Cover
WeStand on Our Own Land (2022)
Photo: Olesya Dzhurayeva

Summer Issue Volume 31 Issue 122

Welcome
Leonie Bradley Editor

Diary Postscript
Richard Noyce

Printmaker's Diary

Olesay Dzhurayeva, the Ukrainian artist renowned for her linocuts, fled from her home and studio in Kyiv soon after the Russian invasion.  These are excerpts from her diary.

Cuttings

Film  
In which I go hunting
Flora McLachlan

Exhibition
New war: new art

Residency
Suffering in Silence
David Robertson

Public Art
Celebrating Guildford
Julie Hoyle

Artists' Books
BABE

Fundraising
Print for Ukraine

Cuttings

In brief

Expanded Practice
Alex Linfield

Unique aura
Debbie Godsell

Profile
Image and Word
Nan Mulder creates dual visual and written works that offer illuminating insights into her creativity and the challenges of making now, writes Richard Noyce

#WIP 
Re-Rooted
Suman Gurjral creates prints and poetry to seek to understand her parents' forced displacement during Partition

PROFILE
Bearing Witness to the Past
Clare Phelan works with relics from the past that carry traces of the everyday, of ordinary lives lived, writes Dr Wendy Rhodes

Profile
Against Speechlessness
Anna Alcock talks to Mike Sims about anguish and rage in her prints, and how art can convey, absorb and even protect against pain

Artists' Books
Sarah Bodman talks to Andrew Morrison about his inspiration and process of creating letterpress printed bookworks with hand-cut glyphs

Artists' Books
Lockdown Collaborations
Artists' books and print project evolved in lockdown as artists sought new ways to collaborate remotely, writes Caitlin Akers

Profile
Tortured Souls
Ralph Kiggell ARE looks at how recent prints, drawing and dioramas by Dolores de Sade RE take restriction and uprooting as their themes

Conference
Making an Impact
Professor Carinna Parraman introduces highlights and the keynote speakers for IMPACT 12: The Printmakers' Voice, which returns to Bristol in 2022

Education
Making Money and Making Meaning
Beauvais Lyons introduces printmaking students to lithography at the University of Tennessee through a satirical exercise in the art of money making

Technical 
Printed Glass
Dr Steve Brown introduces artist-researchers developing a visual language through printed glass media and the various technologies embraced

Bookshelf
Leonie Bradley

Book Reviews

Resources

Opportunities

Previews

Listings

Artist's Eye
Tabitha Fedden was awarded the Printmaking Today prize at the Royal Society of Birmingham Artists' Prints Prize 2022