-year degree course at Moscow's State University of Printing Arts' Graphic Arts Faculty offers a rich, rewarding printmaking training. Grigory Babich describes his student experiences there
Technical
Material Benefits
Textile Printing Matthew Kritis and Sherry J Harr of Kansas State University describe their research into thickening agents for screenprinting textiles using natural dye extracts
Burning Passion Inspired by Alberto Burri, Manfred Welling divulges the secrets of his more unusual techniques involving burnt polythene and other unexpected printing plates
Sweeping Statement
Pochoir Miriam Macgregor RE in conversation with Nancy Campbell about pochoir process and its potential for production vivid book illustrations in rich layers of colour
Book Reviews