We are excited to announce a series of four curated exhibitions per year, aligned with the equinoxes and solstices.

In an era where our connection with nature and its cycles has waned, our mission is to actively promote artistry, and the profound human connection fostered through the printed word.

We extend an invitation to join us on a journey that celebrates the beauty of the analogue, upholds the preservation of tradition, and embraces the enduring power of human creativity in a world moving at lightning speed.

A FOR ANALOGUE

The primary focus of our Spring 2024 exhibition is analogue printing, utilizing fundamental tools and printmaking techniques to express and visualize nature, embodying the essence of Spring: new beginnings and resurfacing.

The selected techniques emphasize mark making and carving, symbolizing the journey from a employing linocut, drypoint, wood engraving, and woodcut techniques will be showcased.

Each technique carries a unique history, and we aim to explore their convergence.

We aim to spotlight texture, subtleties, and the suggestive power of iconography and individuality. Join us in celebrating the timeless artistry of analogue printing and the rich narratives embeded in these traditional techniques.

Opening Hours

Private View Friday 22nd: 5pm – 8pm
Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th: 10:30am – 5pm
Monday – Wednesday: by appointment only

Exhibiting Artists:

Anna Ruiz — Linocut
Ben Goodman — Wood Engraving
David Sully — Drypoint
Fiona Hamilton — Drypoint and Wood Engraving
Matthew Lintott — Woodcut
Theo Miller — Linocut